Vindral will showcase its latest ultra-low-latency live video technology at IBC 2026, demonstrating how live content can move from production to playback with greater speed, precision and consistency through Media over QUIC (MoQ).
As part of Akamai Technologies’ presence at IBC, Vindral will demonstrate a live sports workflow powered by Vindral Composer and Vindral Live.
The presentation will feature a live sports feed brought to life with broadcast graphics, including timing, scoring, lower-third and picture-in-picture elements, composited directly into the programme feed. The completed feed is then delivered through Vindral Live over Linode using MoQ, giving visitors a practical view of a complete software-defined production chain in action.
A key part of the demonstration is synchronisation. Visitors will be able to view two clients side by side, trigger a graphic change and see both streams update on the same frame, highlighting the importance of timing and consistency in live broadcast and streaming.
Daniel Alinder, CEO at Vindral, said: “Live video is no longer just about getting a stream from one place to another. For broadcasters, sports rights holders and content owners, the real challenge is making sure the entire experience holds together, from the moment graphics are triggered in production to the moment viewers see them on screen.
“That is why this demonstration is such an important opportunity for Vindral. With Akamai recognised as a major force in global content delivery and cloud infrastructure, IBC gives us a powerful setting to show how software-based compositing, low-latency delivery and synchronised playback can come together in a live environment.
“As a member of the OpenMOQ Software Consortium, we are helping push MoQ from emerging standard to working reality, proving its role as a foundation for the next generation of live media at broadcast scale.”
Peter Chave, Principal Architect at Akamai Technologies, said: “Premium live content depends on more than low latency alone. It requires consistency, synchronisation and reliability from production through to the viewer, particularly as audience expectations around live sports and streaming continue to rise.
“This demonstration with Vindral is a strong example of how emerging standards such as MoQ can be applied to real live media use cases. By bringing together software-defined production, delivery and synchronised playback, Vindral is showing how the next generation of live streaming experiences can be built with quality and scale in mind.”
Visitors can meet the Vindral team at IBC to see the Akamai demo in action. Representing Vindral will be Daniel Alinder, CEO, Per Mafrost, CTO, Fredrik Fantenberg, Product Owner, and Ian Jefferson, Business Development.
About Vindral
Vindral is a live video and streaming platform designed for modern broadcasting environments. Vindral Live delivers sub-second latency, frame-accurate synchronisation and global scalability, built for use cases where performance is critical. More at www.vindral.com.
Media contact
Daniel Alinder, CEO · daniel.alinder@vindral.com
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