Shure to Debut IntelliMix Bar Pro and Showcase Microflex Ecosystem at InfoComm India 2026

In September 2026, Shure will present its Microflex Ecosystem and the first India showcase of the IntelliMix Bar Pro at Info-Comm India 2026, as the company marks 10 years of Microflex Advance innovation and expands its enterprise collaboration portfolio across Microsoft Teams and Zoom environments. Shure will showcase its latest enterprise audio and unified communications solutions at InfoComm India 2026, taking place from 16 to 18 September at the Jio World Convention Centre in Mumbai. The company will be at Booth D-01, Pavilion 1, presenting its Microflex Ecosystem alongside the first India showcase of the IntelliMix Bar Pro.

Shure’s InfoComm India presence will focus on the Microflex Ecosystem as a complete audio solution across meeting space types, bringing together microphones, wireless systems, audio processing, loudspeakers, software and collaboration technologies. The portfolio on show will also include the MXA925, MXA902, MXA901 and MXA320, alongside Microflex Wireless neXt with Fusion Mode, Microflex loudspeakers and SLX-D+. These technologies will help to address a wide range of corporate and education environments, from meeting rooms and boardrooms to classrooms and larger flexible spaces.

InfoComm India 2026 also coincides with SHURE marking 10 years of its Microflex Advance portfolio. Since the introduction of the platform in 2016, Microflex Advance has evolved through multiple generations of array microphone technology, digital signal processing, software capabilities, and deeper integration with enterprise collaboration platforms. The milestone takes place as SHURE enters its second century, with the company continuing to invest across its core audio, wireless and unified communications portfolios.

Impact on the ICT Market

As AI-enabled tools such as Microsoft Copilot become more integrated into everyday meetings, and organizations increasingly rely on platforms such as Microsoft Teams and Zoom, the quality of meeting room audio has become directly tied to the performance of transcription, meeting summary and intelligent collaboration functions.

The IntelliMix Bar Pro will be displayed in India for the first time at the show. The all-in-one audio and video collaboration system is designed for medium and large Microsoft Teams Rooms, combining Shure’s array microphone technology, audio processing, loudspeakers and intelligent video capabilities in a single unit. Its India debut reflects Shure’s broader expansion in unified communications as the company builds its collaboration portfolio across Microsoft Teams and Zoom ecosystems and increases the role of software, cloud management and intelligent processing within its enterprise offering.

Impact on the Digital Infrastructure Market

The global digital infrastructure market size accounted for USD 425.00 billion in 2025 and is predicted to increase from USD 475.10 billion in 2026 to approximately USD 1,321.26 billion by 2035, expanding at a CAGR of 11.80% from 2026 to 2035.

According to Precedence Research, the market is driven by the increasing AI and machine learning workloads. These advanced technologies demand massive parallel processing power, thus forcing data centers to upgrade to specialized hardware, high-density server racks, and even advanced liquid cooling systems. It is considered the backbone of the modern internet, cloud computing, and digital business operations. The market is mainly driven by exponential data consumption, the widespread adoption of AI and cloud computing, the rollout of 5G, and the growth of edge data centers. This significantly drives massive investments in resilient and scalable connectivity worldwide.

Rising demand for low-latency applications, including autonomous vehicles, industrial automation, and real-time analytics, is also helping to drive significant investments in smaller, strategically located edge data centers. Data center operators all over the world are increasingly investing in renewable energy sources and battery storage systems to reduce carbon emissions, enhance sustainability, and address grid reliability challenges.

Impact on the Cloud Infrastructure Services Market

The global cloud infrastructure services market size accounted for USD 166.51 billion in 2025 and is predicted to increase from USD 194.82 billion in 2026 to approximately USD 766.57 billion by 2035, expanding at a CAGR of 16.50 % from 2026 to 2035.

According to Precedence Research, the market is driven by growing adoption of artificial intelligence, increasing demand for scalable computing, and rising enterprise digital transformation. Cloud providers invest heavily in security measures and compliance certifications. This enhances data protection, access control, and regulatory compliance, addressing concerns related to the security of sensitive information and ensuring adherence to industry-specific regulations.

The expanding landscape of edge computing is also helping to create significant opportunities for the cloud infrastructure services market. As edge computing gains prominence, there is a growing need for decentralized infrastructure that brings computational power closer to data sources. Cloud infrastructure services can now capitalize on this trend by developing solutions tailored to edge environments. Offering scalable and flexible resources for processing data at the edge allows businesses to optimize performance, reduce latency, and enhance overall efficiency. Cloud providers that strategically position themselves to meet the demands of edge computing scenarios can unlock new revenue streams and cater to industries requiring real-time data processing capabilities.

Expert Opinion

Viraaj Shidhaye, Senior Sales Manager at Shure, said India was becoming an increasingly important market as enterprises and educational institutions invest in more connected and intelligent spaces. “Info-Comm India allows us to demonstrate how the Microflex Ecosystem has continued to evolve to address these requirements across different types of meeting and learning spaces,” he said.