Real-time game engines may have transformed virtual production, but the current challenge is to have those visuals fully ray-traced.

New TV and film adaptations of popular video game titles are heading to streaming platforms.

The lines between social and entertainment have blurred, and TikTok is now coming for the bigger-screen video players.

Mobile data analyst Opensignal’s Video Experience Metric measures 5G performance, including picture quality, loading time and buffering.

Kantar’s new survey of home entertainment trends confirms the economic crisis is helping to pave the way for ad-funded business models.

Video game “Dark Forest” shows how advanced cryptography can be used in a game, and how blockchains might host decentralized digital worlds.

ABI Research predicts 5G edge networks will unlock cloud video revenues totaling $67.5 billion by 2024, at a growth rate of 67% since 2019.

Frame.io blogger Bryant Frazer examines the impact of the video game industry on storytelling with the development of new technologies.

At the 2020 Olympic Games, 4DREPLAY’s 360-degree footage supports commentary and referees across 11 stadiums and 50 sporting events.

Immersive video is designed to make viewers feel like they are inside the video; VR experiences often allow users to interact with or direct the simulation.

A new extended reality Cube studio is the centerpiece of Discovery’s coverage of Tokyo 2020. showcasing new software and motion graphics.

Sports and events graphics company MOOV gives an eye-catching new look to BBC Sport’s on-site studio at Wimbledon 2021.