Video Summit Will Feature NDI Creator Andrew Cross
The 2027 event will focus on IP workflows and AI tools for enterprise media teams in Mountain View.
Updated on Oct. 13, 2026 in Remote Work

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The fifth annual Silicon Valley Video Summit will be held on January 26, 2027, at the Computer History Museum, with NDI video standard inventor Andrew Cross serving as conference chair. The summit connects enterprise media professionals to discuss IP workflows and digital production technologies.
Why it matters
The summit provides a forum for media leaders to navigate the technical transition toward ST 2110 adoption and emerging AI video tools. It targets the needs of mid-to-large scale operations, relevant to the over 300,000 U.S. businesses with 50 or more employees currently scaling their internal media output.
This fifth annual summit serves a significant portion of the over 300,000 U.S. businesses with 50 or more employees. These enterprises are increasingly focused on scaling production through IP-based workflows and specialized AI tools.
The players
Andrew Cross
The inventor of the NDI video standard and former executive at Amazon, Grass Valley, Vizrt Group, and NewTek.
Advanced Systems Group
A professional media and broadcast systems integrator serving as a title sponsor for the 2027 summit.
B&H Photo
A large-scale professional electronics and camera equipment retailer serving as a title sponsor for the summit.
The details
The event focuses on the technical integration of IP workflows for enterprise media, featuring specific instruction on ST 2110 adoption and AI-driven video tools. By bringing in Andrew Cross, an executive with experience at NewTek, Amazon, and Vizrt Group, the summit aims to bridge high-level production standards with the practical operational needs of companies managing internal media departments.
Timeline
October 15, 2026: Registration for the Silicon Valley Video Summit opens.
January 26, 2027: Fifth annual Silicon Valley Video Summit takes place at the Computer History Museum.
Market Landscape
The summit follows a pattern of industry conferences focused on accelerating the adoption of the SMPTE ST 2110 standard. This event tracks the ongoing transition of corporate media departments toward standardized, IP-based production environments.
Operators managing internal media workflows should monitor the registration window to secure access to technical workshops on ST 2110 and AI adoption. Review your current production hardware compatibility with IP-based standards before the January summit to identify potential upgrade paths.
The takeaway
The summit marks a critical touchpoint for companies attempting to standardize video production across distributed teams. Business leaders should track upcoming workshop announcements to determine if the event’s technical focus on IP-workflows aligns with their immediate digital infrastructure needs.
Further reading
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More information
To register for the summit, visit the Silicon Valley Video Summit event registration.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Sports Video Group.
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