Nvidia expands broadcaster AI framework and Adobe video search collaboration
Nvidia and the EBU are expanding their AI framework for broadcasters, while Adobe is using Nvidia chips to accelerate video searches.

Nvidia announced an expanded effort with the European Broadcasting Union on October 19 to help broadcasters deploy AI while retaining control of sensitive material. At a Berlin industry event, it also highlighted faster video search in Adobe Frame.io..
Microsoft and Nebius will contribute cloud capabilities, while Nvidia's Nemotron models provide a customizable AI foundation. Qvest and other integration specialists will help translate the framework into broadcast systems. The work covers data handling, infrastructure choices and security..
Adobe is moving demanding Frame.io processing tasks onto Nvidia GPUs. Nvidia cited roughly fivefold faster creation of searchable video representations and a search proxy file about 80% smaller than its predecessor. These are company performance claims from selected workloads..
German producer UFA illustrates the archive-search problem: editors may need to locate individual moments in years of programming. Frame.io allows searches based on concepts or actions, with additional filters for material such as transcripts and approval status. The broadcaster initiative will next define technical requirements and reference designs for deployment..
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