NDI will celebrate its 10th anniversary at IBC 2025: version 6.3, partner news, round tables...

He standing by IS in IBC 2025, a solution that this year celebrates its 10th anniversary, will host the presentation of new products from its partners, will advance version 6.3 and will host round tables, demonstrations and networking events.

IS will have a solid presence of partners in order to IBC 2025. AWS, VHD, Vizrt, Bolin, Everet y Science Image will have pods dedicated to live demos, while BirdDog, K-array, Magewell, PTZOptics, TSL y Panasonic They will present featured products throughout the fair.

Among the newcomers there are also brands such as RED, which will introduce its first NDI-compatible product. Panasonic, meanwhile, will detail several new NDI-compatible products, including the remote camera controller AW-RP200, the box type camera AK-UBC100, firmware updates AW-UB10 y AW-UB50 to support NDI HX2, and the AK-UCX100, already available on the market, which serves as the basis for the new AK-UBC100. In addition, visitors to the stand will be able to know in advance the characteristics of the version 6.3 of NDI, currently in fase beta.

NDI's presence at IBC 2025 is completed with the NDI Connected Talks, four days of daily roundtables with industry experts and partners. September 12 will feature “Cloud Production: The Sky is the Limit: Is Cloud-Based Broadcast Ready to Become the Standard?”, while the following day will be Audio over IP with “Sounds a Change: Are Current Production Workflows Getting the Most Out of Audio?” The 14th will address “Consumerization of Broadcasting: Bring Your Own Devices: How Can Broadcasting Companies Ride the Wave of Consumerization?”, while the 15th will address IP in Sports Broadcasting “Playing a Different Game: How Are Sports Broadcasts Winning with IP?” Each session will feature partner-led demonstrations and conclude with a happy hour hosted by NDI.

A decade of NDI

NDI debuted at the IBC in 2015. 2025 marks 10 years since it began enabling real-time video streaming over IP. In that time, it has evolved to become one of the largest IP video ecosystems in the sector, adopted by millions of users and supported by leading hardware and software companies around the world.

This milestone is not only a celebration of past achievements, but also a launching pad for the “next era of innovation” as NDI and its partners continue to expand possibilities in the broadcast, live production, enterprise and emerging markets. Miguel Coutinho, director of NDI: "Over the last decade, NDI has gone from replacing a single video cable to becoming a universal language for video across all industries. Our goal has always been to provide high-quality, flexible and affordable video connectivity, whether you are a large broadcaster, a systems integrator or a creator working from home."