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Nevion Kick-Off 2025

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NRK Chooses Nevion Virtuoso for Cutting-Edge Media P…

Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation, has selected the Nevion Virtuoso software-defined media node for its advanced media transport and processing needs. This follows NRK’s selection of Nevion VideoIPath for broadcast control announced previously.

Working at Nevion – Q&A with Jenny Aune F…

Meet Jenny Aune Forbord, Embedded Software Engineer for the Virtuoso team at Nevion in Norway.

Working at Nevion – Q&A with Håkon Haugho…

Meet Håkon Haugholt-Dale, Senior Software Engineer at Nevion in Norway.

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DevCon 24!

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HDFI 2024 (Milan, Italy): Join Sony and Nevion at th…

Join Sony and Nevion at HDFI 2024 for discussions on decentralized production and IP-based broadcast innovation, 30 October.

Join Sony and Nevion at SATIS 2024 (Paris, France)

Visit Sony and Nevion at the booth C2 at SATI to learn how efficiently we covered the world’s largest sporting events with seamless management of ST2110 signals in hybrid on-site, remote, and cloud operations.

Nevion’s Julebord 2024 – Mark Your Calen…

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Sony, Unitecnic and Nevion strengthen partnership to…

Building on the previous success of showcasing an IP broadcast system built around the Sony Networked Live ecosystem, this new lab will enable system integration testing, technical training and exploration of innovative use cases for IP-based broadcast productions.

BBC Northern Ireland embraces IP with new multifunct…

Sony is delighted to announce today the delivery and provisioning of BBC Northern Ireland first IP based Outside Broadcast (OB) truck together with integrator Megahertz, and featuring Nevion VideoIPath.

Whitepaper: Video encoding in live broadcast production

Live production requires transporting numerous signals, often uncompressed within a campus. However, in WAN scenarios, compression is necessary to balance signal quantity with available bandwidth, introducing quality and latency compromises.