Radio’s equipment suppliers will share Manhattan floor space with AI developers, streaming platforms, and creator-tool makers when NAB Show New York returns to the Javits Center next week. Organizers say the exhibitor lineup celebrates tech convergence in media.
With about 250 participating companies, NAB Show New York will run October 21 and 22 with about 64 hours of educational programming on investment and consolidation, creator-led businesses, sports media economics, and practical AI implementation.
Production is the largest technology category at about 42% of participating companies. About 33% offer infrastructure, IT networking, or security solutions, while roughly 25% list asset management, automation, and playout, and a similar share list media supply chain automation and management. The categories overlap.
Radio and television suppliers span transmission, automation, monitoring, and integrated workflows, including Dalet, GatesAir, Telos Alliance, WideOrbit, RCS, Cobalt Digital, Wheatstone, Rohde & Schwarz, Broadcast Electronics, and Heartland Video Systems. Other major exhibitors include Sony Electronics, B&H, Blackmagic Design, Canon U.S.A., EVS, Evertz, Grass Valley, Ross Video, Riedel Communications, Lawo, ENCO, and Facilis Technology.
Radio Ink‘s 34th Radio Wayne Awards open the show at 10:15a ET on October 21 in Theater C. Secure a seat via the NAB Show New York website.
NAB EVP of Global Connections and Events Karen Chupka stated, “The show floor is a real-time look at where media organizations are investing and where technology is heading. The lines between production, IT, streaming, cloud and AI continue to blur. NAB Show New York gives buyers an opportunity to put those pieces together, compare solutions side by side and talk directly with the companies building what comes next.”
