Amagi has previewed four AI-oriented products, including an Amagi Studio pilot that handles more than 110 concurrent uncompressed 1080p50 inputs. The environment combines switching, audio, graphics, replay, intercom, tally and monitoring.
The vendor claims sub-frame synchronisation across the input set. Other demonstrations include Fanpulse, which creates stories of less than 60 seconds, automated localisation and an agentic NOC system designed to look 72 hours ahead for operational risks.
The Studio pilot is notable because synchronisation, production control and multiview monitoring are being presented as one software workflow rather than separate cloud services. At that scale, timing, bandwidth and operator feedback become as important as raw compute capacity.
Amagi has not disclosed the test network, cloud-region layout, end-to-end latency, egress cost or general availability date. The sub-frame and input-count claims therefore describe a vendor demonstration, not yet a published independent benchmark.
