Tech Roundup

Radio Content Pro (RCP), an AI-powered content provider serving the radio industry, has brought to market two new features the company founded by radio programming veteran Tracy Johnson says are designed to help broadcasters "supercharge their digital presence."

A provider of low-latency, lightweight image compression solutions is teaming up with arkona technologies, a supplier of IP core infrastructure for broadcast production, on a  JPEG XS deployment that sees the launch of arkona’s new JXS16 app for the BLADE//runner AT300 platform.

Zeno Media has brought to market what it is calling "an all-in-one broadcast toolkit built on cutting-edge AI to help radio stations and podcasters produce, distribute and monetize content." For CEO Morris Berger, “Zeno Plus gives broadcasters the tools to not just survive in the digital age but to thrive.”

The broadcast technology company known as swXtch.io has extended a partnership with Bridge Technologies that sees the two companies coming together for the monitoring and validation of "high value" media streams.

He brings four decades of radio and broadcast experience that includes working as a board operator for Boston Red Sox games while attending Emerson College and is the son of the founders of Pacific Recorders & Engineering. Introducing the new Director of Western U.S. Sales for Telos Alliance.

Digital radio production company Super Hi-Fi, dedicated to "high margin radio" while exploring AI opportunities, has completed an update to its core AI technology platform. It increases AI system speeds across its entire radio operating system workflow by three times, the company says.

USSI Global is celebrating the recent opening of a new repair and logistics complex in Suntree, Fla. The new facility allows the company to expand beyond its warranty business and add broadcast headend and production equipment to its catalog of repair services.

It was first shared at a special June "Radiovana" event attended by RBR+TVBR and top engineering and technology leaders from across the radio and television broadcasting industry. Now, it is being brought to market just ahead of the IBC2025 conference and expo in Amsterdam, courtesy of Sinclair-owned Dielectric.

MultiDyne’s first entry to the new Crescendo Series, the C16-AM-12G is also MultiDyne’s first in-house designed audio monitor, carrying over the proven feature sets of its acquired CENSUS audio monitor line while adding support for 12G and IP workflows.

Lula's Presidential Decree approves a system presently testing in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo to move forward with a full national development in Brazil, with plans for a station in the nation's capital of Brasilia to launch later this year. Commercial services are anticipated to begin in time for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

ENCO's new "Unreal Engine 5.6 "toolset builds on previous advances in rendering, visualization and live data integration through a new MOS Listener feature, among other improvements the company will present at Europe's largest gathering for broadcast media leaders, engineers and tech vendors.

After 47 years with Nautel, a retirement is coming for Wendell Lonergan. Who is Lonergan's successor? The company made that revelation on Tuesday.

Globally debuting at IBC, groundSwXtch represents an extension of swXtch.io’s virtual overlay network, bringing software-defined multicast capabilities, SDI to IP, network path redundancy (Dash 7X) and more to physical on-prem environments.

Waves Audio, a Knoxville-based developer of professional audio signal processing technologies and plugins, is now shipping Clarix LB: an AI-powered noise reduction plugin for voice. The product is designed to clean ambient noise in real-time broadcast environments.

Telos Alliance plans to demonstrate several key AI-based workflows for its Minnetonka Audio AudioTools Server file-based audio automation platform at the upcoming IBC2025 conference and expo in Amsterdam.