From Blackmagic, Frame.io, EditShare, Backblaze and more, see all the latest developments in cloud workflows to emerge from NAB Show 2024.

Despite already exceeding their budgets in 2022, the majority of organizations will spend more on expanding cloud storage capacity in 2023.

As we have seen from the recent NAB Show, more and more vendors are offering cloud-based workflows. Here is primer to get you started.

Cloud storage is increasingly integral to modern MAM systems, either in whole or working in conjunction with on-premises storage.

In 20 years most broadcasters may well have moved to a cloud native workflow, but in the meantime we need to work with the hybrid approach.

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

Discover the practical steps transforming collaborative workflows, leveraging cloud technology for efficiency.

AWS showcases its cloud production technologies at NAB Show 2024 with a high-concept sci-fi movie trailer for “Cowgirls on the Moon.”

Light Iron developed and deployed an all-cloud workflow for dailies, VFX pulls, conform and color on Mel Eslyn’s TV series, “Penelope.”

NFL, NHL and ESPN executives discuss the transition to cloud technology for efficient, flexible live remote production at the 2023 NAB Show.

A lack of of fully scalable, cross-platform storage is hindering cloud adoption, finds a new report from the IABM.

Radio is becoming more familiar with “the cloud,” though its ultimate role remains unsettled.