Washington, D.C., September 25, 2025 — Sercomm (TWSE: 5388), a leading provider of telecom and broadband equipment, today announced that U.S. Paralympic and World Champion snowboarder Keith Gabel will join as a special guest at its booth during SCTE® TechExpo 2025, where the company will also present its next-generation NexAIr IP Streamer. These highlights reflect Sercomm’s commitment to driving innovation while celebrating inspiring human stories at one of the broadband industry’s most influential events.

A two-time Paralympic medalist and the 2022 Paralympic Flag Bearer, Gabel has inspired athletes worldwide with his story of resilience. Sercomm is thrilled to partner with Keith as he shares how technology has elevated his performance, connected him globally, and kept him close to family throughout the challenges of competition. Visitors can meet him at the Sercomm stand (#G800) on September 30, from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m., where he will take part in live demos and discussions on the human connection to technology.

“At Sercomm, innovation is not just about technology, it’s about empowering people to challenge their limits,” said Derek Elder, President of Sercomm’s Service Provider Business Group. “Keith’s journey reflects the spirit of perseverance and aligns with our mission to deliver connectivity that empowers lives both on and off the slopes. Together, we aim to showcase how technology can inspire progress and create meaningful impact in everyday life.”

Sercomm will also unveil NexAIr products, next-generation video and broadband platforms designed to transform connectivity, entertainment and streaming experiences — a key milestone in Sercomm’s mission of Embedding Connectivity into everyday life. NexAIr platforms integrate edge‑AI to deliver smarter and more seamless experiences while enabling new monetization opportunities for operators. Voice activated AI integration with home security and IoT devices makes NexAIr a convenient hub for entertainment and connected living, while Sercomm’s smart amplifiers will showcase robust networks with automatic impairment detection and self-healing capabilities.