Broadpeak anticipates a NAB 2026 with great news: Multiview, MoQ, improvements in BannersIn2...

High-quality live streaming, advanced monetization and protection against piracy in real time are the thematic axes of the presence of Broadpeak at the upcoming fair NAB 2026 (April 19-22, Las Vegas), an event that will mark the world presentation of the brand's latest developments.

Broadpeak will present several innovations for the first time in NAB 2026, advancing a roadmap designed so that content providers can continue to offer “impeccable” live experiences, explains Jacques Le Mancq, president and CEO: “We will demonstrate how our customers can improve their streaming services through high-performance video delivery, advanced advertising technologies and real-time security,”

Among the brand's bets, solutions such as Multiview, which allows viewers to watch multiple events simultaneously or switch between different camera angles; all this, without interoperability problems and with a reduction in delivery costs. Broadpeak will also focus on Media over QUIC (MoQ), a protocol that offers improved performance in live broadcasting, and improvements in subtitling processes thanks to artificial intelligence.

Another area in which the company will place greater emphasis is dynamic ad insertion. To do this, Broadpeak has updated its solution BannersIn2 with new formats, such as paused, overlaid or squeeze-back. Likewise, the tool Click2Cart continues to improve its capabilities by allowing viewers to add products directly to a merchant's cart through connected devices.

The Broadpeak showcase at the Las Vegas show is completed with a demonstration of the CDN possibilities company's video platform, designed to handle highly attended broadcasts and deliver professional-grade quality of experience (QoE). The service comes accompanied by a wide selection of measures to fight piracy in real time, such as token swap blocking, AI pattern recognition, quota management, and real-time content replacement to immediately detect and mitigate hacking threats, including credential abuse, scraping and unauthorized access.