At IBC 2025, Imagine Communications will introduce the Imagine Monitoring Solution (IMS), a ground-up solution for the unique demands of monitoring video networks. IMS is the only monitoring solution to deliver full visibility across the entire video chain — from ingest to playout — enabling broadcasters, content originators, and MSOs to detect issues earlier, resolve them faster, and avoid costly outages.
Grass Valley is bringing a comprehensive lineup of live production solutions to IBC 2025, including a brand-new addition to the LDX 100 Series camera range and a next-generation integrated replay solution that transforms the speed of engaging live storytelling.
Broadpeak launches a new anti-piracy solution to help content providers combat revenue loss and piracy during high-scale streaming events. Showcased for the first time in full at IBC2025, the comprehensive security offering reinforces Broadpeak’s Content Delivery Network (CDN) with anti-piracy capabilities purpose-built for video – offering video service providers an improved alternative to generic CDN security features or less sophisticated build-it-yourself systems.
With the relentless rise of consumers moving from OTA to live streaming of big-ticket sports, this series shares insight into what happens after content leaves production during a live stream. It is a subject broadcasters cannot afford to regard as a service beyond their control.
Beamr to showcase Live 4K Super Resolution with cost-effective networking for broadcasters and streamers using 720p equipment.
Suitest, a provider of test automation for OTT applications, will unveil the next chapter in its software-first approach to OTT testing and monitoring at IBC2025. The company will debut a new wave of capabilities across AI-driven automation, device infrastructure, and visual and non-intrusive testing. These innovations build on the momentum created by the company’s WingBox and further position Suitest as the leading platform for real-device testing, remote operations, and full-stack QA visibility.
Broadcasters have been catering for mobile viewing in various ways for many years but are now entering a new era as devices become more capable, with increasing scope for interactivity and greater immersiveness through Extended Reality (XR). But with connected TV viewing also gaining ground, broadcasters should seek mobile-aware strategies, rather than strictly mobile first.
In celebration of the 2025 IBC Show, this article gathers together news of what vendors will be showcasing in the ever-expanding multi-platform delivery ecosystem.
