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1. Jun 3•Haivision: MiLB Adopts Haivision SRT Encoders Across 120 Stadiums, Reducing Latency

   Minor League Baseball (MiLB) has partnered with Haivision to modernize its live video contribution across 120 stadiums, transitioning from HLS to SRT using Haivision Makito X4 encoders. This shift aims to reduce latency and improve reliability for regional sports networks and international distribution partners. Additionally, Haivision announced new products at the 2026 NAB Show, including the Makito ONE video transport platform and Falkon X4 5G mobile transmitter, designed for remote production and high-performance live contribution.

2. Jun 3•Streaming Media: Remote Streaming Observability Requires Unified, Software-Defined Monitoring

   Executives from Telestream, Zixi, and Eyevinn discuss the importance of unified software-defined observability for managing remote streaming pipelines. They emphasize collaborative data sharing, real-time alerts, and detailed monitoring across multiple hops to maintain stream reliability and quality, particularly for live production relying on cellular bonding and cloud environments. This approach aims to reduce troubleshooting complexity and vendor finger-pointing in distributed workflows.

3. Jun 3•Digital Media World: Phoenix Broadcast Upgrades Live Production for APAC with Grass Valley Gear

   Phoenix Broadcast Solutions signed a three-year enterprise agreement with Grass Valley to modernize its live production operations across APAC and the Middle East. This deployment includes Grass Valley LDX Series cameras, K-Frame production switchers, and Densité/XIP infrastructure. The new systems support UHD, 4K, and SMPTE ST 2110 standards, facilitating flexible REMI and hybrid workflows for international sports and entertainment.

4. Jun 3•TrendHunter.com: Microsoft's Surface Laptop Ultra features NVIDIA RTX Spark for 12K video, AI creation

   Microsoft has developed the Surface Laptop Ultra, a new Windows laptop featuring NVIDIA's RTX Spark platform for creative professionals. This device integrates NVIDIA RTX graphics, unified memory, and ARM-based processing to handle demanding tasks such as 12K video editing, 3D rendering, and local AI content generation. The laptop, powered by a shared memory pool for CPU and GPU, is expected to launch in Fall 2026.

5. Jun 3•YouTube: CYCLO Cloud Demonstrates Full Workflow for Original Equipment Production Planning

   CYCLO Cloud has released a comprehensive tutorial on production planning for Original Equipment Production (OE Production). This tutorial demonstrates the full workflow capabilities of its cloud-based production system, offering valuable insights into cloud production for streaming professionals.

6. Jun 3•PRNewswire: Epson introduces first all-in-one dvLED displays, entering large-format display market

   Epson has expanded its commercial display product line with the introduction of the LE-C1 Series, its first all-in-one direct view LED (dvLED) displays. These new displays utilize chip-on-board (COB) technology and are designed for large-format visual experiences in high ambient light environments, launching in the US and Latin America. The series includes 135-inch and 162-inch Full HD models, as well as a 135-inch 4K model.

7. Jun 3•phoronix: NVIDIA Advances Open-Source Nova Driver Support for Hopper, Blackwell GPUs

   NVIDIA released the 12th iteration of its Rust-written Nova driver, which is bringing Hopper and Blackwell GPU support closer to open-source availability. This development is crucial for optimizing video processing and AI workloads potentially used in streaming infrastructure. The enablement work for these GPUs in the Nova driver appears to be nearing completion.

8. Jun 3•Broadband Breakfast: NAB Ventures Into Terrestrial Positioning to Challenge GPS Using TV Towers

   The National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) has formed Merkhet Solutions to develop a terrestrial positioning system utilizing TV station towers. This initiative aims to create a new business line for free TV providers and compete with the Global Positioning System (GPS).

9. Jun 3•TechPowerUp: AVerMedia Debuts New Capture Devices with 4K Passthrough at Computex 2026

   AVerMedia unveiled new streaming and video capture devices at Computex 2026, including the Live Streamer ULTRA and Live Gamer ULTRA 2.1. These products incorporate features such as 4K passthrough and dual-cam support, targeting content creators and gamers.

10. Jun 3•LSi Online: Disguise Previews Mapping Matter Updates and ISAAC Integration at InfoComm 2026

    Disguise is updating its projection mapping solution, Mapping Matter, and introducing new Designer software features like Looks and Compositions at InfoComm 2026. The company is also collaborating with Smart Monkeys for ISAAC platform integration and Planar for commercial display solutions. These updates aim to enhance tools and workflows for live entertainment and immersive experiences.

11. Jun 3•BroadcastBridge: Magewell's Director Plus Integrates 5G for Portable 4K Production

    Magewell has launched Director Plus, a new portable 4K production and presentation system. It features expanded HDMI and IP inputs, 4K/60FPS recording and streaming capabilities, and enhanced network connectivity including an integrated 5G modem. This device is designed for end-to-end live video workflows across various applications.

12. Jun 3•BroadcastBridge: Ikegami Cameras Power HDR and 4x HFR for Asia-Pacific Motorsports

    Two Wheels Motor Racing Sdn Bhd (TWMR) has invested in Ikegami UHK-X600 and HDK-X500 broadcast camera systems to enhance its live motorsports production capabilities. This deployment enables HDR imaging and 4x HFR slow-motion workflows, improving race coverage quality in the Asia Pacific region. The cameras will support TWMR's end-to-end production for various high-speed racing events, delivering sharper contrast and smoother replays.

13. Jun 3•Futurism: GPU market to approach $600B by 2033 on AI, gaming, and data center demand

    The global GPU market is projected to reach nearly $600 billion by 2033, growing from $63.22 billion in 2024, driven by increasing demand from AI applications, gaming, and data centers. This growth is fueled by GPUs' parallel processing capabilities, which are essential for tasks such as AI model training, video rendering, cloud infrastructure, and handling complex computational requirements. Key players like NVIDIA, AWS, Intel, and AMD are making significant investments and advancements in GPU technology to meet this surging demand.

14. Jun 3•LinuxGizmos.com: Radxa’s Dragon Q8B SBC features Snapdragon 8cx Gen 3, dual 2.5GbE

    Radxa has introduced the Dragon Q8B single-board computer, powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8cx Gen 3 Compute Platform, designed for edge computing and intelligent vision applications. This compact board features an 8-core processor, dual 2.5GbE networking, and supports 4K video hardware decoding at 120 fps, along with up to 29 TOPS of AI performance. It is currently available for pre-order, with prices starting from $179.61 for the 4GB model.

15. Jun 3•TrendHunter.com: ASUS AI Creator PCs hit one petaflop with NVIDIA RTX Spark

    ASUS unveiled its new ProArt P16, P14, and Mini PC creator computers at Computex 2026, powered by NVIDIA's RTX Spark platform featuring Grace CPU and Blackwell RTX graphics. These systems offer up to one petaflop of AI performance, enabling demanding creative tasks like 12K video editing and local AI model processing on mobile and desktop devices. The launch targets professionals in film, video production, 3D animation, and VFX, promising more iterative and on-location content creation workflows.

16. Jun 3•No Film School: Flanders Scientific Ships 65-inch UHD OLED Reference Monitor for Post-Production

    Flanders Scientific has begun shipping its new XM651U, a 65-inch UHD OLED reference monitor designed for color-critical work in high-end post-production and broadcast. This monitor offers precise color reproduction, true black levels, and features multiple 12G/6G/3G-SDI and HDMI 2.0 inputs, bridging professional color grading with broadcast production workflows. It aims to provide an accurate, large-format display solution for HDR monitoring and 4K production environments.

17. Jun 3•Newsshooter: DaVinci Resolve 21 Final Release Integrates AI Tools, Photo Editing, Broadcaster Codecs

    Blackmagic Design has released the final version of DaVinci Resolve 21, a major update featuring new AI tools like IntelliSearch for content search and CineFocus for focal point adjustment. The software also introduces a dedicated Photo Page for image editing and enhances post-production efficiency for broadcast workflows with improved MXF support. Furthermore, it expands codec support for AV1 and HEVC, crucial for streaming professionals.

18. Jun 3•CineD: SmallHD Debuts OLED 16 4K Monitor: 16-Inch Panel for Color-Critical Work

    SmallHD has announced the OLED 16, a new 16-inch 4K production monitor priced at $5,999, featuring a true 10-bit OLED panel, integrated WiFi, and PageOS. This monitor is designed for DITs and DPs, offering reference-grade contrast and color accuracy for on-set color-critical workflows. It includes comprehensive connectivity, rugged hardware, and integration with tools like Pomfort Livegrade and Calman for calibration.

19. Jun 3•No Film School: DaVinci Resolve 21 Beta Enhances Post-Production with AI Dubbing, Workflow Tools

    Blackmagic Design has released the public beta for DaVinci Resolve 21, introducing significant AI-driven features including DaVinci Resolve Language Reactor for automated dubbing and translation. This update focuses on enhancing workflow efficiency for post-production professionals with new tools for editing, color grading, and VFX.

20. Jun 3•postPerspective: Trailblazer Studios marks 25 years with adaptability and remote workflow investment

    Trailblazer Studios, an independent post and sound facility, celebrates 25 years in business, crediting its longevity to adaptability, early investment in remote workflows, and strong client relationships. The studio offers a wide range of services from editorial support and color correction to full audio post-production and works with virtual production teams to ensure seamless integration between on-location and virtual stage footage.

21. Jun 3•NewscastStudio: Telycam Expands Explore PTZ Camera Lineup with Three Broadcast-Focused Models

    Telycam announced the expansion of its Explore PTZ camera lineup with three new models: Explore 100, 300, and 500, scheduled for Q3 2026 availability. These new cameras feature brushless DC motors for improved movement and enhanced connectivity options, including NDI HX3, NDI High Bandwidth, 12G-SDI, and support for SRT, RTMP, and RTSP streaming protocols. They are targeted at professional broadcast and live production environments, with the company also introducing a redesigned web user interface.

22. Jun 3•TechNave: Acer Debuts 4K Google TV Projector, QD OLED Monitors at Computex 2026

    Acer unveiled new visual products at Computex 2026, including the HL6820GTV 4K laser projector with integrated Google TV and professional QD OLED monitors. The product lineup also features portable projectors, portable displays, and a wearable digital accessory. These devices are designed for creative, professional, and entertainment use cases.

23. Jun 3•Basic Tutorials: Leica's Compact 4K Projector is 50% Cheaper, Targets Broader Market

    Leica has launched the Cine Compact 1, a new 4K triple RGB laser projector designed for home cinema, priced at €1,645. It features Dolby Vision, HDR10+, HLG support, up to 240 Hz gaming mode at 2K resolution, Wi-Fi 6, and integrates the VIDAA Smart TV interface for direct streaming. The device is 30% smaller and 50% cheaper than its predecessor, aiming to make high-end projection more accessible.

24. Jun 3•DIGITIMES: Quanta to Expand US Production for Nvidia's Vera Rubin Acceleration

    Nvidia plans to accelerate its Vera Rubin production, prompting Quanta Computer to establish three new US plants by the end of 2026. This expansion is driven by increasing demand for GPU applications in edge computing and application-specific integrated circuits. Mike Yang, president of QCT, noted the expanding use of GPUs across training, edge computing, and storage.

25. Jun 3•ProVideo Coalition: Adobe Premieres Clip Grid: A New Approach to Color Correction Workflow

    Adobe's Premiere Color Mode introduces the Clip Grid, a new interface for attribute-based color correction within the editing software. This feature aims to enhance efficiency and consistency in grading by allowing bulk operations, visual comparisons, and better organization of clips based on attributes rather than a linear timeline. It offers different viewing modes, robust filtering and sorting capabilities, and metadata integration to streamline the color grading workflow.

26. Jun 3•ProVideo Coalition: DoPchoice Unveils Modular SNAPBAG System for Creamsource Vortex2 Lighting Fixtures

    DoPchoice has introduced a new modular SNAPBAG light-shaping system for the Creamsource Vortex2, designed to enhance light control with diffusion and grid options. This system allows for versatile single and dual-fixture configurations, catering to various production needs and expanding the Vortex2's capabilities. The new accessories, including SNAPBAGs, SNAPGRIDs, and SNAPCLOTH diffusers, will be showcased at Cine Gear Expo 2026.

27. Jun 3•Sportsvideo: ESPN deploys end-to-end 1080p HDR for 2026 NBA Finals via ST 2110 IP workflow

    ESPN is utilizing a near end-to-end 1080p HDR production workflow and complete ST 2110 signal flow for its coverage of the 2026 NBA Finals. This advanced setup involves mobile production units from Game Creek Video, including their Flagship unit, and features specialized cameras, EVS replay servers, Calrec audio consoles, and Viz Gen 5 graphics units. The production chain will deliver 1080p HDR signals to ESPN's streaming platforms, while linear ABC transmission remains in 1080p SDR.

28. Jun 3•Msn: Apple TV to Stream First Full Live Sports Event Shot Entirely with iPhone 17 Pro

    Apple TV will stream a live MLS match entirely shot with iPhone 17 Pro devices, marking a milestone in mobile technology's use for live sports production. This builds on previous experiments where iPhones were used for select portions of MLB games. The initiative aims to deliver high-quality video and new dynamic perspectives to viewers.

29. Jun 3•Prince George's County Economic Development Corporation: Prince George's County Adds Virtual Production Studio with LED Volumetric Wall

    Prince George's County is developing Revolutionary VP Studios, a new virtual production facility in Laurel, MD. This studio will feature advanced virtual production technology, including a massive LED volumetric wall, to attract film, television, commercial, and streaming projects. The initiative aims to drive economic development and workforce training in creative industries for the region.

30. Jun 3•Octopus Newsroom: RTL Deutschland Unifies News Production with Octopus Newsroom Across Germany

    RTL Deutschland has implemented Octopus Newsroom for its nationwide news production, starting with its national news channel ntv. This move replaces a legacy system and integrates complex regional workflows, including a redesigned Mosart automation integration. The project aims to unify production environments across RTL's national and regional operations with a scalable and future-ready platform.

31. Jun 3•Manila Shaker: Qualcomm launches Snapdragon C processor for entry-level laptops with integrated AI

    Qualcomm has introduced the Snapdragon C processor, a new chip designed for entry-level laptops featuring an integrated NPU for AI tasks. The platform aims to support everyday computing, including video streaming and productivity, with devices from manufacturers like Acer, HP, and Lenovo expected later this year.

32. Jun 3•Sportsvideo: ESPN Deploys 39 Cameras, CapCams for Women’s College World Series Coverage

    ESPN is deploying 39 cameras, including Sony Fx6 shallow-depth-of-field cameras and POVORA CapCams, for its Women's College World Series coverage, demonstrating continued innovation in live sports production technology. The setup also includes a Technocrane, aerial drone, two-point cable system, and an 80-ft. rail cam, with remote production solutions also in use. This signifies an ongoing investment in diverse camera and production workflows to enhance viewer experience for major sports events.

33. Jun 3•Bridge Technologies: Bridge Technologies Redesigns Monitoring Probe UI for Cognitive Ergonomics

    Bridge Technologies released a new report titled "Design Goes Beyond Attraction, Why UI Works With The Brain," detailing how effective UI design in their monitoring probes leverages cognitive psychology for user engagement and retention. The article highlights redesigns in their VB330, VB220, and VB120 probes for improved menu structures and introduces a 'canvas design' for the VB440, allowing custom workflows, emphasizing cognitive ergonomics over aesthetics.

34. Jun 3•Sportsvideo: iodyne, RED, Adobe Combine for Direct Camera-to-Storage RAW Production Workflow

    iodyne will showcase multi-camera ingest and post-production color workflows with RED Digital Cinema and Adobe at Cine Gear Expo 2026. The demonstration will feature live DIT cart configurations using RED Connect and iodyne Pro Data for direct camera-to-storage RAW recording, bypassing card-based workflows. Workflows for real-time RAW grading and multi-project editorial will also be highlighted.

35. Jun 3•Sportsvideo: Ross Video Deepens Collegiate Sports Production Support, Focuses on Cost-Effectiveness

    Ross Video's Director of Sales, Jeff Smith, discusses the company's ongoing commitment to supporting collegiate sports productions. Ross Video provides cost-effective solutions for various collegiate programs and maintains close contact with the community. Their involvement extends to live broadcasts and in-venue productions.

36. Jun 3•TechRadar: Unreal Engine 5 Powers Disney's Real-Time Millennium Falcon Ride Update

    Disney has updated its Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run attraction, incorporating a new mission for "The Mandalorian and Grogu" that is rendered in real-time using Unreal Engine 5. This update shifts the ride from pre-rendered video to dynamic, interactive experiences responsive to guest inputs. The move highlights Disney's adoption of game engine technology for enhanced location-based entertainment.

37. Jun 3•TM Broadcast International: Sky News Australia Migrates News Production to Grass Valley Cloud Platform

    Sky News Australia, operated by Australian News Channel (ANC), has adopted Grass Valley AMPP to transition its news production to a cloud-based architecture. This major infrastructure shift enables over 250 journalists and editors to collaborate remotely using browser-based workflows, facilitating the delivery of 1,500 hours of content weekly across broadcast and digital platforms. The deployment replaces a legacy Grass Valley SQ system and includes tools like Framelight X for editing and Playout X for cloud playout.

38. Jun 3•TM Broadcast International: Itaka Arena deploys Clear-Com intercom for full-stadium wireless communication and Dante integration

    Clear-Com has deployed its intercom solutions, including Arcadia Central Station and FreeSpeak II, at Itaka Arena in Opole, Poland. This system provides comprehensive wireless communication for production teams, commentators, and technical crews across the stadium for sports and live events. The integration features Dante AoIP for flexible audio system connectivity.

39. Jun 3•BroadcastBridge: Ikegami Cameras Boost Asia-Pacific Motorsport Broadcasts with 4x HFR, HDR

    Two Wheels Motor Racing (TWMR), a motorsports event production specialist in the Asia Pacific region, has invested in Ikegami broadcast camera systems. The deployment includes Ikegami UHK-X600 and HDK-X500 cameras to enhance live race production with 4x high frame rate and HDR imaging for improved visual storytelling.

40. Jun 3•YouTube: EBU's MXL SDK Drives Live Production Transition to Software, AI Integration

    The EBU's Dynamic Media Facility (DMF) project is spearheading a transition in live production from hardware-based systems to flexible, software-driven workflows. This initiative centers on the Media eXchange Layer (MXL) for efficient interoperable media sharing. The shift is enabling scalable production and integration of advanced graphics and AI.

41. Jun 3•TV Tech: Lenovo Tapped as Official Tech Partner for 2026 FIFA World Cup Broadcast

    Lenovo has been named the Official Technology Partner for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, where it will supply hardware and AI-powered infrastructure for worldwide broadcast operations. The agreement includes servers, storage, PCs, and laptops, aimed at managing high-definition streams and providing real-time data processing for enhanced broadcast experiences. This partnership emphasizes the growing integration of advanced technology, including AI, in large-scale sports production and broadcasting.

42. Jun 3•Inavate Magazine: Live Event Latency: IP Workflows Introduce Complexity, Require Network Expertise

    Industry experts discuss the critical challenges and best practices for managing latency, synchronization, and redundancy in live events and production, emphasizing the move towards IP workflows such as SMPTE 2110 and NDI. The article highlights the complexities and benefits of these technologies, especially in temporary versus fixed installations. It also touches on the differing tolerances for latency and sync issues between the broadcast and pro-AV worlds.

43. Jun 3•Sportsvideo: Sony Introduces 4K 60p PTZ Cameras with AI Auto-Framing and Low-Light Sensors

    Sony Electronics announced the SRG-AS10 and SRG-XS10 4K 60p PTZ cameras, which feature STARVIS sensors for clear low-light capture and AI auto-framing capabilities. These new models support flexible installation, optical zoom up to 10x in 4K, and IP streaming protocols, making them suitable for diverse AV environments in education, corporate, and live settings. The cameras are expected to be available near the end of 2026.

44. Jun 3•Y.M.Cinema Magazine: Panavision Primo 65 Lenses Bring Classic Optics to Large-Format Digital

    Panavision has unveiled its new Primo 65 lens series, designed for 65mm digital cinematography, bringing the acclaimed Primo optical characteristics to larger sensors. These lenses provide full 65mm coverage, fast T2 apertures, and a distinct artistic look, strengthening the "IMAX look" in high-end film production. This development directly supports the expanding ecosystem of 65mm digital camera systems, like Sony's RIALTO 65, by offering specialized optics.

45. Jun 3•Green Hippo: Pixel Academy Hosts Hands-On Master Stack Events for AV and Live Production

    tvONE and Green Hippo's Pixel Academy is hosting two Master Stack workflow events in July 2026, bringing together various AV and live production brands. These events offer hands-on training for modern production workflows, including IPMX and ST 2110 transport, and unified control across mixed-vendor environments. Participating companies include MA Lighting, B-Tech AV Mounts, Densitron, Lumens, Matrox Video, NETGEAR, and Vantix Displays, focusing on practical applications of live production technologies.

46. Jun 2•Singular.live: France 24 automates World Cup graphics with cloud-native HTML5 workflow

    France 24 deployed a cloud-native HTML5 graphics workflow, utilizing Singular.live and Retool, to manage its multilingual 2026 FIFA World Cup draw coverage. The system, developed by Aski-da Creative, facilitated real-time data validation and graphics delivery across four language channels shortly after deployment.

47. Jun 2•Plura: RTVS Upgrades Three Facilities to Plura-Driven IP ST 2110 Monitoring

    Slovakian national broadcaster RTVS has upgraded three regional production facilities to a unified SMPTE ST 2110 monitoring infrastructure using Plura products. This deployment utilizes UHD/HDR-ready monitors with SFP-25G interfaces to establish native IP workflows, eliminating the need for coax cabling and gateways.

48. Jun 2•Plura: Asharq Bloomberg Standardizes Global News Production on Plura Monitoring

    Asharq Bloomberg News Channel has standardized its 24/7 multiplatform production facilities across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Washington D.C. on Plura's monitoring and timing infrastructure. The deployment utilizes MTDoE technology and SMPTE-calibrated displays, ensuring visual consistency across 4K, 2K, and FHD broadcast workflows.

49. Jun 2•Plura Inc.: Qvest Media Standardizes MENA Broadcast Production with Plura Monitoring Solutions

    Qvest Media is deploying Plura monitoring and timing solutions across major broadcast infrastructures in the MENA region, including Al Mamlaka TV and Dubai TV. This integration aims to standardize signal integrity and ensure 24/7 technical performance for live production environments.

50. Jun 2•Plura: SportsNet New York deploys 90 Plura monitors for 24/7 color consistency

    SportsNet New York (SNY) has integrated 90 Plura monitors, ranging from 9 to 55 inches, into its new 4 World Trade Center facility to support 24/7 sports broadcasting operations. The deployment leverages Plura's MTDoE technology and studio production timers to maintain color consistency and operational stability across its regional and national distribution platforms.