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1. Jun 17•LiveU: LiveU deploys bonded cellular tech for massive 2026 North American soccer tournament

   LiveU is providing its live video technology for a major global soccer tournament across North America, enabling broadcasts and enhancing multi-agency public safety communications through bonded cellular technology. The company's solutions, including LiveU IQ and LiveU Reliable Transport, are highlighted for maintaining stable, low-latency video feeds even in congested network environments. This deployment showcases LiveU's role in real-time communication for both media and public safety at large-scale multi-venue events.

2. Jun 17•Snap: Snap debuts standalone SPECS AR glasses with $2,195 price tag

   Snap Inc. has launched SPECS, augmented reality glasses priced at $2,195, designed for standalone spatial computing. These glasses feature Snap's proprietary displays, optics, and computer vision, aiming to integrate AI assistance, work tools, and entertainment into daily life. Snap also introduced new developer tools for the SPECS ecosystem, including agentic development for Lenses in Lens Studio and a Native Development Kit.

3. Jun 17•LSi Online: Christie Unveils Spyder-S 6.1 for Massive 200 Million Pixel Canvas Productions

   Christie has released Spyder-S 6.1, an update to its video processing platform, enhancing connectivity with new DisplayPort 1.4 and SFP Frames. This expansion aims to support more complex productions for rental, staging, live events, and fixed installations. The platform offers increased flexibility, scalability, and performance for demanding live environments.

4. Jun 17•Broadcast: Location Collective offers cost-focused studio packages for UK TV producers

   Location Collective and its OMA Studio Group offer cost-effective production spaces and filming locations in the UK for film and TV producers, aiming to reduce expenditure for ambitious projects. They provide flexible options, from multi-site production hubs to backlots, and boast high-spec soundstages and sustainable practices. The company has worked with clients like Universal Pictures and Apple TV.

5. Jun 17•Redsharknews: Post-production tools update with AI reporting and VFX lens database

   This article rounds up new tools for post-production, including Filmsticks' new clapperboard range and Matchmove Machine's lens distortion grid database. It also highlights First Rush's macOS multi-camera SDI recorder and new AI tools like Beeble's SwitchX model powering OpenArt VFX and CETA's Morpheus AI reporting tool.

6. Jun 17•Redsharknews: Insta360 Mic Pro debuts customizable e-Ink display for branded production

   Insta360 has launched its Mic Pro wireless system, featuring a customizable e-Ink display, stereo 32-bit float internal recording, and the ability for the receiver to connect up to four transmitters. The system offers multiple pickup patterns and noise cancellation, positioning it as a versatile audio solution for video production in an increasingly crowded market.

7. Jun 17•Aja: AJA IP25-R update enables 12G-SDI to SMPTE ST 2110 conversion

   AJA announced the IP25-R v2.0 firmware update for its SMPTE ST 2110 Mini-Converter, adding a Tx (transmit) mode for 12G-SDI to ST 2110 or HDMI conversion. The update also increases supported video and audio channels in Rx (receive) mode from four to six streams. This enhancement allows for more flexible and cost-efficient baseband/ST 2110 conversion solutions.

8. Jun 17•ProductionHUB.com: Limecraft 2026.4 enables GPU-accelerated ingest and team-based access controls

   Limecraft has launched version 2026.4 of its platform, introducing Team-Based Access Control to streamline user and permission management for large-scale media operations. The update also includes GPU-accelerated media processing for Apple Silicon Macs, speeding up ingest and proxy-generation workflows, and enhanced localization features. These improvements aim to help media organizations scale efficiently while maintaining operational control.

9. Jun 16•Videomaker: Building 8K workstations costs up to $4,000 as components target creators

   This article details the minimum system requirements for professional video editors looking to work with 8K footage, covering essential components like CPUs, GPUs, RAM, storage, and cooling. It provides specific hardware recommendations from various vendors, emphasizing the significant investment required, which can range from $2,000 to $4,000 for a custom build. The article also suggests prebuilt alternatives like the Apple Mac mini for high-resolution editing.

10. Jun 16•TVBEurope: Proton launches miniature LS camera with global shutter and IP67 rating

    Proton Camera Innovations has launched the Proton LS, a miniature broadcast camera featuring a 1/3-inch global shutter sensor and full HDR compliance. Designed for demanding wearable and on-vehicle applications, the IP67-rated camera delivers 1080p capture and is notably small and lightweight. This release expands Proton's specialized camera lineup used in sports productions globally.

11. Jun 16•TM Broadcast International: Clear-Com launches Avalon IP intercom to streamline all-digital production workflows

    Clear-Com has launched Avalon, a 1RU IP intercom communication platform designed for modern networked production environments. This platform supports FreeSpeak, HelixNet, AES67, and Dante, and aims to simplify and scale intercom workflows across broadcast, live events, and production. Avalon offers scalable licensed port capacity and flexible IP interfacing, allowing users to expand systems without hardware replacement.

12. Jun 16•TM Broadcast International: Richmond Flying Squirrels leverage Grass Valley to boost minor league production

    The Richmond Flying Squirrels, a Minor League Baseball team, upgraded their broadcast and livestream production at CarMax Park with five Grass Valley LDX 110 camera systems, enhancing the visual quality of their game presentations. This deployment includes a wireless unit and leverages Grass Valley's Creative Grading technology. The upgrade positions the team with broadcast infrastructure typically seen in larger sports markets.

13. Jun 16•TechCrunch: Qualcomm debuts Snapdragon Reality Elite platform to anchor post-smartphone wearables

    Qualcomm announced two new offerings, Snapdragon Reality Elite for mixed-reality glasses and the Scalable Turnkey AI-Ready Toolkit (START), aimed at powering the next generation of AI-powered wearable devices. The company is positioning its silicon as foundational for future hardware development beyond smartphones, enabling advanced on-device AI and improved visual experiences for XR devices. START also includes a white-label program to help hardware manufacturers accelerate time to market for smart glasses.

14. Jun 16•Sportsvideo: FOX Sports deploys Dell all-flash storage for 150TB daily World Cup ingest

    FOX Sports centralized its FIFA World Cup media operations at Pico, managing over 300 records and 150TB daily. To handle the immense scale and concurrency, FOX replaced a six-petabyte storage system with Dell PowerScale all-flash storage after stress testing revealed limitations in the existing environment.

15. Jun 16•SiliconANGLE: HP unifies Poly and Vyopta assets into AI-powered workforce platform

    HP Inc. debuted an AI-powered collaboration lineup at InfoComm 2026, integrating new headsets, conference room computers, video operating system updates, and a programmable keyboard under its Workforce Experience Platform. The new offerings, including the Poly Studio Room Compute built on Intel's third-gen Core Ultra processors, aim to simplify the management of meeting rooms and devices for IT teams. HP is consolidating its Poly Lens management tool and Vyopta analytics into a single console, featuring a premium add-on called Poly Lens Room VisualizerAI for interactive workspace replicas.

16. Jun 16•ProVideo Coalition: RØDE expands into production hardware with specialized 100W USB-C hub

    RØDE has launched the RØDE Hub, a new USB hub designed for multimedia professionals, featuring six USB-C 3.2 Gen 2 ports, one USB-A port, and SD/microSD card slots. It includes a 100-watt power supply with 60-watt laptop pass-through charging, addressing common power and connectivity limitations for professional setups. The device aims to serve as a 'missing link' for connecting multiple demanding multimedia devices to modern computers.

17. Jun 16•ProVideo Coalition: Aputure Sidus Link Pro 2.4 adds Mac support and simplified Action Panel

    Aputure has released Sidus Link Pro 2.4, an update to its professional lighting control app. Key features include the Action Panel for simplified operation and new Mac support, enhancing the workflow for programming and executing lighting setups on set.

18. Jun 16•postPerspective: Adobe updates Creative Cloud with AI masking and offline generative tools

    Adobe has released updates for its Premiere, After Effects, and Photoshop software, introducing new AI-powered tools and workflow enhancements. These updates aim to streamline video and image editing, rotoscoping, and compositing processes for creative professionals. Key features include AI-driven object masking, single-word captioning, and improved 3D capabilities in After Effects.

19. Jun 16•No Film School: Ikan launches E-Image large-format zoom lenses for high-end cinema sensors

    Ikan's E-Image brand is set to launch new large-format zoom lenses targeting owner-operators in high-end production. These lenses are designed to cover full-frame and larger sensors found in cameras like the Sony FX9, ARRI ALEXA Mini LF, and RED V-RAPTOR, offering an affordable option for optical coverage.

20. Jun 16•IndieWire: VFX supervisors shift to pre-production to manage tightening streaming budgets

    VFX supervisors from top TV shows discussed their crucial early involvement in pre-production at IndieWire's Craft Roundtables. They highlighted how VFX teams coordinate various departments to manage budget and time constraints, directly impacting production success. This early engagement helps shape what can be achieved given production realities.

21. Jun 16•Gearnews.com: Neumann MT 48 Firmware 2.0 adds Dante scalability and immersive audio

    Neumann has released firmware update 2.0 for its MT 48 audio interface, adding compatibility for Eventide Blackhole and Merging+Deesser plugins, as well as support for Dante Ready plans. The update also introduces immersive audio capabilities for 5.1 surround and Dolby Atmos 7.1.4 monitoring, leveraging AES67 connectivity and Sennheiser's AMBEO 2-Channel Live Broadcast Encoder.

22. Jun 16•Inavate Magazine: Harman expands Soundweb Omni with AV-over-IP video and touch panels

    Harman Professional Solutions is set to debut the BSS Soundweb Omni 600, 300, and 200 Series AV-over-IP platforms at InfoComm 2026, expanding its ecosystem with video capabilities, USB, and touch panel control. These systems support 4K60 4:4:4 video and various audio standards, enhancing AV distribution and collaboration workflows for professional environments. The company will also introduce BSS Soundweb Omni Touch Panels designed for enterprise use, offering app-defined interfaces and flexible deployment options.

23. Jun 16•YouTube: New Log Cam App Unlocks Apple Log 2 on Older iPhone Models

    The Log Cam app allows iPhone users, including those with older models, to capture professional-grade log video using codecs like ProRes and HEVC 444, and log curves such as Apple Log 2, Sony S-LOG, and Arri Log C. This tutorial details how to configure the app for optimal capture settings, manage focus, exposure, and white balance, and export footage for post-production and grading in editing tools like DaVinci Resolve.

24. Jun 16•ProVideoInstruments: ProVideoInstruments launches HEVC encoder to slash IPTV bandwidth by 75%

    ProVideoInstruments has launched the VeCASTER HD HEVC, a new HDMI IPTV hardware encoder. This device supports both H.265 (HEVC) and H.264 codecs up to 1080p60, offering dual simultaneous streams and various streaming protocols for efficient and flexible deployment. Aimed at professionals, it delivers full HD quality at significantly lower bitrates.

25. Jun 16•PC Games Hardware: Overclocked Intel B70 hits 3.1 GHz, nearing high-end Nvidia performance

    Intel's Arc Pro B70 graphics card, specifically an Asrock Creator model, was successfully overclocked by 21% to 3.1 GHz at 330 watts. This pushes its performance closer to high-end Nvidia and AMD GPUs, highlighting its potential for high-performance applications, including video processing, given its video encoding/decoding capabilities.

26. Jun 15•ProVideo Coalition: Blackmagic Design integrates dedicated still photography workflow into DaVinci Resolve 21

    Blackmagic Design has released DaVinci Resolve 21, introducing a new Photo page that provides a comprehensive workflow for still photography. This update allows production companies to edit and color correct both video and still images within a single application, including raw camera support and remote collaboration via Blackmagic Cloud. The Photo page offers image editing controls, effects, and export capabilities, consolidating media workflows.

27. Jun 15•NETINT Technologies - The world’s 1st commercial supplier of ASIC VPUs (video processing units) for building scalable and profitable video streaming platforms.: Decoding bottleneck emerges as primary constraint for cloud-scale AI surveillance

    NETINT's CMO, Mark Donnigan, states that video decoding, not AI models, is the primary bottleneck for cloud-scale AI surveillance. The article highlights that dedicated video processing hardware (VPUs), like those from NETINT, can offload decode workloads from CPUs and GPUs, significantly reducing power consumption and increasing stream density for AI video analytics. This efficiency is crucial as modern codecs increase compute requirements and edge deployments grow.

28. Jun 15•Speedcafe.com: Supercars transitions to remote production via NEP's Sydney-based Andrews Hub

    Supercars Media has implemented a new remote production model for its TV broadcasts, shifting operations for the Darwin Triple Crown from the event site to NEP's Andrews Hub in Sydney. This change, in collaboration with NEP, leverages fiber optic connectivity to transfer over 140 video feeds, 120 audio feeds, and eight data channels from Darwin to Sydney for production. The new hub model aims for enhanced efficiencies and will be used for the remainder of the Supercars season.

29. Jun 15•Live Design Online: Grass Valley launches NVIDIA-powered production systems for enterprise video teams

    Grass Valley announced AMPP Edge Live, a new production system that combines Grass Valley hardware, NVIDIA Blackwell GPU, and AMPP OS, aiming to simplify professional video production for enterprise organizations. The solution comes in two models, AMPP Edge Live 4000 and 6000, catering to different production demands, and will be showcased at InfoComm 2026. It integrates various production workflows into a single environment, supporting on-premise, hybrid, and cloud-connected operations.

30. Jun 15•TVBEurope: BBC and Channel 4 technical leads join AV Broadcast Summit line-up

    Executives from Channel 4 News, BBC R&D, Matrox Video, and other industry players are set to speak at the AV and Broadcast Summit in London on June 24. The event, organized by TVBEurope and Installation, will focus on shared workflows and technologies across IP, cloud, virtual production, and AI in the AV and broadcast sectors. These speakers will cover topics ranging from control room design and virtual production to networking sound.

31. Jun 15•24-7 Press Release Newswire: BZBGEAR launches 4K120 AV-over-IP for infrastructure-light esports venues

    BZBGEAR is set to unveil a new product lineup at InfoComm 2026, featuring XLink-ONE, an HDMI 2.1 AV-over-IP standard supporting 4K@120Hz/8K@60Hz over 1GbE. The company will also introduce AI-powered conferencing solutions and a unified live production studio, emphasizing HDMI 2.1 and 4K120 workflows for esports and other demanding applications. These innovations aim to meet future signal demands without requiring expensive 10G network infrastructure.

32. Jun 15•Silent footage, cloud workflow: how Axon Body 4 redefines police video: Axon Body 4 shifts police video from recording to live cloud-connected sensors

    Axon has launched the Body 4 camera, a body-worn device featuring 1440p video, LTE connectivity for live streaming, and direct uploads to cloud platforms like Axon Evidence and Respond. The camera integrates with Axon's AI-powered transcription services and automatic activation triggers, positioning it as a networked sensor for public safety agencies. Axon sells the Body 4 through multi-year subscription bundles, shifting agency spending from capital outlays to recurring operating budgets.

33. Jun 15•electropages: Advantech launches EPYC-powered systems for AI-driven edge video compute

    Advantech has expanded its edge computing portfolio with new products, the AIR-420 and AIMB-523, featuring AMD EPYC Embedded 4005 Series processors that offer 1.44x higher performance per watt. These products support AI, machine vision, and industrial automation, delivering server-class performance in compact, low-power form factors for edge AI deployment and advanced inspections. They also include a software suite for AI application development and remote management.

34. Jun 15•TVBEurope: Grass Valley launches NVIDIA Blackwell-powered AMPP Edge Live production platform

    Grass Valley has launched AMPP Edge Live, a new platform integrating its hardware with NVIDIA Blackwell GPU acceleration and AMPP OS, aimed at simplifying live event and media production. This software-based solution provides professional capabilities without requiring significant infrastructure investment, available in models for general live production and demanding sports production.

35. Jun 15•No Film School: Hollyland launches $1,999 Astra P1 4K PTZ camera with AI tracking

    Hollyland has introduced the Astra P1, a new PTZ camera designed for live streamers and small production crews. Key features include AI-powered autofocus for subject tracking and NDI support with Power over Ethernet (PoE) for simplified multi-camera setups. The camera aims to provide sophisticated capabilities and connectivity for modern video production workflows.

36. Jun 15•No Film School: Sony rumored to hit 4K 12-bit video at 502 FPS

    Sony is reportedly developing a global shutter sensor capable of shooting 4K 12-bit video at 502 frames per second. This technology would eliminate rolling shutter artifacts and significantly enhance high-speed cinematography, particularly for action, sports, and scientific imaging, by providing clear slow motion with high color depth and resolution.

37. Jun 15•Inavate Magazine: Christie Debuts Korus Projectors and XP Series LED for Immersive Experiences

    Christie will showcase new projection, LED video walls, and visual storytelling technologies, including the Korus Series 4K 1DLP laser projectors and XP Series LED video wall range, at InfoComm 2026 in Las Vegas. The company will also debut its VividLife LED video processing platform and update its Spyder-S multiviewer video processor.

38. Jun 15•BoxxTech: BOXX APEXX T3 adopts 32-core Threadripper for 4K/8K post-production

    BOXX Technologies has launched its APEXX T3 workstation, featuring the new 2nd Generation AMD Ryzen Threadripper processor. This workstation is designed to accelerate professional creative workflows, particularly for multi-threaded applications in media and entertainment like Autodesk 3ds Max, Maya, Adobe CC, and DaVinci Resolve. The upgrade doubles the CPU processing power, aiding digital content creators in meeting post-production deadlines.

39. Jun 15•BoxxTech: BOXX breaks 5.0 GHz threshold with limited-edition APEXX workstation

    BOXX Technologies has introduced the APEXX SE workstation, featuring a professionally overclocked Intel Core i7-8086K Limited Edition processor reaching 5.0 GHz across all six cores. This high-performance system is designed to accelerate professional creative software applications, including those used in media and entertainment workflows like Autodesk 3ds Max and Adobe CC. BOXX is offering this special edition while supplies last, providing a high clock speed solution for lightly threaded 3D content creation.

40. Jun 15•BoxxTech: BOXX ships APEXX D5 workstation with quad-GPU support and 56-core Xeons

    BOXX Technologies has launched the APEXX D5, a high-performance workstation featuring dual Intel Xeon Scalable Processors and support for up to five GPUs. This workstation is designed to handle demanding workflows in broadcast graphics, rendering, and deep neural network training. It aims to provide extreme performance for professionals in video production and AI applications.

41. Jun 15•BoxxTech: BOXX Technologies secures NVIDIA Visualization Award for high-performance GPU workstations

    BOXX Technologies received the Americas 2017 NVIDIA Partner Network Professional Visualization Partner of the Year Award at the 2018 NVIDIA GPU Technology Conference (GTC). The company is also showcasing NVIDIA Quadro hardware solutions, including the APEXX S3 workstation and GoBOXX SLM VR, at the 2018 NAB Show. These systems are presented for media and entertainment workflows, highlighting their GPU acceleration for tasks such as 3D design, VFX, and virtual reality experiences.

42. Jun 15•BoxxTech: BOXX revamps AI production line with compact APEXX W3 deep learning workstation

    BOXX Technologies introduced its new APEXX W3 deep learning workstation at NVIDIA's GTC conference, featuring Intel Xeon W processors and NVIDIA GPUs. The company also launched the GX8-P deep learning server, APEXX P5 workstation, and GoBOXX SLM VR mobile workstation, all designed to accelerate high-performance computing applications, particularly deep learning and GPU-accelerated rendering.

43. Jun 15•BoxxTech: BOXX targets deep learning with high-density AMD EPYC GPU servers

    BOXX Technologies unveiled its new GX8-M deep learning server, featuring dual AMD EPYC 7000-series processors and up to eight GPUs, at the SC17 conference. This server, along with its GX8-D, D5, and W4 counterparts, is designed to accelerate high-performance computing applications, including GPU-accelerated rendering and processing essential for streaming workflows. The company highlights these solutions for boosting deep learning and HPC application performance.

44. Jun 15•BoxxTech: BOXX launches APEXX S3 workstation with overclocked 8th Gen Intel Core i7

    BOXX Technologies has unveiled its new APEXX S3 workstation, featuring an overclocked 8th generation Intel Core i7 processor and support for up to three professional graphics cards. The system is targeted at creative professionals in 3D modeling, design, and motion media applications, and was launched at Autodesk University. It highlights BOXX's strategy to provide high-performance hardware for content creation workflows.

45. Jun 15•BoxxTech: BOXX APEXX 4 workstation debuts with 16-core AMD Threadripper processor

    BOXX Technologies has launched its new APEXX 4 workstation, featuring the 16-core AMD Ryzen Threadripper processor. This workstation aims to accelerate professional creative workflows such as 3D rendering, encoding, and simulation, offering significantly enhanced performance for digital content creators in media and entertainment.

46. Jun 15•BoxxTech: BOXX APEXX 4 6201 Debuts with Ten-Core Intel Core i9 Processors

    BOXX Technologies has launched the APEXX 4 6201, a new workstation that is the first from the company to feature the 10-core Intel Core i9 X-Series processor. This workstation is designed to boost performance for creative professionals in demanding workflows such as 4K/VR video editing, 3D animation, and other compute-intensive tasks, offering up to 14% faster multi-threaded performance. The APEXX 4 6201 also supports multiple professional-grade graphics cards and up to 128GB of system memory.

47. Jun 15•BoxxTech: BOXX targets streaming workflows with high-frequency workstations at NAB Show

    BOXX Technologies announced its participation at the 2017 NAB Show, where it will exhibit APEXX workstations optimized for Adobe Premiere Pro and Cinema 4D. The company will also provide expert consultations on accelerating media professional workflows and showcase several other APEXX and renderPRO systems.

48. Jun 15•BoxxTech: BOXX launches APEXX 1 1402 featuring overclocked Kaby Lake processor

    BOXX Technologies introduced its new APEXX 1 1402 workstation, featuring an overclocked Intel Core i7 Kaby Lake processor. The compact system is designed for professionals in 3D modeling, CAD, and VFX, offering high performance in a small form factor with NVIDIA or AMD professional graphics.

49. Jun 15•BoxxTech: BOXX integrates Intel Kaby Lake processors into specialized APEXX workstations

    BOXX Technologies has launched new APEXX workstations featuring Intel's 7th generation "Kaby Lake" Core i7 processors. These systems aim to boost performance for professional creative workflows in engineering, architectural design, and 3D applications. The new workstations offer higher clock speeds and improved efficiency for applications like SOLIDWORKS, Revit, and 3ds Max.

50. Jun 15•BoxxTech: BOXX launches world's first overclocked virtual desktop infrastructure for 3D creators

    BOXX Technologies has launched XDI 8401R-V, an overclocked virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) solution designed for graphics-intensive applications. This system enables multiple virtual workstations on a single server while preserving performance, utilizing an overclocked Intel Core i7 processor and NVIDIA vDGA technology. It is specifically aimed at digital content creators, providing remote access, data centralization, and enhanced security for applications like Autodesk Revit and Maya.