CadenceLIVE Silicon Valley 2026

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CadenceLIVE Silicon Valley presenter onstage in front of a large LED screen with Design for AI and AI for Design graphics.
CadenceLIVE Silicon Valley audience watching a wide LED keynote screen showing a scenic road and mountain landscape.
Presenter onstage at CadenceLIVE Silicon Valley with a large audience, LED stage visuals, and red immersive room lighting.

Client Objective

CadenceLIVE Silicon Valley 2026 brought Cadence users, engineers, developers, and industry leaders together at the Santa Clara Convention Center. There were a number of sessions including keynotes, technical classes, user presentations, and exhibits, as well as networking around electronic design and AI-driven design workflows.

For the general session, the room needed to support a large keynote environment with beautiful visuals, reliable content playback, and a stage that felt polished from the front row to the back. The LED video wall had to carry the message without getting in the way of it.

Benefits and Results

MeyerPro supported the project as part of a broader collaboration with AVT Productions, a fellow EPN partner, helping deliver the LED and visual production environment for the general session.

The keynote setup included a large multi-surface LED environment, Brompton processing, PIXERA media servers, Analog Way screen management, fiber transport, and supporting signal infrastructure.

The main LED wall measured 13,056 x 2,304 pixels, with a stage fascia measuring 8,640 x 384 pixels. The visual environment also included eight suspended LED elements, each measuring 240 x 2,240 pixels, plus two additional side elements. Together, the system supported nearly 39 million pixels across the room.

PIXERA media servers helped drive synchronized playback across the main wall, fascia, overhead elements, and side elements. Brompton processing supported the LED workflow, while Analog Way and Lightware systems helped manage signal flow across the larger visual environment.

For the audience, the production looked incredible, and fun. Everywhere you looked there was strong content, a clear stage, and a room that seemed centrally focused on the presenters. Behind the scenes, it took coordination between MeyerPro & AVT Productions to get the event across the finish line.

Key Systems

  • LED: ROE GP 2.6 LED tiles for the main wall and stage fascia

  • LED processing: Brompton Tessera SX40 processors and Tessera XD distribution units

  • Media servers: PIXERA Two GEN2 RS media servers with PIXERA Director control

  • Screen management: Analog Way Aquilon C+ / RS4 systems with RC400T control

  • Signal flow: AJA FiDO fiber transport, Tac-12 fiber, Lightware matrix switching, and supporting conversion
  • Infrastructure: LED power, data, fiber, and managed network support