New release delivers greater system visibility, simplified control and an enhanced user experience for administrators and operators
Delivers improved system visibility and control across the IP KVM matrix
Simplifies management workflows for faster configuration and operation
Redefines the user experience with a more intuitive, accessible interface
Strengthens system security with enhanced prot
Live sports broadcasting is undergoing a significant transformation. What was once dominated by traditional television networks has evolved into a dynamic ecosystem of streaming platforms, real-time interactivity and highly personalized viewing experiences. Whilst streaming platforms have changed where fans engage and watch sports, the next shift is transforming how those experiences are created.
The way content is created is evolving. From distributed production teams to hybrid and virtual environments, broadcasters are under increasing pressure to deliver more, and without compromising performance. Meet the Adder team at NAB 2026 to troubleshoot your connectivity challenges.
Broadcast control rooms rely on multiple technologies working together with complete precision. From systems managing critical infrastructure to tactile control panels operators rely on daily, a flawless integration between these touchpoints has never been more essential.
Live broadcast environments are notoriously demanding and as expectations from both broadcasters and viewers continue to rise, so too do the pressures placed on broadcast teams. In a highly competitive industry, production teams are constantly looking for ways to deliver high-quality content while ensuring it can be viewed and experienced by as many people as possible.
Virtual production relies on a complex network of interconnected systems - from LED walls, real-time visualization platforms like Unreal Engine and color grading suites. Keeping those systems connected and responsive is where the real challenge lies. Adder removes that complexity so teams can work in real-time, keep creative flow uninterrupted and scale their studio with confidence.
Our work at Adder Technology is rooted in enabling collaboration and communication across the world. The same principles are visible in team sport, where success depends on working together. Football, in particular, teaches young people how to communicate, adapt and support one another.
The Customer Experience Center represents a new direction for Adder, creating more opportunities for customers, partners and employees to engage with KVM solutions in a practical and collaborative way. New experiences often come with questions and in this blog, we explore how you can get involved with the CXC.
At Adder, we’ve always believed that technological innovation begins with understanding real-world challenges first-hand. Over the years, we have seen working environments become more complex and operator requirements have continued to evolve, but one thing that has remained consistent: the value of human connection, hands-on experience and collaboration.
The Customer Experience Center is an immersive environment designed to deliver customizable evaluation, collaboration and technology verification experiences. Before opening the doors of our Customer Experience Center (CXC) to our partners and customers, we opened them to our own people.
Adder has announced the opening of its new Customer Experience Center (CXC) at its global headquarters in the UK. The purpose-built environment marks a decisive step forward in how Adder supports customers evaluating complex technology decisions where connectivity and control are mission-critical.
Integrated Systems Europe (ISE) has returned to Barcelona where Adder has been showcasing how tightly integrated partnerships enable powerful, real-world AV workflows. On the Adder stand (5F350), IP KVM provides the connectivity foundation that brings together creative platforms, control interfaces and professional displays into a single seamless environment.
Adder returns to ISE 2026 in Barcelona to showcase how IP KVM underpins integrated AV, broadcast and live production workflows. Join us on stand 5F350 to explore partner-led demonstrations, preview new product developments, and see how high-performance connectivity enables flexible, scalable control in real-world environments.
Virtual production is one of the latest technologies to take the leap from traditional filmmaking foundations into reactive and agile live broadcasting environments. The uptake of virtual production has been widespread across live broadcasting, including sports, news and current affairs, esports and festivals. By merging cinematic techniques with real-time technology, broadcasters…
Control rooms now face a surge of unstructured multimedia, from citizen video to live audio and images, and emergency teams must adapt. Tools like the National Dashcam Safety Portal and automatic Emergency SOS alerts show how blended data is transforming incident management. As this accelerates, resilient KVM infrastructure is vital for faster analysis, smarter triage and more agile operations.
We are excited to announce the release of new Power over Ethernet (PoE) splitters, designed to make powering non-PoE devices simpler, cleaner and more flexible – across ADDERView® Matrix systems and beyond.
Social media has become a key real-time intelligence source for mission-critical operations. Control rooms now use OSINT, social listening tools and user-generated content to identify early signals, verify information and track events. When these feeds sit alongside CCTV, sensors and internal data, operators gain faster insight and can make clearer, more informed decisions.
As we reflect on the past year at Adder Technology, it is clear that it has been defined by progress, partnership and purpose. From a landmark change in our ownership structure to product innovations, partner successes and meaningful community support, the year has strengthened the foundations for Adder’s future while reinforcing our commitment to customers, partners and people.
Inside an air traffic control tower, composure is everything. Every 45 seconds, another aircraft moves through shared airspace – guided by calm, focused operators and a constant stream of Internet of Things (IoT) data. From radar to weather to flight paths, connected systems keep information synchronized and skies safe, turning complexity into controlled precision.
Football is often seen as the most accessible sport in the world, just a ball, a pitch, and a group of players. But for many grassroots clubs, the reality is quite different. Behind every weekend fixture and every smiling team photo lies a list of costs that make running a community football team a real challenge.
