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September 7, 2026

Everyone’s Talking About AI. But What They Really Need is IA.

From NAB to IBC, there is one topic that has dominated the media technology conversation this year: Artificial Intelligence. AI is being attached to products and demonstrations across the industry, with vendors promising new ways to generate, analyze, automate and optimize almost every part of the media workflow.And yes, there is a lot to be excited about. But amid the AI frenzy, we have lost a bit of focus on what's really important. And that's the problem we are trying to solve.When it comes to playout, we're asking the wrong question. Instead of asking how we can put more Artificial Intelligence into playout, we should be asking how we can make playout itself more intelligent.For BCNEXXT, that means IA: Intelligent Automation.
NEWS
September 7, 2026

BCNEXXT Showcases Latest Vipe Innovations at IBC2026, Raising the Bar for Playout Quality, Simplicity and Performance

New Vipe capabilities span HDR and Dolby immersive audio, regional opt-outs, BBC TAMs and intelligent compute optimization
BLOG
September 2, 2026

Data Sovereignty and the Cloud

Graham Sharp, VP of Sales and Marketing at BCNEXXT, shares why cloud sovereignty is becoming increasingly important for media organizations, from data control and portability to avoiding cloud lock-in.
NEWS
September 1, 2026

Vipe by BCNEXXT Gives Foxtel a New Playout Model for its Next-Generation Content Operations

Deployment delivers flexible, software-defined playout for 38 channels, enabling Foxtel to scale services, support live events and optimize cloud operations
BLOG
August 12, 2026

How breaking the traditional 1 to 1 channel to server relationship can save at least 60% of your playout operating costs!

Traditional broadcast playout is handled by monolithic servers with enough compute power to assemble content elements in real-time, at the point of playback. It’s provisioned for the most complex content. It's always on, even when it is only playing back a movie file.
BLOG
July 28, 2026

Containerization vs. Virtualization: What's the Difference?

As media organizations modernize infrastructure and adopt cloud-native technologies, two terms are frequently used: virtualization and containerization. While both improve how applications are deployed and managed, they solve different problems and have distinct architectural approaches.
BLOG
July 16, 2026

What is ‘Cloud Native’?

Graham Sharp, VP of Sales and Marketing at BCNEXXT, explains what true cloud-native technology means for broadcast and why it delivers greater flexibility, scalability and cost efficiency.
NEWS
July 15, 2026

BCNEXXT Brings Next-Generation Vipe to IBC2026, Breaking the 1:1 Channel-to-Server Ratio

BCNEXXT will showcase the future of playout operations at IBC2026 with a new version of cloud-native Vipe at stand 2.B09.
BLOG
June 4, 2026

Broadcast Is No Longer Special… and That’s Reshaping the Industry

The Broadcast Industry is losing its ‘specialness’, if there is such a word. Historically, we lived in a bubble, with products specifically built not only for an industry but even for specific customers. There were 1,600 TV stations and 100 cable channels in the US alone, all making their own decision on what technology to buy, so if you didn’t sell to one station, you got another. The industry was growing, and there was plenty of business to go around, but that has changed!
NEWS
April 8, 2026

BCE integrates BCNEXXT’s Vipe to power cloud playout in Media-as-a-Service platform

BCE partners with BCNEXXT to integrate Vipe playout solution into Media-as-a-Service platform, enabling faster channel launches, flexible scaling, and cost-efficient playout in a multi-cloud environment.
NEWS
March 26, 2026

BCNEXXT at NAB 2026: Turning Industry Pressure into Opportunity

BCNEXXT will use NAB 2026 to focus on how broadcasters can turn today’s operational and market pressures into opportunity. Meeting with customers in the IABM Lounge (N257) and showcasing Vipe in collaboration with partners on the Synamedia stand (W2851), BCNEXXT will demonstrate how its cloud-native playout platform is enabling a new model for monetization and playout transformation.
BLOG
March 20, 2026

Key Conversations for NAB 2026

NAB this year isn’t about incremental change. Broadcasters and content owners are navigating real pressure, from shifting economics, potential infrastructure disruption, and rising audience expectations. The conversations have moved from what’s next to what now. Three key areas that we will be meeting customers and potential customers on cover: how they leverage playout to maximize monetization, the opportunity around a potential C-band clawback, and best approach for managing HDR.
NEWS
February 25, 2026

BCNEXXT Deploys Live HLG-Based HDR Playout Within Vipe Platform

BCNEXXT has deployed live HLG-based HDR playout capabilities within its Vipe platform, enabling broadcasters to integrate High Dynamic Range into live production workflows while maintaining parallel SDR services.
BLOG
February 25, 2026

HDR Is a Workflow Decision

High Dynamic Range (HDR) can significantly enhance the visual quality of content by expanding the range of brightness, contrast, and color that can be displayed on compatible TVs
NEWS
February 12, 2026

BCNEXXT Positions Broadcasters to Unlock New Revenue Opportunities Amid Potential C-Band Spectrum Clawback

As the FCC explores a potential clawback of Upper C-Band spectrum currently used for broadcast distribution, BCNEXXT is working with broadcasters and operators to outline transition strategies and evaluate IP-based alternatives to satellite distribution.
BLOG
February 11, 2026

The Potential C-Band Spectrum Clawback: What It Could Mean for Broadcast Distribution

America’s growing demand for mobile wireless services may soon disrupt another part of the broadcast ecosystem under pressure.The FCC has opened a Notice of Inquiry (GN Docket 25-59) into the upper C-band spectrum (3.98–4.2 GHz), inviting feedback on options for more intensive use of frequencies that are currently used extensively for radio and television distribution. This inquiry follows the FCC’s 2020 decision to repurpose the lower C-band from satellite broadcast contribution use to mobile flexible wireless services. 
BLOG
February 4, 2026

From Rigid Rules to Adaptive Systems – Liberate Your Playout

Playout has long been weighed down by fixed, overprovisioned infrastructure designed to handle peak demands based on rules often set years ago. This model was built for reliability, but it locks broadcasters into paying for resources they rarely use. Large amounts of compute power, storage, and bandwidth sit idle for much of the day, creating operational inefficiency and inflating costs. Today, there is a smarter path forward. Static infrastructure can now be replaced with flexible, intelligent systems capable of scaling up in real time.
Blog
January 30, 2026

Sports production in transition: A tour through the Sky Cube

We’re proud to see Vipe supporting the scale, flexibility, and speed required for Sky Sport’s fast-paced, evolving production environment with a tour of Sky Sport's production facilities in Unterföhring
NEWS
January 21, 2026

OKAST Implements BCNEXXT Vipe to Accelerate Monetization-First Streaming Operations

BCNEXXT, the developers of the advanced playout platform Vipe, today announced that OKAST, the monetization-first OTT platform provider, is using BCNEXXT’s Vipe playout platform to drive the next phase of its modern streaming channel operations across Europe and international markets.
BLOG
January 21, 2026

OKAST Builds a Monetization-First Platform on Vipe

For much of broadcast and early OTT history, playout was treated as a fixed technical function. It was something you deployed once, optimized for peak capacity, and rarely revisited. That model no longer reflects how streaming (or any other content distribution) businesses operate today.As FAST and ad-supported streaming mature, playout has moved from the background into the center of strategic decision-making. According to Cédric Monnier, CEO of OKAST, this shift is being driven by economics and the ability to compete on audience experience.“At OKAST, everything starts with monetization,” Monnier explains. “FAST, AVOD, SVOD, these are business models. Our role is to help content owners generate revenue across them. Infrastructure has to support that goal.”
NEWS
December 2, 2025

BCNEXXT and NPC Media Sign Partnership Agreement for Vipe Playout technology

Australian service provider NPC chooses BCNEXXT Vipe in major technology refresh.
BLOG
November 25, 2025

How Things Will Play Out in 2026

When we founded BCNEXXT in 2015, we built the company on a clear vision: that the future of media would be unified platforms, intelligent automation, and containerized infrastructures that eliminate friction and increase business potential and profitability. This strategy was built on decades of experience and understanding in developing game-changing technology for media companies, and we knew beyond doubt that our solutions were the next generation. We just had to wait for the industry to catch up.
BLOG
November 11, 2025

Cost Engineering Your Playout Operations with BCNEXXT

We have heard the ‘do more with less mantra’ for some time, but at IBC this year it seemed to reach fever pitch as Broadcasters and service providers are being told to drastically cut costs, whilst supporting even more events and disribution methods. Just how do Broadcasters increase channel to operator ratios and reduce on-air incidents?
BLOG
October 8, 2025

Reducing overheads is inevitable. Reducing quality is not.

IBC2025 was a reality check. Every corridor conversation at the show was the same: fewer people, same deliverables. The brutal reality facing broadcast operations isn't going away: budgets are shrinking while content demands continue to climb. The question isn't whether cuts are coming; it's whether your organization will emerge stronger or struggle to maintain quality output.
NEWS
September 3, 2025

Vipe from BCNEXXT Sets a New Benchmark for Agile, Cost-Efficient Playout

With growing industry momentum, Vipe is proving how intelligent automation and adaptive, event-based scaling can transform playout into a more responsive, cost-effective, and operator-friendly experience.