Broadcasting tech in 2023: industry predictions

20 December 2022


Broadcast spoke to Miroslav Jeras, Pebble CTO about his 2023 predictions in broadcast tech: “Broadcasters can deploy IP-based channels with less hardware whilst leveraging preferred workflows and with increased flexibility to launch and decommission event/pop-up channels quickly. The importance of hosting this operational infrastructure in a standard data centre environment is key. However, the transition […]

Broadcast spoke to Miroslav Jeras, Pebble CTO about his 2023 predictions in broadcast tech:

“Broadcasters can deploy IP-based channels with less hardware whilst leveraging preferred workflows and with increased flexibility to launch and decommission event/pop-up channels quickly. The importance of hosting this operational infrastructure in a standard data centre environment is key. However, the transition to IP and virtualisation isn’t seamless.

“Transporting media between premises and the cloud can be challenging and improving interoperability within the broadcast chain is in everyone’s interests. Working with a trusted vendor will be valued and adopting open standards geared towards on-prem installations, e.g., SMPTE 2110 and NMOS is encouraged. We predict new standards supporting cloud and hybrid systems will be published, which would be welcomed by both vendors and end users.

“2023 will see the hybrid era persevere where on-prem and the cloud and interoperability with legacy systems will go hand in hand.”

Read the 2023 predictions of industry peers HERE.


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