Cursor 2.0 pivots to multi-agent AI coding, debuts Composer model

Cursor has released its latest AI software development platform with a new multi-agent interface and the debut of its coding model, Composer. The new Composer model is described as a “frontier model”. Cursor claims it is four times faster than other models of similar intelligence. The…

Migrating AI from Nvidia to Huawei: Opportunities and trade-offs

For many years, Nvidia has been the de facto leader in AI model training and inference infrastructure, thanks to its mature GPU range, the CUDA software stack, and a huge developer community. Moving away from that base is therefore a strategic and tactical consideration. Huawei AI…

NAB New York 2025 Recap: New Cameras, Gear, and Innovations from BirdD

NAB New York 2025 Recap: New Cameras, Gear, and Innovations from BirdD

In this episode of Videoguys Live, Video Production Specialist James shares an in-depth recap from NAB New York 2025, showcasing the latest innovations in cameras, live production gear, and workflow technology. With so many of our top manufacturers on the show floor, there was plenty of exciting news to cover from brands like BirdDog, Elgato, Atomos, Canon, Panasonic, PTZOptics, Netgear, and more.

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BirdDog Unveils the XL Ultra, X4E, and O4 Outdoor PTZ Cameras

BirdDog turned heads with several powerful new camera releases. The BirdDog XL Ultra features a large 4/3″ sensor, 20x optical zoom, AI autotracking, and dual outputs for both wide and telephoto shots—perfect for professional PTZ workflows. The BirdDog X4E Ultra brings Ethernet connectivity to the popular X4 Ultra model for wired NDI workflows, while the rugged O4 Outdoor PTZ delivers up to a 60x zoom in HD with IP66 weather protection.

Elgato Joins Videoguys’ Lineup

One of the biggest announcements is that Elgato is now available through Videoguys! Their Stream Deck Studio, Prompter XL, and full range of control surfaces, microphones, and accessories are now part of our product family. Elgato’s automation tools are ideal for studios, streamers, and corporate AV setups, making production smoother than ever.

Atomos Introduces the Ninja TX and Shinobi RX

Atomos showcased the new Ninja TX and Shinobi RX, offering 4K HDMI/SDI I/O, CFexpress Type B recording, and Wi-Fi 6E connectivity for seamless Camera to Cloud workflows. The Shinobi RX pairs perfectly with the Ninja TX for flexible wireless monitoring—ideal for filmmakers and broadcast professionals.

PTZOptics and Panasonic Highlight Next-Gen PTZ Solutions

PTZOptics demoed their Move 4K, Studio 4K, and upcoming Horizon web GUI for easier camera control and AI-assisted tracking. Panasonic highlighted their AW-UE150A PTZ camera with an optical low-pass filter for LED wall shooting and dual 3G SDI outputs. They also unveiled the AW-RP200GJ controller, allowing dual PTZ control and IP-to-SDI conversion for hybrid workflows.

More from the Show Floor: Netgear, Kiloview, Teradek & More

Netgear presented their M4250 and M4350 ProAV switches supporting SMPTE 2110 and Dante AV, offering PoE+ power and network visualization tools. Kiloview showcased their RFO2 rackmount encoder/decoder system, Cube R1 recorder, and Cube X1 router for NDI production. Teradek revealed the Prism Jetpack for bonded cellular streaming and the Ranger series for zero-delay wireless video transmission.

Western Digital and SanDisk rounded out the show with their creator-focused SSDs, Pro-G RAID systems, and ProBlade portable storage solutions, ideal for content creators and post-production teams.

Looking Ahead: NDI November 2025

James closed the episode with a reminder that NDI November 2025 kicks off next week! This free, month-long virtual event series explores the power of NDI technology for modern IP-based production. Attendees can register at NDINovember.com for a chance to win prizes like a PTZOptics Move 4K or BirdDog X4E camera.

Counterintuitive’s new chip aims escape the AI ‘twin trap’

AI startup company, Counterintuitive, has set out to build “reasoning-native computing,” enabling machines to understand rather than simply mimic. Such a breakthrough has the potential to shift AI from pattern recognition to genuine comprehension, paving the way for systems that can think and make decisions –…

OpenAI unveils open-weight AI safety models for developers

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Top 5 AI compute marketplaces reshaping the landscape in 2026

With AI workloads becoming more computationally demanding, organisations across the globe are fast realising that traditional centralised providers aren’t always the answer to their burgeoning needs. And while compute giants (like AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure) continue to capture the limelight when it comes to AI…

Why AMD’s work with the DOE matters for enterprise AI strategy

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The engineer’s guide to automating DAST tools

In modern software development, speed and security must go hand in hand. Teams are shipping code faster than ever, but such a rapid pace can introduce security vulnerabilities if not managed correctly. Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST) is an important practice for finding security flaws in…