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Evertz Showcases Flexible Media Core with ENX at IBC 2026
At IBC 2026, Evertz will showcase the expanded ENX media core platform, including compact 11RU and 18RU configurations and new ENX Liquid Cooled (LQ) options for higher-density, more energy-efficient broadcast infrastructure.Designed for 12G-SDI, SMPTE ST 2110 or hybrid environments, ENX gives broadcasters the flexibility to modernize infrastructure at their own pace while continuing to support established 12G-SDI UHD workflows. Facilities can begin with the technology they use today and transition toward IP in 32×32 blocks as operational requirements and budgets evolve.
Greater Density with ENX LQ
ENX LQ replaces traditional air cooling with a glycol-mix liquid cooling architecture designed to reduce the power required for system cooling while supporting significantly greater processing density. The technology reclaims approximately 25% of system power previously used by cooling fans and enables more than four times the processing capacity per card.
Available across 11RU and 18RU configurations, ENX provides options for facilities with different capacity and space requirements. The 11RU frame supports up to 256×256 UHD while the 18RU frame supports up to 512×512 UHD. Multi-frame systems can scale to a 1536×1536 UHD non-blocking matrix using FX-LINK.
By increasing processing density while reducing cooling requirements, ENX LQ provides broadcasters with a more efficient way to expand processing capacity without continually increasing power, cooling and infrastructure demands.
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