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Australian systems integrator Magna Systems is broadening its presence at BroadcastAsia 2026 by adding telco solutions covering 4G, 5G and non-terrestrial network (NTN) performance to its established broadcast technology lineup.
The company will showcase the expanded offering on stand 5D1-1 at the Singapore Expo from 20-22 May, combining demonstrations from its broadcast technology partners with a new set of telecommunications testing, measurement and network design solutions.
A telco dimension
The telco side of the stand features demonstrations from several vendors new to Magna’s BroadcastAsia presence.
LIG Accuver will show wireless testing, measurement and optimisation solutions for 4G, 5G, emerging 6G networks and NTN. JSDenki will demonstrate electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) test and measurement solutions, while WaveControl will present instruments for measuring and monitoring electromagnetic fields (EMF).
iBWave will demonstrate solutions for designing, planning and surveying in-building wireless networks including Wi-Fi, 5G and LTE. Pegatron, which develops 5G private network products and energy-saving solutions, rounds out the telco lineup.
The addition of telco solutions signals Magna’s push beyond its traditional broadcast integration roots, reflecting the growing convergence between broadcast and telecommunications infrastructure as both sectors move toward IP-based architectures.
The broadcast stack
The broadcast technology side of the stand features demonstrations from 15 partners spanning content production, IP transport, signal monitoring, graphics and distribution.
Arkona will demonstrate its Easy IP Router alongside the Manifold Production Multiviewer on the AT300, highlighting IP-based signal routing and monitoring for broadcast operations. Caton Technology will show its Media XStream intelligent IP transport platform, featuring AI-driven routing, resilient delivery architecture and real-time network visibility for live video delivery across regions.
NetOnLive will present LiveOS, a software-defined, IP-based production system that virtualises the TV control room and outside broadcast truck by converting dedicated hardware into software modules running on IT servers over a SMPTE ST 2110 network. The system supports local, remote and decentralised live production workflows.
Graphics, streaming and cloud-native workflows
Chyron will showcase production graphics solutions including the Prime Platform, newsroom integration and VR/AR and cloud-based live production workflows. Dalet will present the latest release of its Flex System, a cloud-native media workflow platform for content production, management and distribution.
Kaltura will demonstrate its Streaming Platform alongside new Conversational Avatars for interactive video experiences, while Synamedia will show end-to-end video distribution and streaming capabilities focused on flexibility, resilience and cloud-native delivery models.
Monitoring, compliance and control
Several partners are focused on the monitoring and compliance layer of broadcast infrastructure.
Actus will showcase its Compliance Logger with content recording, monitoring and regulatory compliance capabilities. TAG Video Systems will present the latest version of its Multiviewer including QC Station, Operations Panel and Lens for monitoring in IP-based broadcast environments.
Enensys will introduce IPGuardX and StreamProbe for signal protection and monitoring across contribution and distribution networks. Providius will present NVRT, which provides network visibility for organisations that depend on secure, high-value IP network performance.
Production communications and control rooms
RTS will show intercom solutions including NoMAD and RVOC for scalable, IP-based communications in broadcast and live production environments. TSL will present its Hummingbird broadcast control system alongside audio monitoring solutions and control panels.
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Techex will demonstrate TxDarwin and TxEdge, showing how software-defined technologies can modernise Master Control Room (MCR) operations.
Magna Systems will have product specialists from across its global operations on the stand to discuss integration opportunities across both the broadcast and telco technology portfolios.
BroadcastAsia 2026 runs from 20-22 May at the Singapore Expo.
Last Updated on May 14, 2026 by Nick Ross
