NEP Connected Solutions Unifies National Remote Production
A new 100-Gb private network bridges regional data centers to standardize live broadcast workflows across the United States.
Updated on Oct. 23, 2026 in Data Centers
NEP Connected Solutions has consolidated its mobile production, specialty capture, and rental services into a unified remote-production framework. The operation leverages a private 100-Gb network connecting data centers and facilities across Dallas, New York, Los Angeles, and South Florida.
Why it matters
By centralizing distributed remote-production assets, NEP aims to standardize its broadcast workflows for high-stakes clients like NASCAR and the PGA. This infrastructure shift enables consistent technical management across geographically dispersed event sites.
The production backbone utilizes a 100-Gb network to bridge a central Dallas data center with regional hubs in New York, Los Angeles, and South Florida. This infrastructure supports the transport of high-bandwidth broadcast traffic, evolving from isolated EVS system links into a single, unified national network.
The players
NEP Connected Solutions
A division providing broadcast transmission, production management, and data center services for live media events.
NASCAR
A major sporting organization that utilizes remote-production services for live broadcast operations.
PGA
A professional golf association relying on integrated remote-production workflows for tournament broadcasts.
The details
The integration combines mobile production units with specialty capture and rental equipment into a singular workflow managed by a centralized Network Operations Center (NOC) and Master Control Room (MCR). By linking these disparate remote systems into a private cloud model, the division enables centralized crewing and ad insertion across all broadcast feeds. The system architecture relies on high-speed data transport to maintain synchronization between the Dallas data center and regional facilities, ensuring that live production operations remain cohesive during complex events.
Timeline
2026: NEP served as the title sponsor of the SVG Remote Production Forum.
2026-27: Scheduled expansion period for U.S.-based facilities.
The Tech Race
This consolidation follows the industry-wide focus on standardizing remote workflows highlighted at the 2026 SVG Remote Production Forum. NEP is now positioning itself to scale this centralized model internationally, with London identified as a primary site for future growth.
Broadcast clients and production teams gain a unified interface for managing transmission, crewing, and ad insertion across national events. Operators should expect increased technical reliability as NEP expands its facility footprint throughout 2026 and 2027.
The takeaway
NEP is shifting the broadcast industry toward centralized, cloud-integrated remote production to manage scale and technical consistency. Watch for the 2026-27 U.S. facility expansions to determine if this 100-Gb private network model effectively handles the increasing bandwidth demands of international live events.
Further reading
For broader trends in broadcast infrastructure, see our analysis on Data Centers.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Sports Video Group.
