News Summary:
On March 12, 2026, Bremen's Mayor Dr. Andreas Bovenschulte visited Cube-Tec International's headquarters to discuss how its technology helps preserve decades of film, video, and audio for the digital future, protecting audiovisual heritage globally. Previously, on January 28, 2026, Cube-Tec announced its attendance at the Joint Technical Symposium (JTS) 2026 in Canberra, Australia, where Jörg Houpert will present a technical case study on the inspection and digitization of 100,000 film reels, noting that the majority of analogue film collections continue to age unnoticed. Earlier, on December 9, 2025, the company shared impressions from the AMIA 2025 conference in Baltimore, Maryland, which hosted over 550 professionals and featured sessions focused on media preservation and access. This followed the December 7, 2025, completion of the 10-year ORF Video Migration project, which transferred over 600,000 video cassettes from the Austrian public service broadcaster ORF to a file-based system. On December 1, 2025, Cube-Tec announced its participation in AMIA 2025, stating that Managing Partner Tom Lorenz would present on the migration of 550,000 hours of videotapes for the National Library of Norway.
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