Digigram is a professional audio company founded in 1985 and based in Grenoble, France. The company specializes in capture, production, and delivery technology for broadcast and professional audio environments, with a focus on radio, television, and 24/7 mission-critical applications. Its products are developed in France and have a long-standing presence in both European and North American broadcast markets.

The core catalog centers on professional sound cards and audio interfaces. The ALP-X family of PCIe cards — including the ALP222e, ALP442e, and ALP882e — offers multi-channel analog and digital I/O up to 192 kHz with onboard FPGA mixing, while the legacy VX line (such as the VX222e and VX822e) remains in service across broadcast facilities. USB-based interfaces like the UAX220v2 and ALP280e extend the lineup to portable production and field recording use.

Beyond sound cards, Digigram develops the IQOYA range of audio-over-IP codecs and gateways for studio-to-transmitter and contribution links, along with the LX-DANTE PCIe card that bridges audio software to Dante networks with 128x128 channel capacity. The company supports Windows and Linux with GPIO control, reflecting its orientation toward integrators, broadcasters, and industrial audio workflows rather than the consumer or hobbyist market.

Digigram has 3 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Audio Interfaces and Computers & Peripherals. Their gear is featured by 1 artist, with the strongest followings in Electronic. Notable users include Robbie Chater.