Quortex has announced it will showcase how it is accelerating innovation and the transition to IP at IBC2026. The company will debut its newest intelligence tool, AI Skills, and highlight its portfolio of video distribution, processing and streaming solutions.
Building on its portfolio, expertise and loyal customer base, Quortex’s products and services are focused on making video workflows smarter, simpler and more efficient. This includes embedding intelligence into every layer of video distribution, processing and delivery. With support across cloud-native, hybrid and on-premises environments, Quortex will showcase how it helps customers meet their evolving video network needs with solutions that streamline operations and optimise video at every stage.
Elke Hungenaert, Head of Products at Quortex, commented, “Operators ask us for efficient and elegant solutions that feature fewer moving parts, lower cost per stream and a clear path to IP. They also want to monetise rapidly, without a re-architecture to do it. At IBC we’re showing how we make this possible: with intelligence embedded across distribution, processing and delivery, and the operational expertise to support customers through their transition. We are moving on all of it faster with our renewed focus, delivering swifter results for customers.”
Following the launch of just-in-time AI capabilities through AI by Quortex, Quortex is announcing AI Skills. This tool allows software developers to configure Quortex SaaS products using AI instead of manual code development. By understanding Quortex APIs, AI Skills makes the coding agents more accurate and knowledgeable. It allows operators to easily develop automated scripts for custom needs, such as a script to analyse billing trends for a specific usage or produce daily reports in different languages.
Demonstrations at IBC will span the full Quortex portfolio: distribution and contribution with PowerVu, MEG and Link; processing and origination with vDCM and Play; monetisation with Tune; and delivery with Quortex’s private Edge CDN and Switch. Together, these run across cloud-native, hybrid and on-premises environments, powering premium broadcast and streaming video for more than 1,000 operators worldwide and reaching 120 million subscribers.
For the first time at IBC, Quortex will show solutions including Multiview and Tune. Multiview significantly reduces the cost of launching scalable, dynamic, consumer-selectable multiview experiences by eliminating the need for player integration or large-scale transcoding, while Tune is a content substitution engine for live sports monetisation at scale. Tune supports SSAI-based dynamic ad insertion and sports blackouts, with built-in analytics to surface monetisation opportunities, and is paving the way to SGAI-based workflows and channel origination for primary distribution.
With its focus on helping operators transition from satellite to hybrid and IP, Quortex will highlight how PowerVu is evolving into a hybrid distribution control plane to provide a single operational view across satellite, IP, CDN and emerging delivery networks. This enables customers to maintain control, visibility and security, simplifying migration while offering reliability and scale. Quortex will also showcase how MEG and PowerVu can adapt to any network configuration, including the Media over QUIC (MOQ) protocol, to offer features such as in-band metadata transport and a customised channel feed for each affiliate.
The stand will also feature demos from Quortex’s growing partner ecosystem, including AWS, Castlabs, Imagine, InSync, Lingopal, Mux, Orange, Six Floor Solutions and Yuzzit.
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