Collab Compute anchors Crestron’s InfoComm India showcase as enterprises seek more integrated, scalable and intelligent workplace technology
Crestron is using InfoComm India 2026 to highlight the shift from standalone meeting-room technology towards integrated, intelligent workplace environments, with the India launch of Collab Compute emerging as a key focus of its showcase.
Designed as a hardware foundation for hybrid meetings, Collab Compute combines enterprise computing, professional AV connectivity and intelligent collaboration capabilities in a scalable platform. Powered by Intel Core Ultra processors with integrated neural processing units (NPUs), it is positioned as an AI-ready foundation for Microsoft Teams Rooms and Zoom Rooms deployments.
The significance of the launch extends beyond meeting-room hardware. As hybrid work becomes embedded in enterprise operations, organisations are increasingly looking to simplify the technology stack supporting collaboration while accommodating multiple displays, peripherals, professional audio, multi-camera systems and room automation.
“With Collab Compute and our broader portfolio, we are bringing organisations a foundation that is designed not only for the way people collaborate today, but also for how these spaces will evolve,” said Gagan Verma, Vice President – India & SAARC, Crestron.
“The workplace is evolving from individual meeting rooms into connected environments where collaboration, communication and intelligent technology need to work seamlessly together.” — Gagan Verma, Vice President – India & SAARC, Crestron
Crestron is also showcasing solutions spanning intelligent video, professional audio, room control and workplace management, including Videobar 70, AirMedia, 1 Beyond i12D, DM-NAX and Automate VX. Together, the portfolio reflects the company’s broader push towards connected workplace environments rather than isolated AV deployments.
The India market is becoming increasingly important as enterprises modernise workplace infrastructure and look for technologies that can scale across different environments.
“India is playing an increasingly important role in Asia’s evolving workplace technology landscape. Organisations are looking for solutions that are flexible, intelligent and scalable,” said Jacques Bertrand, Executive Vice President, Asia, Crestron. He added that the company’s presence at InfoComm India provides an opportunity to demonstrate how integrated technology can create more seamless workplace experiences.
Crestron is also hosting its Technology Awards at the event, recognising contributions across the technology ecosystem.
With Collab Compute and its wider portfolio, the company is positioning workplace collaboration as an integrated technology layer one that combines computing, AV, control and AI-readiness to support increasingly flexible enterprise environments.