The show where MOQ stopped being a standards story and became a stand story: around a dozen vendors ran live MOQ demos on the floor, from nanocosmos and Vindral to Varnish, Red5 and Broadpeak — most of them with named partners on the same booth.
Official event page →Lars Larsson (Varnish Software / Ora Streaming)
Sep 12, 16:30–16:50, Content Everywhere Stage 2
Session page / recording →Moderated by Ian Nock (IET), with Oliver Lietz (nanocosmos), Rajendra Turakani (Saranyu), Zoe Liu (Visionular)
Sep 14, 10:15–11:00, Content Everywhere Stage 1 · Panel with MOQ on the listed topics
Session page / recording →Stand demo list compiled from vendor announcements and Red5’s IBC roundup; a few entries are secondary-sourced.
| Company | Demo | Stand |
|---|---|---|
| nanocosmos | nanoStream and nanoStudio: one stream, multiple branded outputs, MOQ delivery | 5.A34 |
| Vindral + Oracle | Vindral Composer MOQ ingest in OCI, output through Vindral Live | 5.A21 |
| Vindral + Akamai | Live sports workflow, Composer to Vindral Live over Linode via MOQ | Hall 1, Balcony Suite 11 |
| Vindral + SVT NEO | MOQ programme feeds to the production gallery | 10.D21 (EBU) |
| Varnish Software | MOQ and HLS side by side, latency comparison | 5.A30 |
| Red5 + CacheFly | Gamified interactive MOQ | 5.F90 |
| Red5 + EZDRM | DRM-protected MOQ workflow | 5.A50 |
| Quortex | PowerVu and MOQ track selection | 1.D52 |
| Broadpeak + Oracle + Bitmovin | Multi-vendor MOQ workflow | 1.F83 |
| Ant Media | MOQ with AI integration | 5.A83 |
| Wowza | MOQ on Wowza Streaming Engine | 1.D49 |
| Layercake + Norsk + Cloudflare | Joint MOQ workflow on Cloudflare | 9.A01 |
| Big Blue Marble (Nakolos) | Switching between 5G Broadcast and MOQ | 5.A63 |
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Ali C. Begen posted to the MOQ working group mailing list on July 1, 2026. Sept 14th collides with IBC that is relevant to many on this list. Could we move it to Sept 7-10th (Sept 21st does not work for me)?
One email every Monday: IETF spec changes, event outcomes, and what shipped — each item summarized, with a link.