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Educational institutions are at a crossroads. Rising safety concerns, shrinking budgets, and the demand for more inclusive engagement strategies have left school leaders searching for solutions that deliver immediate impact and long-term value.

Versatile Video Coding (VVC) made significant strides in 2024, with growing adoption across consumer electronics, software frameworks, and industry applications, positioning it as a transformative technology set to expand further in 2025 with broader...

The 2024 UEFA European Soccer Championship provided the stage for a groundbreaking implementation of Advanced HDR by Technicolor, marking a major milestone in modern sports broadcasting.

The adoption of Advanced HDR by Technicolor is accelerating across the broadcast industry, driven by a growing variety of broadcasters and TV manufacturers embracing the technology to deliver enhanced viewing experiences.

Plex, a global streaming media company, is teaming up with Advanced HDR by Technicolor to enhance the visual quality of its ad-supported video-on-demand (AVOD) services.

Advanced HDR by Technicolor, BitRouter and Geniatech, have partnered to integrate the Advanced HDR by Technicolor solution into Geniatech's next-generation TV receivers based on BitRouter's ATSC3pak software, powered by Amlogic system-on-chip solutions,..

Tolka (www.tolka.tv), a leader in broadcast technology solutions, and Advanced HDR by Technicolor (www.advancedhdrbytechnicolor.com) will showcase their software on the new NEXTGEN TV receiver from Atlanta DTH (ADTH) at CES 2025.

Experts from Hisense Americas Region and Sinclair, Inc. Discuss Education on HDR Technologies for Retailers

Advanced HDR by Technicolor will take center stage at CES 2025, unveiling the latest advancements and deployments of its transformative HDR technology in U.S. markets.

Advanced HDR by Technicolor announced today that Capitol Broadcasting is transmitting content in high dynamic range (HDR) on its FOX affiliate, WRAZ, to offer viewers an enhanced visual experience over the station's ATSC 3.0-enabled broadcasts.