The EBU Technology & Innovation Summit 2025 is hosted by RTÉ in Dublin on 5–6 June. Delegates will have a chance to see first-hand how the Irish broadcaster is transforming, with important new infrastructure projects and new facilities, like the visual radio studio pictured on the cover of the June 2025 edition of tech-i magazine (Issue 64). See pages 10–11 for more on RTÉ’s New Direction strategy.
Contents
- Applying the M.A.R.S. strategy to modern media production – Antonio Arcidiacono on the how the move to the Dynamic Media Facility sees media production becoming more adaptable, robust and future-proof
- QC implementers; DVB fellowship for David Wood; EBU Network Technology Seminar and Media Cybersecurity Seminar
- High Dynamic Range reference monitors – A new EBU recommendation is designed to help both broadcasters and manufacturers
- EBU T&I Award 2025: meet the nominees – A brief overview of all nominated projects for this year’s award
- SR and EBU collaborate on a smarter way to search the news – Sveriges Radio has launched an AI-driven chatbot
- MXL is the new interoperability layer – The Media eXchange Layer has become the new focal point for interoperability
- RTÉ’s strategic transformation charts a new direction on new technological terrain – With the EBU Technology & Innovation Summit in Dublin, an overview of the new strategy from our host Member
- OGraf: defining the future of broadcast graphics – The EBU is developing a new open specification for multi-platform delivery and rendering of graphics
- Ensuring reliable streaming in a volatile CDN market – Overcoming the challenges of delivering to audiences online
- High five: EBU groups team up to address speech intelligibility – A report from a highly productive workshop in London
- Sustainability Matters: understanding the full impacts of using generative AI – Summary of the panel discussion at the EBU Sustainability Summit 2025
- In my opinion: Embracing change at DR: modernizing platforms for a flexible future – Aino Olsen is CTO at Danmarks Radio
- Partner Profile: Linux Foundation – The current strategy and priorities of the EBU’s partner in the MXL Project
- How streaming is changing the European sports media landscape – Insights from the EBU’s Media Intelligence Service
- In the spotlight: Thomas Palmkvist – Video Lead and IT Architect, SVT, Sweden
