Interra Systems Newsletter January 2026

Interra Systems News and Articles

The Year Ahead: Leading Industry Figures on AI and Associated Technologies in 2026
TVBEurope | Jan 02, 2026

In 2025, AI became deeply integrated into video workflows—from encoding and upscaling to content analysis—both to improve perceptual quality and to automate operational decisions. With 2025 fading into memory, leading figures from across the media and entertainment world give TVBEurope their opinions on what 2026 might bring.

2026 Trends and Predictions: Cloud Strategy Evolves to Hybrid Optimization
CSI Magazine | December 16, 2025

As audience fragmentation and platform proliferation continue, cloud adoption across the media sector is entering a more pragmatic phase, with hybrid models now firmly at the centre of broadcast and streaming strategies. Rather than full cloud migration, companies are refining how workloads are split across public cloud, private infrastructure, edge and on-prem systems to balance cost, performance, compliance and scale.

Security Insight

As part of our ongoing security hardening initiative, we have implemented stricter access control policies across our internal and production environments, including MFA and strong password policies across all applicable systems and services, and have eliminated anonymous or unauthenticated access to sensitive application components. In parallel, we are actively upgrading third-party libraries, frameworks, and dependencies to their latest secure versions to address known vulnerabilities and risks.

We have involved a process of regular vulnerability assessments of Interra products, which helps in catching the security issues early before getting exploited.

These improvements are part of a broader effort to ensure that our platforms align with modern security best practices and evolving threat models.

Our software solutions do not get automatically updated. To fully benefit from these enhancements and remain protected against emerging security risks, we strongly recommend that customers upgrade to the latest supported versions of Interra products.

Logging & Compliance
InBroadcast | December, 2025

The featured article in the December 2025 issue of InBroadcast examines key technological trends shaping the broadcast and media industry, with a strong emphasis on developments showcased at major industry events such as IBC 2025.

FAST Is Booming - But Quality Will Decide Who Wins the Next Phase of Streaming
IABM | December 11, 2025

Free Ad-Supported TV (FAST) has moved beyond niche status and is now reshaping the streaming landscape. Parks Associates recently reported that almost half (45%) of US internet households watch FAST services.

Interra Systems on the Future of SaaS and In-Network Monitoring
Euromemedia | Page 10-12 | November/December 2025

The article discusses the increasing importance of scalable quality assurance tools that support IP, OTT, and traditional broadcast platforms as media operators seek higher efficiency and reliability. Interra’s insights covered industry trends and the role of advanced QC and monitoring technologies in next-generation media delivery.

Interra Systems Enhances ORION With Stream Recording and BATON Media Player Integration for Advanced Debugging
October 30, 2025

Interra Systems announced enhancements to its ORION real-time monitoring platform with new stream recording support and seamless integration with the BATON Media Player (BMP), enabling frame-by-frame debugging and deeper diagnostics of monitored streams.

Optimizing OTT Experiences: Five Streaming Strategies That Deliver Better QoE
Streaming Media | October 17, 2025

The article explains that as OTT markets grow, quality of experience (QoE) — including smooth playback, accurate captions, and reliable delivery — is becoming critical to retain viewers and monetise services. It outlines practical strategies such as front-loaded quality control, client-side analytics, accessibility/compliance, aligning QoE with revenue goals, and adopting AI and automation to strengthen QoE across the streaming delivery chain.

White Paper

From Flaws to Excellence: Automated Caption Correction

As machine learning technology continues to mature, it is now possible to automate the correction of many caption-related issues. Some of the most prominent concerns are: Sync With Audio, Accurate and Complete Captions, Placement, Correct In and Out Time Refinement, Segmentation, Spell Check, Profanity, Metadata Conformance, Languages Check