OXFORD, U.K.—Solid State Logic (SSL) will feature the evolution of its comprehensive System T platform that embraces a range of software-defined workflows during IBC 2026, Sept. 11-14, at the RAI Amsterdam Convention Center. “At IBC, SSL is previewing enhancements to VTE’s software-based processing engine as part of our commitment to align with the EBU’s Dynamic Media Facility (DMF) project,” he said. It provides 96 virtualized processing paths and has a range of licensing options to support temporary, variable or event-based productions. ​SSL’s Net I/O ST 2110 Bridge, a high-capacity standalone ST 2110 and Dante converter that provides up to 512 channels of conversion in a compact 1RU chassis, will also make its IBC debut. ​In addition, SSL will also showcase the wider System T range at IBC, including the lightweight S500m console with redundant TE2 Tempest Engines and native ST 2110 and Dante connectivity.