BCNEXXT announced major Vipe platform updates at IBC2026, including Dolby Atmos licensing, HLG HDR support, and dynamic compute optimization. The additions address format proliferation and cloud infrastructure cost challenges facing broadcasters and streaming operators. TAMS integration signals a broader push toward unified, time-addressable media workflows.
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Australian entertainment provider Foxtel has selected BCNEXXT’s Vipe platform to power software-defined playout across 38 channels. The deployment marks a significant shift from fixed infrastructure to dynamic cloud resource allocation. ECI Research analyzes what the deal signals for broadcast technology modernization.
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BCNEXXT is showcasing a new version of its cloud-native playout platform Vipe at IBC2026, promising up to 80% lower operating costs by eliminating the one-channel-to-one-server model. The software-defined architecture pre-assembles content ahead of transmission and manages operations by exception. ECI Research examines the architectural, financial, and security implications for broadcast ITDMs and engineering teams.
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