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IETF 127
The next IETF meeting, where the standards for QUIC, MoQ and the rest of the internet's protocols are worked out. Hackathon on the opening weekend.
Hilton Union Square, San FranciscoUpcomingMoQ interop and issue discussion
The IETF MoQ working group tests implementations against its draft-20 target on October 12–13, then works through open issues on October 14–15. Hybrid.
Seattle and onlineUpcomingDEMOQED 2026
The MoQ Alliance's Media over QUIC conference, with talks and demos of MoQ in practice, held in place of Demuxed this year.
Alamo Drafthouse, San FranciscoUpcomingAnnouncing iceoryx2 v0.10.0
Zero-copy shared memory now handles payloads that grow at runtime, FlatBuffers can be built in place, and event notifications are no longer dropped.
IBC 2026
MoQ demos across the show floor from Red5, nanocosmos, Vindral, Broadpeak, Oracle, Bitmovin, Quortex and Ant Media.
RAI AmsterdamUpcomingAn API for MoQ: provision your own isolated relays
Cloudflare can now spin up a dedicated Media over QUIC relay in seconds, with separate credentials for publishers and subscribers. Free during the beta.
IETF 126: MoQ working group
The working group pushed the core MoQ transport draft forward, worked on authorization, and planned an interop day for draft-18.
ViennaUpcomingOpenAI's WebRTC Problem
The author of MoQ argues that WebRTC is the wrong foundation for voice AI, and that QUIC handles dropped packets, setup and load balancing better.
NAB Show 2026
Oracle and partners showed a MoQ workflow from ingest to playback, with Ateme encoding, Broadpeak packaging, Cloudflare delivery and Bitmovin playback.
Las VegasUpcoming