Since then, EVS has become a major broadcast actor, focusing on digital recording technologies for live sports TV production.

[7] Additionally, EVS founded XDC in 2004, a pioneer in high-definition cinema broadcasting, which was restructured within the Dcinex Group.

[15][16] On 1 May 2020, EVS announced that it had acquired Axon, a leading broadcast and media network infrastructure specialist.

The use of digital technology on hard disks has become the common alternative, replacing the use of video tape recorders.

This transition to tapeless interoperable computer platforms began in the late 1990s, enabling television stations to store and edit prerecorded images more efficiently.