Join us at Infocomm 2026! 17-19 February 2026 Las Vegas, NV AIMS stand C7487 New IPMX Certification The Nextera-Adeas HDMI IPMX TX/RX IP Reference Design is now IPMX Certified! ✅ After passing a series of rigorous tests at the inaugural certification and testing...

The Nextera-Adeas HDMI IPMX TX/RX IP Reference Design is now IPMX Certified! ✅ After passing a series of rigorous tests at the inaugural certification and testing event in Geneva, we are proud to receive the official IPMX Certified designation. This milestone...

AMD has partnered with Adeas, Nextera Video, and intoPIX to offer a new, cost-optimized IPMX (Internet Protocol Media Experience) virtual ASIC solution designed to help ProAV manufacturers incorporate IPMX capabilities into high-volume, compact products. The solution...

Join us at ISE 2026! Fira Barcelona, Gran Via, 3-6 February 2026 AMD booth 4Q700 New IPMX Certification The Nextera-Adeas HDMI IPMX TX/RX IP Reference Design is now IPMX Certified! ✅ After passing a series of rigorous tests at the inaugural certification and...

Thank you to all of our Customer Showcase participants! Nextera-Adeas would like to thank our customers 7thSense, Advantech, Aoto, Appear, Cobalt Digital, Disguise, Haivision, Lynx Technik, Novastar, PlexusAV, Pulse Eight, Sobey, RED, and Vitec, for participating in...

IBC 2025 is just three weeks away! Join us at stand 10.C13 where we are showcasing the latest Nextera-Adeas ST 2110/IPMX IP cores and NMOS control software running on Altera and AMD FPGAs. 

Join us at Infocomm 2025! Orlando, Florida June 11-13, 2025 Visit Nextera-Adeas at the AIMS booth 3089 New for Infocomm 2025: IPMX cores compatible with compact, cost effective FPGAs such as AMD Zynq 7030 SoCs. Fully integrated intoPIX JPEG XS featuring TicoXS FIP....

Orlando, 06 June, 2025 - intoPIX, a pioneering provider of low-latency, lightweight AV-over-IP compression solutions, is thrilled to continue its collaboration with Nextera Video and Adeas, showcasing the latest FPGA developments of the...

Thank you to all of our Customer Showcase participants! Nextera-Adeas would like to thank our customers 7thSense, Advantech, Aoto, Appear, Cobalt Digital, Disguise, Haivision, Novastar, PlexusAV, Pulse Eight, and RED, for participating in our customer showcase at NAB...

The Alliance for IP Media Solutions (AIMS), Advanced Media Workflow Association (AMWA) and the Video Services Forum (VSF) say that the event, running April 18-22 in the West Hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center, will focus on how open IP standards bridge real-time production with cloud-native and distributed workflows — with the recently finalized and certified IPMX standard taking center stage.

AIMS will feature demonstrations of certified IPMX products in Booth W1355, while also presenting hands-on training sessions in Room W317.

Choosing SMPTE ST 2110 positions us for the future. IP-based systems offer higher capacity, flexibility, and scalability than baseband. Lifecycle upgrades will introduce IP-native cameras, switchers, and replay systems, reducing reliance on baseband without disruptive overhauls.

The SMPTE ST 2110 IP Media Roadshow is a hands-on, full-day training program for media professionals navigating the shift from SDI to IP-based production, focused on how IP systems actually perform in real broadcast, live production, and hybrid SDI-IP environments.

Participants leave with the practical knowledge to implement, troubleshoot, and scale IP systems with confidence — and a shared technical vocabulary that strengthens collaboration across engineering, IT, and operations teams.

Tipping off the second half of the 2025-26 home schedule against the Houston Rockets at Kia Center tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. ET, the Orlando Magic also deployed a renovated control room that was completed in time for the start of this season. The franchise’s in-venue production team worked closely with Alpha to transform the 15-year-old, baseband-powered space into a full SMPTE ST 2110 IP-based space with the latest bells and whistles.

At ISE 2026, the Alliance for IP Media Solutions (AIMS) officially revealed the first 48 products that have been certified to the Internet Protocol Media Experience (IPMX) standard.

Following rigorous testing, solutions from Bridge Technologies, Matrox, Adeas / Nextera, Panasonic, Cobalt, intoPIX, plexusAV, Megapixel, Novastar, and Evertz were among those successfully certified. These products will now carry the IPMX branding, signalling verified compliance with published transport, control, and interoperability requirements.

With certification now in place, IPMX enters a new phase. What was once an emerging effort is now defined, testable, and verifiable. For manufacturers, integrators, and end users alike, IPMX certification provides a clear basis for design decisions, procurement, and deployment.

Walmart’s Sam Walton Hall Event Center combines live events and broadcast operations within a SMPTE ST 2110 IP environment. Standardising on Grass Valley production systems, the facility enables consistent, multilingual communications across a global workforce of more than two million associates.

Like many other broadcast organisations, ITN has been on a journey away from SDI-based workflows towards IP for some time now. In fact, many studios and PCRs (production control rooms) at its site on Gray’s Inn Road, London, have already been upgraded to meet the ST 2110 standards. Now the upgrade initiative has reached PCR6, which is used on a daily basis by Channel 4 News.

In what it terms as a “major milestone for Pro AV-over-IP at ISE 2026,” AIMS announced the official launch of Internet Protocol Media Experience (IPMX) as a fully developed, certifiable standard. Taking place Feb. 3–6 at the Fira de Barcelona in Barcelona, Spain, ISE 2026 will be the first major industry event to showcase formally certified IPMX products.

he most striking evolution continues to be how IP infrastructure is reshaping large-scale remote production: “ST 2110 has been a game-changer for large compounds. Now it is primarily a question of bandwidth between units. We had signals flowing between trucks within hours of power-up, which was unheard of just a few years ago. IP also removes the bottleneck of a single engineer routing all sources: each engineer can select the sources they need and build their own show independently. This is undoubtedly the future of all large-scale compounds.”