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NETGEAR discusses its decision to join the OpenAV.Cloud initiative, and how this reflects its conviction that the transformation is essential for the industry's continued growth and relevance in an increasingly connected world.

It was a busy week in Pro AV. Here's your weekly rundown to get caught up.

Check out this remote-head system from Quince Imaging, with solutions from Christie, JBL Professional, NETGEAR, and more.

Thanks to the efforts of Duquesne’s AV and IT staff, the Student Union ballroom is now at the cutting edge of today’s technology. 

Industry experts discuss the most compelling reasons for adopting an AVoIP workflow.

Innovative products across 12 categories were celebrated during a ceremony before the show floor opened.

Who is Exium and why did NETGEAR acquire it? Find out below.

John Henkel discusses trends, products, and what to expect at the NETGEAR booth in Orlando this June.

Tariff news from Kramer and Mimo; CTI and LiveU highlight this week's acquisition news.

People were one the move at PAMA, VTG and Disguise, while LG continues its sports partnerships.

An exclusive interview with NETGEAR’s vice president of marketing and business development on the strategy of growing the business through partnerships.

NETGEAR, Absen, and Christie were among a slew of others with big announcements last week.

John Henkel, Director of Product Marketing at NETGEAR, shares insights into its roadmap and what 2025 holds for its customers.

A new museum uses Pro AV technology to provide an immersive look into White House history.

Tateside brings expertise to sports and horror- themed bar experience.

The New York Post expands its entertainment brand to video content with the help of KMH Integration.

L-Acoustics, Crestron, and Samsung announce partnerships, Shure joins GPA (again), and more.

Today's new norm is built on AVoIP technologies.

Meet the AV/IT team from the URI who transformed meeting spaces to quickly pivot between different types of events.

With an extensive musical background, he believes in an "edutainment" approach to training.