1. tvONE and Matrox Video join forces to take video processing to a new level.
The tvONE company integrates its CALICO PRO platform with Matrox's ConvertIP series, which supports encoder-decoder and converters for IP and traditional video streams.
This partnership allows AV integrators to deploy advanced systems that support both compressed and uncompressed video streams (e.g., under SMPTE ST-2110 and IPMX).
For integrators: this means that projects with control rooms, studios, live-events and installations become more scalable and future-ready.
ImpactA: AV signaling infrastructure solutions must include IP-architectures, kirizis flexibility and support for new standards.
2. Integrated Systems Europe 2026 launches the first CyberSecurity Summit for AV integration. This is the latest news in AV integration as of November 2025.
The first ever CyberSecurity Summit will take place at ISE 2026 (the AV and systems integration event). There, it focuses on cybersecurity in AV solutions - especially in building automation, control rooms, corporate environments and public institutions.
Experts will address topics such as NIS2, ISO 27001, ransomware for AV systems, and the need for AV integrators to view cybersecurity as a strategic asset, not just a technical task.
3. Kinly merges with Yorktel, accelerating the global reach of systems integration
Kinly and Yorktel announced a strategic merger, backed by One Equity Partners, that will create an integrator enterprise with over 1,600 employees in 27 locations and over 2,500 customers served.
The new structure will combine AV, UCC (Unified Communications & Collaboration) and managed services to offer greater capacity, global reach and a wider range of services.
