Grass Valley To Unveil Latest Live Production Technology At Inter BEE 2025

Grass Valley has confirmed its return to Inter BEE 2025, where it will present its newest live production, playout, networking and media management solutions.

The annual broadcast and media technology exhibition takes place 19–21 November at Makuhari Messe, Tokyo, with Grass Valley showcasing its innovations on Stand 7312.

The company, a long-standing supplier to the global broadcast and live production markets, said the showcase will highlight recent product launches, platform developments and strategic collaborations aimed at advancing next-generation media production and delivery.

Among the key technologies on display will be Grass Valley's growing camera portfolio, including the LDX 180 large-sensor system and the newly launched LDX C180, a compact variant engineered for space-constrained environments. Both models feature a Super 35 imager, delivering cinematic depth and extended dynamic range while meeting the performance demands of live sports, events, and entertainment production.

Also new to the lineup is the K-Frame VXP, a sub-compact addition to Grass Valley’s acclaimed production switcher family. Offering the same performance as well as 12G and HDR capabilities as larger K-Frame XP models in a smaller footprint, it gives productions of all sizes access to high-end performance in a scalable, flexible form.

On the networking front, Grass Valley will showcase the new ACE Card, the company’s agile compute engine that extends processing and networking performance within Grass Valley’s infrastructure range. As part of the GV Media Universe, the ACE-3901 Card enables powerful edge processing and high-speed IP connectivity to support hybrid and software-defined workflows across both on-prem and cloud environments.

These innovations are part of Grass Valley's broader strategy to unify live production, networking, playout, and media management within the GV Media Universe (GVMU). It enables hybrid, cloud, and on-prem workflows to operate seamlessly, connecting teams, streamlining operations, and delivering content faster than ever before.

Throughout 2025, Grass Valley has strengthened its GV Alliance, with partners showcasing new orchestration, playout, and monitoring integrations that extend the capabilities of AMPP OS–based solutions. By connecting on-premises hardware with cloud-native tools, Grass Valley enables customers to manage multi-location productions, collaborate in real time, and deliver content faster, all within a unified ecosystem. These developments demonstrate the company's continued leadership in bridging traditional and software-defined workflows, helping media organisations evolve at their own pace while unlocking the full potential of connected production.

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