At IBC 2026, Eluvio unveils an industry-first inline architecture that runs multimodal AI directly within the Content Fabric media pipeline, enabling live and on-demand video AI without any media movement or re-transcoding.

Key capabilities include sub-500ms global latency with sub-millisecond jitter, decentralized SMPTE 2022-7 synchronization, live operations with rapid global switching and instant replay, in-fabric ad insertion, and AI-powered per-frame virtual signage at scale.

Avid expands its Content Core with new features at IBC2026, adding Insights, native asset management, agentic orchestration, and deeper cloud integration to connect media across environments and enable governed AI workflows.

JT-DMF emphasizes aligning developments with operational needs while maintaining practicality and interoperability by uniting broadcasters, manufacturers, system integrators, and technology experts.

Saga consolidates multi-platform publishing under a single editorial core, reducing the need to create separate story versions for each destination.

AWS representatives will be on hand at the show at the AWS stand in Hall 5 (C90) and at the AWS for Startups stand in Hall 14 (B30).

CGI executives stress the importance of connected workflows, editorial control, and supporting established newsroom practices in radio and newsrooms.

Grass Valley frames hybrid production as a blend of the right hardware and software to simplify operations and extend workflows across facilities, remote sites, and software-based environments.

CGI positions itself as a transformation partner for broadcasters, delivering consulting alongside technology platforms to boost performance and resilience.

The broader ecosystem includes Event Producer X, Framelight X, LayerCake for AMPP resources, and Slide Relay for PowerPoint control and contribution.

Event Producer X and Framelight X extend to town halls and corporate events, while LayerCake, AMPP, and Slide Relay support tailored production workflows and PowerPoint control.

Amagi reiterates its mission to help media companies grow reach while controlling costs, supported by a global footprint across more than 40 countries and origins dating back to 2008.