ai meeting rooms

At InfoComm 2026, IDC analyst Gala Spasova argued that enterprise meeting rooms are becoming AI-enabled, centrally managed IT endpoints. In reporting on IDC’s post-show analysis, InfoTechLead described announcements involving Cisco, HP, Shure, Microsoft, NVIDIA, Neat, Zoom, and Google as...

Microsoft and Q-SYS used InfoComm 2026 in Las Vegas to argue that AI-ready meeting rooms now require connected AV infrastructure, reliable device telemetry, and richer environmental context for Microsoft Teams Rooms, Copilot, and Facilitator workflows. The pitch sounds like a partnership update...

HP announced at InfoComm 2026 in Las Vegas on June 16 that it is expanding its Poly collaboration portfolio with AI-assisted room compute devices, VideoOS 5.1, new headsets, a collaboration keyboard, and deeper management through the HP Workforce Experience Platform. The headline is not merely...

MAXHUB used InfoComm 2026, held June 17–19 at the Las Vegas Convention Center, to present an AI-heavy collaboration portfolio centered on the XBoard V7, CMB commercial displays, Pivot⁺ management software, and Microsoft Teams Rooms accessories. The pitch was not merely that conference-room...

Microsoft used InfoComm 2026’s opening exhibit day in Las Vegas on June 17 to pitch Teams, Copilot Studio, Teams Phone, and Teams Rooms as the operating layer for AI-assisted work across offices, contact centers, and hybrid meeting spaces. The keynote was not just a product tour. It was a signal...