Nevion (a Sony Group Company)

News Summary:

On June 9, 2026, Sony released a whitepaper detailing its Networked Live Contribution Solution, which leverages Nevion's VideoIPath, Virtuoso, and eMerge to provide secure, reliable, low-latency transport of professional video, audio, and data over IP/WAN networks for broadcasters, media companies, and telcos. Earlier in June, on June 4, Nevion highlighted an ongoing industry discussion questioning whether the Media Exchange Layer (MXL) represents a progression beyond SMPTE ST 2110 or a distinct technology, a topic significant for facilities evaluating software-defined infrastructure. Previously, on April 24, Nevion's cloud-native media processing platform, MOXELA, earned a TV Tech Best of Show Award and was a finalist for the NAB Show Awards at NAB 2026, following its debut in hybrid live production demonstrations that showcased SMPTE ST 2110 and MXL workflows. This award came a day after Nevion, on April 23, launched MOXELA as a new software-based media processing platform within the Sony Networked Live Ecosystem, designed for infrastructure-independent live media processing on COTS servers or in the cloud to create low-latency media applications. On April 16, Chile’s TvTel, a Latin American broadcast production services provider, went live with a remote production and contribution solution for the Chilean football league, utilizing Nevion Virtuoso and a Sony codec for low-latency, high-quality picture delivery.