EditShare Advances Analytical AI and NVMe Performance for Modern Broadcast and Post at NAB 2026

At NAB 2026, EditShare is showcasing a set of Analytical AI capabilities alongside new NVMe storage options built for broadcasters, post facilities, and production teams managing fast-growing content volumes.

EditShare draws a distinction between analytical AI, which enriches and organizes media teams already have, and generative AI, which creates new content. FLOW AI automatically generates metadata for speech, faces, text, and scene changes, making entire libraries searchable. That intelligence now extends across the platform: a new unified EditShare One interface, and MediaSilo AI, which brings the same automated tagging into review and collaboration workflows.

MediaSilo is also introducing new Teams, Pro, and Enterprise bundles, with unlimited external stakeholder collaboration, forensic watermarking, SSO, and unlimited AI usage included, plus tighter integration with FLOW asset management. MediaSilo has joined the Trusted Partner Network (TPN+) community and is pursuing TPN+ Shield certification.

On the storage side, EditShare introduced the Ultimate EFS NVMe Lite, delivering up to 14 GB/s of throughput in up to 122 TB of capacity, and the Ultimate EFS Hybrid, which combines a 9 GB/s NVMe tier with a 192 TB HDD tier for teams that need both speed and capacity. EditShare is also demonstrating a film-scanning partnership with Lasergraphics, and a new integration with farmerswife resource-scheduling tools via EditShare's Open API.

"At NAB 2026, we're showing how analytical AI has moved from an interesting tool to a foundational part of how modern media teams work," said Brad Turner, CEO of EditShare.

Jodi Clifford, CEO of farmerswife, added: "At NAB, we're showcasing how farmerswife and Cirkus bring greater structure and visibility to production planning."