Chip maker Qualcomm’s Release 16 technology supports both 5G standalone broadcast and mixed-mode multicast.

Gaining traction as a way to bolster sporting broadcasts, private or standalone 5G technology is in the spotlight at the 2024 summer games.

The 2023 NAB Show to spotlight the impact of 5G today and in the future, with a focus on new opportunities for broadcasters and producers.

Haivision’s latest report finds enabling remote production and transitioning to IP are top investment priorities for broadcasters this year.

A new survey finds operators will commercialize 5G network slicing over the next two years, focusing on enterprise services and live events.

Haivision’s 2022 Broadcast IP Transformation Report finds that 5G will have the biggest impact on broadcasting within the next five years.

Satellite providers must cede their bandwidth to make room for the advent of 5G.

Organized by OBS and Intel, this test will aim to show how live 8K signals can be compressed using VVC/ H.266 and sent with minimal latency over the internet.

Led by the IOC’s Olympic AI Agenda, the 2024 Paris Games will usher in an AI-powered revolution in broadcasting and fan engagement.

By embracing digital transformation and leveraging AI and data analytics, broadcasters can stay ahead of the curve.

Haivision’s 2024 tech trends report explores broadcast trends including the increased use of cellular networks, 5G adoption, AI, and more.

This summer’s sports broadcasting schedule means a new dawn for 5G, a technology that promises to revolutionize live production.