Eluvio showcases Global Broadcast Fabric at IBC 2026

Berkeley, Calif., September 3, 2026, Eluvio, a leading provider of content distribution and monetization solutions, showcased its latest innovations at the IBC 2026 show in Amsterdam. The company introduced advanced features in its Global Broadcast Fabric, designed to revolutionize live broadcast and direct-to-consumer (D2C) over-the-top (OTT) streaming, as well as inline AI video intelligence.

At the heart of Eluvio’s offerings is the Global Broadcast Fabric, which replaces traditional satellite and legacy cloud distribution methods. This fabric enables sub-500ms global latency, sub-millisecond jitter, and SMPTE 2022-7 decentralized multipath synchronization, ensuring broadcast-grade determinism. During the recent World Cup, Eluvio powered a successful pilot for a Tier 1 broadcaster, delivering VIP access to live streams and zero-copy VoD replay of 105 matches, outperforming legacy streaming services by up to 45 seconds.

Eluvio’s Global Broadcast Fabric supports a wide range of broadcast quality features. The fabric’s zero-copy distribution architecture ensures that cost does not increase with the number of receivers, and performance does not degrade. It eliminates internal transit charges and unused distribution time fees, making it more cost-effective than satellite distribution. Additionally, the fabric supports live operations with fast global switching and instant replay capabilities, enhancing the broadcast experience.

For D2C OTT streaming, Eluvio offers studio-grade capabilities, including advanced premium audio and video formats such as Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos. The Content Fabric powers thousands of D2C live games and streaming events, offering 10x cost savings over legacy CDN and media cloud infrastructure. New features like stereoscopic high frame rate (HFR) 4K and optimized asset structures for multiple languages and subtitles enhance the viewing experience.

Eluvio also introduced inline AI video intelligence with the Eluvio Video Intelligence Editor (EVIE). This platform runs frame-accurate inference on live and video-on-demand (VOD) content without file copies, movements, or transcoding, making it the first commercially available inline AI solution. At IBC, Eluvio demonstrated how EVIE can be integrated into live sports broadcasting, providing just-in-time virtual signage and other smart transformations.

Michelle Munson, CEO and co-founder of Eluvio, highlighted the fabric’s unique capabilities, stating, “The Global Broadcast Fabric supersedes point hypervisor and CDN solutions, providing a highly efficient and simple solution that unlocks media re-use and AI personalization end-to-end. We’ve leveraged the Content Fabric’s zero-copy distribution architecture to eliminate the cost, complexity, and bottlenecks in advanced media distribution.”

Eluvio will present its solutions at IBC 2026 in Hall 8, Stand 8.MS5, and the Future Tech Zone, Hall 14, Stand 14.A58, from September 11 to 14. The company’s presence at the show includes live demonstrations and a series of keynote presentations. Munson and co-founder Serban Simu will deliver a keynote at the Eluvio stand on Saturday, September 12, and Munson will present “Beyond Cloud and Satellite: The New Architecture for Broadcast” on Sunday, September 13.

To schedule a meeting or learn more about Eluvio’s presence at the show, visit Eluvio’s IBC website.

Eluvio’s innovations continue to push the boundaries of content distribution and monetization, providing a comprehensive solution for broadcasters and D2C streaming services.