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The Michigan-headquartered broadcast technology company will introduce its ENCO-GPT AI solution for ad copy generation to international audiences following a successful NAB launch and will showcase its now-shipping WebDAD 3.0 for remote broadcast and production in the cloud. ENCO exhibits at Stand 8.C73.

GatesAir, a Thomson Broadcast subsidiary dedicated to wireless content delivery, will bring its timing and signal reference product for broadcast and telecom facilities to IBC for the first time this week.

First announced and demonstrated at NAB 2023, Tachyon LIVE brings Cinnafilm’s award-winning media transformation technologies to live workflows for the first time. IPXCode with Tachyon LIVE provides broadcast-quality standards conversion.

At IBC, MultiDyne will highlight new product innovations and strategic acquisitions that take the company deeper into the technology infrastructure, allowing customers worldwide to embrace new opportunities in live production, media transport and content delivery.

Edgio, together with streaming technology providers Accedo, Bitmovin, Grabyo, and Vimond, have come together for a strategic partnership that seeks to address a growing need faced by media and entertainment when it comes to delivering OTT video — the ability to quickly assemble and manage a streaming ecosystem that delivers high-quality linear, live or on-demand video.

ENCO will unveil an integration of virtual production and PTZ technology from its Qimera and RUSHWORKS product lines at IBC2023, demonstrating the company’s new live production momentum born through recent partnerships and acquisitions.

It has gained a global reputation for its "transformative media technology" and video transport products. Now, LTN is preparing to showcase at next week's IBC2023 conference and expo in Amsterdam how its IP-based technologies empower media companies to create, version, and monetize content across multiple platforms and regions.

TNDV has been putting its new Sony and Panasonic 4K/HD camera fleet to work this summer for high-resolution content acquisition of live and recorded events. Notably, TNDV captured the annual excitement of Nathan’s Famous Fourth of July International Excitement near the Coney Island Boardwalk.

At IBC2023, Macnica will bring its message of how greater interoperability across two industry standards can open doors to new media workflows, strengthened through expanded integrations with proven and emerging technologies

The company offering "an end-to-end workflow platform for premium video streaming in the cloud" is bringing to market what it calls the television industry’s first AI-driven IP video transport technology.

He's been with Nautel for more than 30 years, holds a CBRE certification from the SBE and has been a frequent contributor to the Society’s publications and meetings on broadcast engineering topics. Now, he will serve a two-year term on the Society of Broadcast Engineers' board.

One the world’s largest manufacturers of AM and FM radio broadcast transmitters has partnered with Davicom for the rollout of a SNMP-based system controller for...

There could be brief interruptions in broadcasts over a two-week period for viewers of a PBS Member station serving Gary, Indiana and parts of the Chicago metropolitan area. But, the long-term benefits are worth it, says the station's owner.

IBC2023 has emerged as a major global marketplace for broadcast technology companies, both those based in the U.S. and companies that seek to expand their business in North America. To learn more about the importance of this event to broadcast media companies in the United States, RBR+TVBR's Adam R Jacobson chats with public relations professional and Weekly Tech Roundup correspondent Brian Galante. LISTEN HERE

By Brian Galante For Weekly Tech Roundup Thomson Broadcast subsidiary GatesAir plans to introduce a new 1RU Intraplex IP Link hardware codec at IBC2023, scheduled to begin...