This post has been updated following the conclusion of the webinar on October 16th, 2025. If you missed the live session, you can now watch the webinar on demand.

Grandstream Networks hosted a webinar highlighting upcoming product launches and innovations planned for the next several months — plus a first look at their 2026 roadmap.

October 16th, 2025 | Sneak Peek into Grandstream's 2026 Solutions

In this webinar, Grandstream offers a forward-looking overview of its forthcoming 2026 product roadmap and solution ecosystem. The key highlights include:

• A focus on expanding unified communications (UC) capabilities to support hybrid and remote work models via more seamless integrations between voice, video, chat, and collaboration tools.

• Enhanced security and compliance features built into the platform—such as upgraded encryption, stronger device authentication, and more robust network defence mechanisms—designed to cater to regulated industries and global deployments.

• Devices and endpoints with improved hardware performance, such as higher resolution cameras, smarter microphones/speakers, and more powerful embedded processing, enabling richer collaboration experiences.

• Emphasis on cloud-native management and monitoring: Grandstream is moving toward a tighter cloud-first model for device lifecycle management, analytics, and remote troubleshooting, reducing on-site labor and streamlining fleets.

• A commitment to open APIs and ecosystem interoperability, making it easier for service providers and integrators (like us) to build custom workflows, integrate third-party apps, and extend the core platform.

• The company also teased vertical-specific solutions for sectors like healthcare, education, and hospitality, where tailored endpoint UX and compliance features give added value.

• Practical rollout and support notes: Grandstream reinforced its plan to maintain backwards compatibility for key device families, a gradual migration path for customers, and the channel-ready training and documentation that distributors can leverage.