What Is Wowza Showing At IBC 2026?
Is Wowza At IBC 2026?
Wowza will be at the IBC show 2026 from September 11th-14th at the RAI Amsterdam across three key locations. Wowza Streaming Engine and the Video Intelligence Framework (VIF)® run on a Dell workstation in the Dell Future Tech Hall, Hall 14, booth 14.D43. The same software runs on NETINT hardware in Hall 1, booth 1.D49. Wowza and NVIDIA will also be co-presenting on Detecting Synthetic Video at the AWS Theater in Hall 5, booth 5.C90, on Sunday, September 13th at 12:30. To schedule a meeting to discuss these in more detail, visit https://info.wowza.com/ibc2026.
Why Should I See Wowza At IBC 2026?
Since last year, Wowza has been hard at work optimizing the Wowza Streaming Engine infrastructure used in more than 35,000 video deployments across over 170 countries. Wowza also launched the Video Intelligence Framework (VIF), integrated with NVIDIA Synthetic Video Detector, earlier this year to help teams run AI video workflows on their hardware, in their deployment ecosystems, on their terms.
Streaming Media announced that Wowza Streaming Engine won the 2026 Streaming Media Readers’ Choice Awards for Real-Time Streaming Solution. Twenty years later and the powerful, reliable streaming server is still being named a leader, as voted on by readers.
VIF was also named one of three finalists for Streaming Innovation of the Year, only a couple months after launching. With NVIDIA Synthetic Video Detector (SVD), VIF is also a finalist for the Products, Services, and Monetization IAMT Impact Award. This shows the value of the Video Intelligence Framework for modern video workflows where synthetic content is a real concern.
Where Can I Find Wowza At IBC 2026?
At IBC Amsterdam 2026, Wowza will be joining select partner pavilions and booths to showcase our integrated offerings, as well as a joint speaking session with NVIDIA at the AWS Theater.
Meet With Wowza At The Dell Future Tech Hall, Booth 14.D43
Visit the Dell Future Tech Hall to see a demo of Wowza Streaming Engine and VIF with SVD running on a Dell workstation. This stand serves as the primary demo floor for the week. See how VIF and SVD can detect synthetic videos in real time on live feeds to trigger review workflows and moderation. NVIDIA, Wowza, and Dell experts will be there to answer any questions you may have.
See Wowza At The NETINT Partner Pavilion, Booth 1.D49
Wowza will also showcase Wowza Streaming Engine and VIF at the NETINT Partner Pavilion. Here, demos will show Wowza Streaming Engine and VIF running on a Quadra video processing unit (VPU) server, and VIF running on an NVIDIA Jetson Nano beside it. Any broadcast and streaming engineers who want a scheduled technical conversation away from floor traffic can also book time with Wowza experts at this booth.
Watch The Wowza/NVIDIA Presentation At The AWS Theater, Booth 5.C90
On Sunday, Wowza and NVIDIA take the stage at the AWS Theater to talk about Detecting Synthetic Video with NVIDIA and Wowza, featuring Wowza CEO Krish Kumar alongside Lewis Smithingham, Principal Product Manager for NVIDIA’s Media2. The session works through this critical problem from end to end and is a must-watch for anyone who wants to ensure they can trust their video feeds.
Synthetic video is becoming harder to distinguish by eye, and that complicates workflows that were built to trust incoming footage. The people who have to judge it usually do so under a deadline, which doesn’t scale. Krish and Lewis break down the entire pipeline. Wowza Streaming Engine is the underlying infrastructure that moves and processes the video, VIF adds the intelligence layer, and the NVIDIA Synthetic Video Detector runs within VIF as an NVIDIA NIM microservice to score video for signs of AI generation.
Having a system to identify AI-generated and manipulated content, sometimes called a “deepfake detector,” is becoming critically important for any group managing live video workflows. Newsrooms take in stringer, freelance, and syndicated material every day. Government and defense organizations screen inbound video that often cannot cross public networks. Enterprises check submitted footage before it reaches an internal audience. Each of those cases rules out shipping video to an external service for analysis after-the-fact. And there is a real cost to not catching a synthetic video before it goes live.
How Can I Book Time With Wowza At IBC 2026?
There are three ways to see Wowza in-person at the show:
- With Dell and NVIDIA at the Dell Future Tech Hall, Hall 14, booth 14.D43
- At the NETINT stand in Hall 1, booth 1.D49
- In the AWS Theater, Hall 5, booth 5.C90, on Sunday, September 13th at 12:30 for “Detecting Synthetic Video with NVIDIA and Wowza” featuring Krish Kumar (Wowza) and Lewis Smithingham (NVIDIA)
If you want to talk with us in depth, book some time on our calendar at info.wowza.com/ibc2026.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I find Wowza at IBC 2026?
At the IBC show, Wowza will be at the Dell Future Tech Hall in Hall 14 at booth 14.D43, the NETINT stand in Hall 1 at booth 1.D49, and presenting at the AWS Theater in Hall 5 at booth 5.C90.
When and where does IBC 2026 take place?
IBC 2026 runs from September 11-14, 2026, at the RAI Amsterdam in the Netherlands.
When is the Wowza and NVIDIA session at IBC 2026?
The Wowza and NVIDIA session, titled “Detecting Synthetic Video with NVIDIA and Wowza,” is on Sunday, September 13th at 12:30 in the AWS Theater (booth 5.C90 in Hall 5). Krish Kumar, Wowza CEO, presents with Lewis Smithingham, Principal Product Manager for NVIDIA’s Media2.
Did Wowza win the 2026 Streaming Media Readers’ Choice Awards?
Wowza Streaming Engine won Real-Time Streaming Solution in the 2026 Streaming Media Readers’ Choice Awards. The Wowza Video Intelligence Framework was also named one of three finalists for Streaming Innovation of the Year.
How do I book a meeting with Wowza at IBC 2026?
Meet with Wowza at IBC 2026 by booking through info.wowza.com/ibc2026. The Dell Future Tech Hall also takes walk-ups.
