Broadcasters have spent the last few years buying infrastructure, managed operations, and AI tools as three separate line items, often from three different vendors that don't talk to each other. At IBC2026, DVEO is making the case that this doesn't have to be the default.

DVEO will be at the RAI Amsterdam from September 11-14, presenting alongside its managed services brand Stream Republic by DVEO and infrastructure partner 1Legion. Together, the three cover a full stack that's usually stitched together after the fact: encoding and hardware, day-to-day operations, and the compute underneath it all.

Cloud Transcoding and Broadcast Hardware, from DVEO

DVEO's contribution centers on cloud transcoding for live events, channel origination, and the broadcast hardware line that supports both on-prem and hybrid deployments. For teams running live channels or origination workflows, this is the layer that decides whether a broadcast holds up under real-world load, not just in a demo environment.

Managed Services and AI Media Tools, from Stream Republic by DVEO

Stream Republic by DVEO handles what happens after the infrastructure is in place: managed and hosted playout, delivery, and 24/7 operations. Alongside that, the team is bringing AI-driven subtitling, dubbing, and upscaling, tools aimed at broadcasters who need to localize or restore content without building out an in-house AI team.

Compute and Bare Metal Infrastructure, from 1Legion

Underneath both is 1Legion, providing the cloud, compute, and bare metal infrastructure that the rest of the stack runs on. It's the layer most vendors leave out of the conversation, even though it's usually the one determining cost and reliability at scale.

Why Bundle These Three Areas Together

According to DVEO, this pairing reflects a shift already underway among its customers, who increasingly evaluate infrastructure, managed operations, and AI tools as a single decision rather than separate purchases.

"We're bringing solutions across three areas that broadcasters are trying to stitch together on their own: transcoding and hardware, managed operations, and the infrastructure underneath it all," said Wouter van Ruth, Global Partnerships and Sales at DVEO. "We're also actively looking to build out our partner network at IBC this year, if what you're building overlaps with any of that, we want to have that conversation."

Meet DVEO at IBC2026

DVEO will hold meetings on-site throughout the show. Broadcast and media professionals can book time with the team in advance, or read the full announcement in DVEO's official press release. Book a meeting at IBC2026