MXMZ Media, which provides a cloud-native HTML5/SVG real-time graphics platform designed for modern live and post-production workflows across news, sports, and talk shows, has joined SVG Europe as a Bronze sponsor.

The platform offers a complete end-to-end design environment in the cloud, enabling teams to build, animate, version and operate graphics from a single unified workspace. With collaborative editing, structured asset management, and powerful data integrations, MXMZ is designed to make it easy for production teams to work efficiently while maintaining creative consistency.

For sports broadcasters, MXMZ powers data-driven storytelling at scale, supporting major football leagues such as the Dutch Eredivisie, as well as Ziggo Sport and RTL productions for the UEFA Champions League and Europa League. The platform is also used across leading international competitions, including the European Championships in hockey and many others. MXMZ includes a native sports control interface that allows users to directly operate graphics for a wide variety of sports, enabling fast, accurate, and flexible production. Advanced data integrations ensure that live scores, statistics, and match information flow seamlessly into graphics templates across all outputs.

MXMZ continues to expand its integrations ecosystem. The platform now offers finalised integration with Cuez, deep integration with Grass Valley AMPP, and enhanced workflows with Adobe Premiere Pro. Support for MOS newsroom systems and automation platforms will be released in Q1 2026, positioning MXMZ as one of the most connected and easy-to-deploy HTML5/SVG graphics solutions available today.

Milo Boer, business director at MXMZ Media, said: “Broadcasters are required to deliver more content on more platforms, with fewer people and tighter budgets. MXMZ turns that pressure into opportunity. By giving teams an easy-to-use graphics platform that works from anywhere, with deep integrations and sports-ready controls, we help them reduce infrastructure costs, stay agile, and produce at a consistently high level — no matter the format or deadline.”