Broadcasting's intercom technology is evolving to meet the demands of modern production, including remote integration (REMI), cloud connectivity, and flexible, scalable systems. Key players such as Clear-Com, Eartec, Riedel Communications, Telos Alliance, RTS, and Pliant Technologies are developing solutions to support these changes.

AEQ has appointed Ignacio Alonso as the new Chief Executive Officer, succeeding Iván Olmeda after five years. Alonso has over 25 years of experience in Electronics and Telecommunications. Miguel Sancho, Chairman of the Board, highlighted the importance of Ignacio's appointment for AEQ's growth and new technological challenges in audio and professional communications.

AEQ has appointed Ignacio Alonso as the new CEO, succeeding Iván Olmeda. Alonso brings over 25 years of experience in the electronics and telecommunications industry. The company aims to leverage new technologies to enhance audio and professional communications.

AEQ introduces the Solaris codec, a high-density multi-channel audio codec designed for broadcast applications such as STL links and remote contributions. Solaris can be purchased with eight bidirectional stereo channels and can be upgraded to support up to 64 channels. Audio I/O is via IP using Dante (AES-67 compatible) and supports various audio coding algorithms including Opus, G.722, G.711, and uncompressed PCM. The unit can be controlled remotely using a Web interface and diagnostics tools are included.

Toy manufacturers are facing challenges in shifting production from China due to rising costs. Hasbro has explored subcontracting with Aequs in India, but the efficiency gap between India and China remains a significant hurdle. The article discusses the implications of this shift, the historical context of manufacturing dependencies, and the challenges faced by companies like MGA Entertainment and Bandai UK in diversifying their supply chains.