Broadpeak IBC2026 Partner Tour: What to See Across the Show

IBC is always packed with new ideas, and this year is no exception. At its booth 1.F83, Broadpeak will showcase the technologies behind some of the biggest trends shaping streaming today, from Multiview and shoppable TV to real-time anti-piracy and Media over QUIC (MoQ). 

Many of these innovations are showcased at the event in collaboration with our partners. So we prepared a Broadpeak IBC2026 Partner Tour. We list them below in alphabetical order, providing an overview of the topics we collaborated on with them. 

Broadpeak IBC2026 Partner Tour: What to See Across the Show

Multiview Broadpeak IBC2026 Broadpeak Multiview experience showing four live football camera feeds simultaneously on a TV and tablet, including main feed, tactical, close-up and behind-the-goal views.
Broadpeak Multiview is one of our highlights this year, showcased at the Broadpeak booth and across several of our partners’ booths.

Akamai Cloud

(demo on Broadpeak booth 1.F83)

What to see: Broadpeak Multiview, recently launched “as a Service”, now runs on Akamai Cloud, leveraging Akamai’s extensive GPU and VPU footprints. See how video service providers can launch in a couple of minutes a new Multiview service and accelerate their time-to-market. 

Why visit? Multiview application made “as a Service” for a faster time-to-market.

AWS

(joint demo on Broadpeak booth 1.F83)

What to see: AWS Elemental Mediatailor is a major market player in the field of advertizing and content personalization. See how Broadpeak helps complement AWS proposition with insertion of new non-linear ad formats like L-shape banners and opens the door to shoppable advertising. 

Why visit? Monetization with AWS Elemental Mediatailor, maximized.

Bitmovin

(joint demo on Broadpeak booth 1.F83)

What to see: Broadpeak and Bitmovin showcase their successful collaboration on MoQ, along with Oracle, demonstrating an end-to-end MoQ video delivery pipeline with the latest versions of that new standard, from the Origin-Publisher to the player. 

Why visit? MoQ in action with the latest versions of the standard. 

Castlabs

What to see: Castlabs and Broadpeak will demonstrate Click2 interactive ads and Server Guided Ad Insertion (SGAI), combining high-quality, scalable ad insertion with interactive and new advertising formats. 

Why visit? Next-generation, scalable shoppable Ads in streaming.

Dotscreen

What to see: Dotscreen and Broadpeak will demo Multiview, showing how viewers can follow multiple live streams at once. See how Dotscreen Smart TV app makes the user’s Multiview journey smoother and how Broadpeak’s SaaS-based approach makes premium Multiview experiences easier to launch and scale. 

Why visit? Live Multiview and Multiscreen experiences made more dynamic for as many people as possible.

Kaltura

What to see: Kaltura will feature several Broadpeak technologies as part of its AI-powered entertainment platform, including Multiview, anti-piracy, and shoppable TV.  

Why visit? Engagement, content protection, and monetization in one place.

Nagra

What to see: Nagra and Broadpeak will combine multicast ABR (mABR) with low-latency streaming to show how operators can efficiently scale live sports and major events in their transition to OTT. 

Why visit? Scalable, cost-efficient OTT live streaming.  

Netint & NetActuate

What to see: NetintNetActuate and Broadpeak will demonstrate Multiview at scale, with a focus on cost-efficiency. See how Netint VPUs available on Netactuate Cloud make Broadpeak Multiview, now also available “as a Service”, a cost-effective solution when the number of channels and multiview layouts increases. 

Why visit? Scalable and cost-efficient multi-feed live streaming. 

Okast

What to see: Beyond product demonstrations, visitors should also keep an eye on OKAST and the ongoing ASAP4EU (Advertisement Solutions and Analytics Platform for Europe) initiative. 

The project continues to explore innovative advertising models designed specifically for the European streaming ecosystem, bringing together broadcasters, technology providers, and advertising specialists. 

Why visit? Discussing ASAP4EU project and the Future of European Advertising. 

Oracle

Booth 5.A21

What to see: Oracle and Broadpeak will showcase their recent collaboration on Media over QUIC (MoQ) with successful tests in the UK and France, and how it paves the way for lower latency and more efficient live streaming. See how Oracle fosters a federation of MoQ networks across ISPs and CDNs and how Broadpeak Edge Relays inside ISP Networks change the game on the last mile. 

Why visit? A glimpse at the future of low-latency, high-efficiency video delivery. 

Viaccess-Orca

What to see: Broadpeak and Viaccess-Orca will showcase Multiview for premium live services, bringing together viewer engagement, personalization, and monetization. 

Why visit? More engaging premium sports experiences.

UpTalkTV

(demo on Broadpeak booth 1.F83)

What to see: UpTalkTV UX connects viewers’ phones to live TV experiences, enabling chat, polls, reactions, games, and more. See how Broadpeak’s performance advertising tool suite adds to the recipe and provides a powerful cocktail to increase monetisation. 

Why visit? Monetization for social TV watching, like you’ve never seen before.

Broadpeak IBC2026 UpTalkTV and Broadpeak demo showing how live sports viewing can evolve from a standard TV experience to social TV watching with mobile chat, viewer interactions, and interactive advertising.

Viznet

(demo on Broadpeak booth 1.F83)

What to see: There is a strong and highly liquid programmatic demand available from Tier 1 advertising networks. See how Broadpeak and Viznet allow to route this demand to Connected TVs thanks to an integrated stack combining programmatic core and dynamic ad insertion. 

Why visit? Turning programmatic display demand into performance revenue on Connected TV. 

Start at Broadpeak. Continue Across IBC.

Begin at Broadpeak booth 1.F83 to discover Multiview as a Service, Click2Cart, CDNaaS, MoQ, monetization, and real-time anti-piracy. 

Then head across the show floor to see how these technologies come to life with our partners. 

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