Nevion’s software-defined MOXELA, a next-gen media processing platform

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Nevion, a Sony Group Company, has launched MOXELA, its next-generation software-based media processing platform. A key component of Sony’s Networked Live ecosystem, MOXELA is designed to help broadcasters, production companies and media organisations transport, process and monitor live video, audio and data using software running on commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) servers or in the cloud.

The first MOXELA applications address two important live production use cases: contribution over unmanaged networks and ground-to-cloud transport. Nevion is also announcing initial support for software-defined broadcasting workflows, enabling media organisations to build more agile, scalable and infrastructure-independent live production environments.

The new applications are built using media functions developed on the MOXELA platform. These media functions include a range of video and audio compression, such as H.265/HEVC, H.264/AVC, NDI and AAC; logo insertion; and audio matrix routing, including embedding, de-embedding and shuffle.

The media functions can be deployed in the cloud or on-premises on COTS servers, giving customers the flexibility to choose the infrastructure model that best fits their operational and commercial requirements.

Cezary Cieslewski, Product Manager, MOXELA, Nevion, said, “The general availability of MOXELA and the launch of our first applications are important milestones in the move toward software-defined live production.

“By combining low latency, high resilience, efficient CPU/GPU usage, flexible deployment on COTS or cloud infrastructure, strong security and open standards, MOXELA gives media organisations the freedom to create more efficient, scalable, secure and future-ready workflows without being locked into a specific infrastructure model.”

MOXELA is also natively integrated with Nevion’s VideoIPath media orchestration platform, simplifying the control, orchestration, virtualisation and monitoring of workflows across hybrid (ground and cloud) operations, across both software and hardware resources. This integration helps customers manage hybrid production environments more efficiently while reducing deployment complexity, risk and vendor lock-in.

To find out more, visit booth 13.A10 at IB2026, which is taking place from September 11-14 at the RAI Amsterdam Convention Centre.