Latest Video Technology News

Atomos Limited has reported a robust Q2 FY26 with a 44% jump in revenue and its second straight EBITDA-positive quarter, signaling a promising turnaround. The company’s strategic product launches and debt reduction efforts underpin an optimistic outlook for the second half of the fiscal year.

Ion Video Limited has completed significant restructuring, strengthened its Melbourne-based tech team, and raised $2.95 million, positioning itself for a technology relaunch in February 2026 with a cash runway extending to mid-2027.

Linius Technologies, soon to be Ion Video Limited, appoints Sophie Karzis as company secretary and Canaccord Genuity as corporate advisor, signaling a strategic push in governance and capital markets engagement.

Atomos Limited has exercised 259.8 million options, raising $7.8 million to reduce its debt and boost confidence in hitting $23–25 million sales and positive EBITDA in the first half of 2026.

Linius Technologies has secured a 12-month extension with Racing.com and reported ahead-of-schedule progress on its AI-powered proof of concept with a top European soccer league, signaling growth in sports media technology.

Vulcan Steel reported a sharp profit decline in FY25 amid tough market conditions but strengthened its balance sheet and expanded into roofing with a major acquisition. Leadership changes set the stage for renewed growth.

Atomos Limited has expanded its secured debt facility by $2 million, increasing its total borrowing capacity to $15.7 million, signaling confidence in its strategic turnaround and upcoming product launches.

BirdDog Technology Limited reported a 6.9% increase in quarterly sales to A$4.3 million, driven by the successful launch of two next-generation broadcast products and a strong cash position ahead of a planned share buy-back.

Audinate Group has completed its $28 million acquisition of Iris Studio, a US-based leader in AI-powered, cloud-based camera control technology, marking a significant expansion into video production solutions.

BirdDog Technology has postponed its shareholder meeting to July 22, raising its share buy-back price by 40% to 7 cents ahead of a proposed ASX delisting. Major shareholders back the move, signaling strong support for the company’s exit plan.

dorsaVi’s Q3 FY25 report reveals growing adoption of its AI-powered video movement analysis in the US, a new elite athlete research partnership, and the launch of a pioneering 3D ACL injury prevention test.

BirdDog Technology reported a slight 4.1% decline in Q3 FY25 sales to A$3.6 million while progressing strongly on its next-generation product roadmap and implementing significant cost reductions.