The broadcast industry is undergoing a significant transformation from Serial Digital Interface (SDI) to Internet Protocol (IP), and live sports broadcasting must keep pace with the latest technological advancements or face the prospect of limited performance and flexibility in the future.
Virtual production leaves no room for technical hesitation. On a modern stage, LED volumes, real-time rendering engines and high performance systems must respond instantly to creative decisions without interruption. That’s why leading studios now treat Adder’s Keyboard, Video and Mouse (KVM) technology as core infrastructure and not as an accessory.
Virtual production is rapidly reshaping how content is created, delivered and experienced - not only in film and broadcast, but increasingly across the professional audio-visual (ProAV) industry. By combining cinematic techniques with real-time technology, AV teams can now deliver immersive visual experiences faster and more dynamically than ever before.
As ProAV environments continue to grow in scale and complexity, organizations are facing a common challenge: how do you effectively manage an increasing number of devices, systems and workflows across multiple locations? Today’s AV and IT teams need more than device-level visibility...
For decades, we have helped organizations across the globe solve complex connectivity challenges with our award-winning IP KVM solutions across a range of industries. But the future of IP KVM isn’t just defined by technology innovation alone, it’s defined by experience.
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.
When most people think about KVM technology, one image tends to come to mind: command and control rooms. Rows of screens, operators managing critical systems, and real-time decision-making, it’s the classic use case. It’s the classic use case, but now one of many…
In this blog you will learn why IP KVM is changing the game for modern workflows. Read about the latest developments in IP KVM, the advantages and the secret behind it...In a recent podcast conversation, Mark Pescatore from Systems Contractor News (SCN) asked a great question: “What are some of the advantages of IP KVM over traditional KVM?” Jamie Adkin, VP EMEA Sales from Adder.
Discover insights into traditional KVM, IP KVM, real-life use cases, and the latest remote access products and features in this discussion featuring Jamie Adkin, VP EMEA Sales at Adder Technology, and Mark Pescatore, Content Director at Systems Contractor News (SCN).
At Adder, our distributor network is essential to our business success. Through these awards, we celebrate the outstanding contributions of our partners and the shared values that make our distribution channel strong, resilient, and effective.
The expansion of Adder API across the ADDERView® Matrix range has been awarded the TVB Europe Best of Show at IBC 2025! This recognition celebrates products that demonstrate innovation and excellence in the broadcast and media technology sector.
Adder’s KVM provides a secure, future-proof alternative that restores organizational control, improves performance, and avoids ongoing subscription restrictions.
Adder Technology introduced the ADDERLink XD C650, a new KVM extender in the XD 600 series, which features quad-head video and enhanced transparent USB capability. It offers improved remote access, plug-and-play setup, and supports various USB devices for organizational needs.
Adder Technology announces advanced API automation capability for it ADDERView Matrix range, providing users greater control and customization over KVM solutions. This integration facilitates remote management, automation, and seamless connections with existing systems, optimizing productivity in IT and control room environments.
At Sony’s Digital Media Production Centre in Pinewood Studios, complexity met clarity. By integrating a flexible KVM system, Sony streamlined its production workflows, enabling seamless control, high performance demos, and future ready scalability, all within a world class creative environment built to inspire the next generation of storytellers.
At Adder, we’re passionate about collaborating with technology partners who share our vision for innovation, and there’s nothing we enjoy more than pairing our award-winning IP KVM solutions with purpose-built control room furniture from Forecast Consoles.
Every detail matters when it comes to color grading. Accuracy, clarity, and consistency are a necessity and that’s why professionals have long trusted EIZO for color-critical displays. We’re proud to say that the ADDERLink® INFINITY 4001 (ALIF4001) seamlessly integrates with the EIZO ColorEdge CG2700X, following comprehensive testing by EIZO Limited.
So, what does this mean for colorists and po
NAB Show 2025 is set to bring together the brightest minds in broadcast, media, and entertainment from April 6–9 at the Las Vegas Convention Center. With over 61,000 attendees and nearly 1,300 exhibitors last year, this leading event is where industry pioneers unveil the latest breakthroughs in broadcast, media, and entertainment technology. Adder Technology is excited to return to NAB to showcase
