The current one-to-many model of video streaming is not fit to cope with the real-time two-way demands of interactive applications.

AI uses more energy than other forms of computing and researchers say we need transparency on the power usage and emissions for AI models.

The live streaming industry is turning to edge computing to help reduce latency and bandwidth costs and keep up with customer demands.

ATSC 3.0 is not backward-compatible, but Pearl TV plans to address that issue via a FastTrack program for NextGen TV accessory development

Inside Epic Games’ “Broadcast and Live Events Field Guide,” designed for harnessing real-time graphics game engines in live production.

Artificial intelligence trained in human conversation can enhance the customer experience, fuel sales performance, and identify churn.

What is a pop-up production? When did the M&E industry start using the term and the techniques it represents, and why? NAB CTO and EVP Sam Matheny and Marco Rota, […]

Epic’s Tim Sweeney expresses concerns that Apple and Google could “unfairly” extend their “stranglehold” to “virtual and augmented reality.”

New white paper from Matrox outlines how remote operations can streamline production costs using the cloud and IP-based networks.

Are technology-driven immersive art installations an authentically radical cultural form, or cynically shallow and corporate?

While 5G is still very much a work in progress, the industry is already contemplating next-gen mobile connectivity including 6G and 7G.

Intel announces plans to experiment with multiple streams of High Frame Rate High Dynamic Range 8K and even 16K at the Paris Olympics.