Watch our AI-curated highlights reel featuring top industry figures and thought leadership, sharing their views on connective tech at IBC2025.
Experts from around the globe gathered at IBC2025 to share key updates and hard-won lessons learned about these rapidly evolving technologies shaping the media and entertainment landscape. With insights on everything from 5G and 6G to cloud and edge computing, executive thought-leaders tackled the most pressing challenges and investigated cutting-edge use cases driving innovation across the sector.
Technological trailblazers explored how strategic adoption of these technologies can streamline monetisation processes. They also forecasted how upcoming regulatory and technological watershed moments will shape the media experience of the future.
Hear from the likes of: Madeleine Noland, President of ATSC; Jason Cloud, Sr Staff Researcher of Experience Delivery at Dolby Laboratories; and Mark Waddell, Lead R&D Engineer at BBC; among many others.
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To learn more about some of the great sessions featured in this video, visit the links below:
Building 5G Broadcast: The Equipment, Ecosystem, and Execution XGen Network
Future Tech: Cisco to demonstrate integrated, AI-powered security network innovations
ATSC 3.0’s Role in Europe’s Media Future – Reimagining Broadcast Economics – Mobiles to Automobiles
IET’s Stephen Stewart: “IP-first infrastructure is beginning to redefine broadcast”
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IBC2025 Session Summary: AI, Multimodality, and the Intelligent Edge
Future Tech: TCS to display AI-powered broadcast as a service solution
Advances in Wireless Technology - 6G Media and 5G for PMSE
Disney+ takes global rights to Formula E
Disney+ is to become the global streaming home of Formula E, the all-electric motorsports championships.
Google TV upgrades Freeplay streaming service
Google is upgrading its US free streaming service Google TV Freeplay, adding on-demand video to its FAST channel offering.
iPhone users outspend Android users on booming micro-dramas
iPhone users spend around 40% more on micro-drama apps than Android users, according to Omdia research, challenging common assumptions about who consumes and pays for the rapidly growing form of entertainment.
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