Network Infrastructure is the vital core of broadcast systems. It is the means by which we connect, control, monitor and exchange data between the entire ecosystem of devices. It is a continually evolving combination of old and new technologies, always complex and always a busy area of technology on any trade show floor.

Below you will find our selection of the IBC Show specific press releases sent to us by vendors who are exhibiting network technologies - for us here that means the following technology areas:

• Gateway products that interconnect SDI infrastructure with IP infrastructure.
• Software tools used to orchestrate and manage devices.
• Tools to manage & monitor network infrastructure and network essence & metadata flows.
• Timing & Tally infrastructure.

The press releases listed below are what we have received to date - we will add new items as they come in.

Lawo HOME Passes Boost Scalability And Agility

Lawo's (Stand 8.B90) management platform for IP-based media infrastructures can now be upgraded to version 4.x. It comes with powerful new features and also introduces a significant change designed to provide more flexibility: the former HOME core licenses will cease to exist.  read more.

Riedel Communications Acquires hi human interface

Riedel Communications (Stands 10.A31 and 10.A38) has announced the acquisition of hi human interface^® from Broadcast Solutions, bringing a powerful, vendor-agnostic control system to its growing portfolio of broadcast, event, and production technologies.  read more.

AJA Introduces New Conversion And IP Video Solutions

AJA Video Systems (Stand 7.B19) showcase new products and updates at the International Broadcasting Convention (IBC) 2025 that streamline signal flow management across broadcast, production, and proAV environments.  read more.

Bridge Technologies Debuts Next-Generation WebUI At IBC 2025

Bridge Technologies (Stand 1.A71) will use IBC 2025 to debut a major upgrade to their web-based user interface, which will be deployed across their full range of IP probes.  The new design represents the next chapter in Bridge’s long tradition of delivering not just powerful monitoring tools, but ones that are as intuitive and visually insightful as they are technically advanced.  read more.

Matrox Video Tackles Next-Gen Workflow Challenges With Matrox ORIGIN Fabric & Live Production Tools

At IBC 2025, Matrox Video (Stand 7.B15) will debut Matrox ORIGIN Fabric, designed for developers to share content among media applications using the most efficient connections available. It serves as a universal transport layer that intelligently handles routing and includes built-in redundancy. Visitors can also experience the company’s full range of live production technologies.  read more.

Cobalt Digital To Bring ‘Plug And Play’ ST 2110 Solutions And Expanded IPMX Lineup To IBC 2025

Cobalt Digital (Stand 8.D83) is heading to IBC 2025 with an expanded lineup of IPMX-compliant products and solutions that highlight its simple ‘plug and play’ approach to ST 2110.  read more.

Bridge Technologies Adds Ancillary Data Synchronisation For Metadata Alignment

Bridge Technologies (Stand 1.A71) will use IBC2025 to announce a new set of enhancements to its innovative AV Sync Generator toolset, an award-winning component of its wider VB440 production probe.   read more.

Lawo Showcases Dynamic Media Agility At IBC 2025

At this year’s IBC show,  Lawo (Stand 8.B90) cements its position as a global innovator in IP-native broadcast infrastructure and media production tools. With a clear focus on software-defined workflows, flexible deployment models and cloud-ready architecture, the company is presenting a forward-thinking portfolio of innovations that enables broadcasters to build agile, scalable, and highly efficient production environments.  read more.

TAG Showcases Next-Gen IP Workflow Monitoring With Powerful New Tools At IBC 2025

TAG Video Systems (Stand 1.C31) returns to IBC 2025 with enriched capabilities that empower media companies to take control of their operations: reducing complexity, accelerating decision-making, and ensuring exceptional video quality at scale, all from its 100% software-based Realtime Media Platform.  read more.

Riedel To Showcase Latest Innovations In Live Production, Broadcast, And Sports Technology

At the 2025 IBC Show, Riedel Communications (Stands 10.A31 and 10.A38) will showcase new SimplyLive video production tools, desktop SmartPanel, RefSuite, and more.   read more.

Lawo Releases HOME 4.0 With Architectural Enhancements And Transparent Licensing

Lawo (Stand 8.B90) announces the release of HOME 4.0, the latest version of its IP-native management platform. This major update introduces significant architectural improvements, a streamlined licensing model, and greater operational flexibility for broadcasters and media professionals working in infrastructures of any scale.  read more.

• Leader Joins The IP Jackfield Ecosystem To Deliver On-Demand Broadcast Analysis - read more.
• Introducing LiveU Nexus, The New Universal Gateway For Digital And IP-Based Workflows - read more.
• Imagine Communications Introduces SNP-XS At IBC2025 - read more.
• Ikegami’s IPX-100 IP-oriented Mini Base Station Makes Its IBC Debut - read more.
• NETGEAR To Showcase Expanded Managed Switch Portfolio At IBC2025 - read more.

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The Broadcast Bridge will be at the IBC Show – up at the top of Hall 8 on stand F.25. Please come and see us and share your thoughts on what we do and what you would like to see from us in the coming year.