BroadcastAsia 2026

27 January 2026


Singapore

20–22 May 2026

BroadcastAsia is a leading event for broadcast and media professionals in the Asia-Pacific region. It focuses on content production, delivery, and the technologies shaping modern media operations.

📍 Singapore
🗓️ 20-22 May 2026

BroadcastAsia is a leading event for broadcast and media professionals in the Asia-Pacific region. It focuses on content production, delivery, and the technologies shaping modern media operations.

As part of Asia Tech x Singapore, the event connects broadcasters, media companies, and technology providers across a broad technology ecosystem. BroadcastAsia offers a regional perspective on industry challenges while addressing global trends in media workflows, platforms, and infrastructure.

Our presence at BroadcastAsia

This year we’ll be at Stand 5J1-9, where we’ll be showcasing Pebble’s core playout and automation technologies for SDI, IP and hybrid environments, designed to support reliable, future-ready broadcast workflows. Visitors to the stand will be able to explore Pebble Automation, Integrated Channel and Remote, alongside discussions around workflow automation, ST 2110 adoption and resilient hybrid infrastructure strategies.

Contact us to arrange a meeting with the team.

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