EVS Broadcast Equipment

Axon Digital Design B.V. is a leading provider of professional audio and video equipment primarily serving the broadcast industry. Headquartered in Gilze, the Netherlands, the company develops and manufactures a range of products, including modular interfacing and conversion systems like Synapse, compliance recording systems such as TRACS, and configuration software known as Cortex. In addition to these core offerings, Axon supplies routers, multi-viewers, live production video mixers, and intercom systems, catering to the diverse needs of broadcasters. The company has established a global presence with regional offices in several countries, including Brazil, China, Germany, Russia, the UAE, Singapore, the UK, and the United States, supported by a network of distributors and systems integrators. Since its founding in 1987, Axon has maintained a focus on customer support and product innovation, contributing to its reputation as a trusted partner for broadcasting solutions worldwide. As of May 2020, Axon operates as a subsidiary of EVS Broadcast Equipment SA.

Scalable Video Systems GmbH, founded in 2013 and headquartered in Weiterstadt, Germany, specializes in the development and manufacture of IT-based live broadcast production systems. The company provides advanced solutions for live broadcasting, ensuring high-quality and efficient production processes. Since January 5, 2015, Scalable Video Systems GmbH has operated as a subsidiary of EVS Broadcast Equipment S.A., leveraging its expertise to enhance the capabilities of live broadcast technology services.

OpenCube Technologies specializes in the development, manufacturing, licensing, and support of software and hardware tailored for the broadcast and cinema industries. The company provides a comprehensive suite of media-related solutions, including video and graphics software, hardware, and IT applications. Notably, OpenCube Technologies offers products that utilize the Material Exchange Format (MXF), facilitating seamless integration and interoperability within television and film production environments.