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The EBU Network Technology Seminar (NTS) is our flagship industry event focused on the latest developments in media production infrastructures, networks, and cloud technologies.
NTS 2026 brings together the world’s leading broadcasters, technologists, and innovators for two days of deep insight, real-world case studies, and forward-looking strategy. Attendees come to NTS to stay informed about the latest technology developments, exchange ideas and insights, explore collaboration opportunities, and network with their peers and the wider industry.
Come for the insights. Stay for the connections. Leave with a roadmap for the future.
On the NTS 2026 agenda
From opening keynotes to technical deep dives, NTS 2026 puts a spotlight on Dynamic Media Facilities (DMF), the emerging paradigm transforming how media is produced, managed, and delivered. Learn directly from industry leaders at organizations like CBC, BBC, SVT, and the EBU as they share how dynamic infrastructures are reshaping operations and unlocking new value.
Learn from real-world deployments
This year’s programme goes beyond theory. You’ll hear how major productions—like the upcoming Olympics—are leveraging cutting-edge workflows, and how broadcasters are already implementing software-defined production and cloud-based architectures at scale.
Get hands-on with the technology
Through tutorials and demonstrations, you’ll explore:
- Media eXchange Layer (MXL) and interoperability
- Network automation using tools like Netbox and Ansible
Whether you're an engineer, architect, or technical leader, you’ll walk away with practical knowledge you can apply immediately.
Understand the full ecosystem
NTS 2026 covers the entire stack, from high-level business strategy to the technical foundations “under the hood,” including:
- Compute resource management and orchestration
- Synchronization and control models
- Next-gen networking
- Security in IP-based media workflows
Collaborate with the people shaping the DMF
Engage with key industry bodies like AMWA and the EBU’s Joint Taskforce, and be part of the conversations driving standardization and interoperability across the industry.