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TVU Networks Unveils AI-Driven Cloud Solutions at Inter BEE 2025

TVU Networks has announced its participation in Inter BEE 2025, showcasing its latest AI-driven broadcast solutions aimed at transforming the live video production landscape. The event will take place at Makuhari Messe from November 19 to 21, where the company will exhibit at two locations: Hall 7, Booth 7311, and the AI Pavilion at Hall 3, Booth 3502.
With over two decades of innovation in cloud-native video technology, TVU Networks is addressing the specific challenges of Japan’s dynamic broadcast ecosystem. Live event production increasingly relies on seamless coordination across multiple locations, yet traditional infrastructure often creates bottlenecks that hinder creative flexibility. The introduction of TVU MediaMesh, unveiled at IBC 2025 in September, marks a significant advancement in this area. This new technology introduces what the company describes as “global shared memory for live video,” enabling instant access to live signals across cloud environments.
One of the most compelling features of MediaMesh is its ability to drastically reduce configuration time from hours to mere minutes. This innovation tackles the complexity that has kept a staggering 99% of live productions from migrating to the cloud, primarily due to challenges in connecting sources, routing signals, and integrating various applications.
Tim Thorsteinson, Vice President of Sales Asia at TVU Networks, highlighted the company’s commitment to simplifying live video production. “We’ve been at the forefront of live video production technology since 2005. As cloud-based broadcast pioneers, we’ve built solutions that automate technical complexity and unlock creative freedom without requiring traditional infrastructure investments,” he stated.
AI-Powered Innovations on Display
At the AI Pavilion, TVU Networks will showcase the cloud-native ecosystem of MediaMesh, which integrates capture, production, and distribution workflows through AI automation and real-time collaboration. The platform’s visual interface facilitates end-to-end workflow design, making it accessible even for users with limited technical expertise.
The open architecture of MediaMesh has garnered support from several industry leaders, including Chyron, EVS, Grass Valley, Solid State Logic, and Vizrt, all of whom contribute to the MediaMesh Advisory Board. Additionally, TVU will present TVU Search, an AI-driven tool for automatic content recognition and indexing, alongside TVU Producer/Replay, which allows for high-precision automated editing for real-time replay and highlight production.
These technological advancements signify a fundamental shift in the media landscape, transforming how content is acquired, produced, and distributed. The focus on intelligent automation is poised to drive significant changes across the broadcast industry.
Experience the Future of Broadcasting
TVU Networks invites industry professionals to experience these cutting-edge solutions firsthand at Inter BEE 2025. Technical experts will be available at both exhibition locations to provide hands-on demonstrations and discuss how TVU’s technology can facilitate digital transformation across various sectors, including news, sports, entertainment, and live event production.
For those interested in scheduling a meeting during the event, additional information can be found at the official TVU Networks webpage: https://www.tvunetworks.com/interbee-2025/.
As the landscape of live broadcasting continues to evolve, TVU Networks remains committed to leading the charge with innovative solutions that not only meet current demands but also anticipate future needs in the industry.
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