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Vizrt and NewTek are joining forces under the Vizrt banner. Since the acquisition of NewTek by Vizrt in 2019, the organizations have focused on their respective broadcast and pro AV markets, largely operating separately under the umbrella of Vizrt Group. However, the company says with the markets of broadcast and pro AV now converging, the needs of customers and end users are changing. Vizrt and NewTek have been working to unify and grow their customer service, support, university, R&D, and product teams, giving all partners access to the entire portfolio. Vizrt says it will also extend its product portfolio and launch a new entry-level video production system for streamers and content creators, and new cloud live production systems. NDI will remain a standalone brand, but supported by Vizrt as a key partner. Vizrt is still owned privately by Nordic Capital, and its board and leadership team remain unchanged. 

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