Hall 1
Starfish (Stand 1.C37j) will showcase the latest TS Splicer releases for Windows and Kubernetes and its Monitoring Dashboard. It has also announced the forthcoming V9 release of Advantage AD, adding voice synthesis support and giving Audio Description creators the choice of recorded or automatically generated narration tracks.
Hall 2
FOR-A (Stand 2.B53) brings practical solutions to real challenges at IBC this year. At a time when virtually every company is using a mix of legacy hardware and software-defined technology, as well as SDI and IP connectivity, FOR-A’s IBC will provide unrivalled, collaborative and innovative solutions to enhance creativity, productivity and cost-effectiveness. Delivering products and systems which deliver real value today, there are also partnerships with CuePilot, Canon, Nippon TV and ClassX on show, as well as a live streamed demonstration with Dejero for the Targa Newfoundland car race during the weekend.
Hall 5
Tuxera (Stand 5.A40) will demonstrate Fusion SMB and Fusion NFS, bringing high-performance SMB and NFS together for multi-protocol media workflows across Windows, Linux and macOS.
Intinor (Stand 5.D61) will highlight the latest Direkt developments, including progress towards SMPTE ST 2110, DVB-compliant HEVC, HDR HLG metadata passthrough and enhanced NDI support for hybrid IP workflows.
Hall 7
IBC for Cinegy (Stand 7.A01) is all about answering the question of ‘How can I get more from the infrastructure I already own?’ More performance, more flexibility, more channels – but without simply adding more and more (expensive and difficult to source) hardware. One of the major developments is Cinegy Air running on Linux. For customers, this creates additional freedom when designing their infrastructure, as well as making choices about the underlying platform based on operational, technical and commercial requirements.
nxtedition (Stand 7.A02) will bring production, AI and automation together in one environment, with developments across collaborative scripting, transcript-based editing, rundowns, speaker diarisation, semantic search and Agentic AI.
Brainstorm (Stand 7.A15) is launching a new product at IBC – a graphics asset manager designed to fulfil the requirements of fast-paced production environments based on the Brainstorm ecosystem, specifically for elections, news and sports, as well as live production. Automating the catalogue, approval, rights management and other essential steps for journalists, editors, designers, production operators and system administrators, ensuring that all content involved in the production is correctly traced while securing consistency.
Magewell (Stand 7.A30) will debut Director Plus, its portable all-in-one 4K production and streaming system, alongside a new generation of Pro Convert IP decoders for flexible multi-format IP workflows, including 4K60 decoding, HDMI and 12G-SDI output, multiview and broad protocol support.
Hall 8
Pebble (Stand 8.C58) will share its roadmap for more flexible media operations, including virtualisation, cloud and hybrid deployment, Dynamic Media Facility and AI-assisted workflows around its deterministic playout engine.
Bitfocus (Stand 8.D31) will feature Buttons V1.8 and its growing Connections programme, bringing new large-scale control and routing capabilities to a platform that can directly manage almost 800 devices.
Glensound (Stand 8.F72) continues its 60th anniversary celebrations with the new Greater Divine Supernal studio monitor, alongside developments in Dante interfacing, Beatrice intercom and its specialist Parliamentary Broadcast System.
Hall 10
Hitomi (Stand 10.A40) will introduce Spectra for objective HDR colour verification measured in picture, alongside the IBC debut of MatchBox Panorama for timing and latency visibility across complex production workflows.
Hall 14
Beam (Stand 14.FT29) will make its IBC debut this year, introducing its new License Intelligence module. The addition brings software licenses, support contracts and renewals together with existing asset data, giving teams a clearer view of ownership, costs and upcoming renewal dates across their technology estate.
UK Pavilion
Tradefair brings together British exhibitors across the show floor, with UK Pavilions in halls 1, 6, 7 and 8, and independently in halls 5 and 10. Together, they represent UK expertise across production, playout, storage, AI, connectivity, radio, graphics, quality control and more.
On Foot
CJP Broadcast, systems integrator and virtual production specialist, will be discussing its studio solutions for a range of broadcast and AV environments, now backed by ISO 14001 environmental certification.
Hornets Tech will introduce a new range of encoders, decoders and IPTV technology for connecting SDI, IP, ST 2110 and HDMI environments, alongside its established wireless RF video solutions.
NXTGENbps, portable battery power specialist, will be discussing its full range of sustainable battery power solutions, including the latest model of the Emperor, launching at the SHAPE stand (12.G62).
Stingr Tech is bringing its second-screen platform to IBC2026, enabling viewers to point their phone at a programme and instantly access relevant shopping, sponsor content, information or on-demand sign language without QR codes or on-screen prompts.