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AlphaOTT
AlphaOTT is a Miami-based IPTV and OTT technology company that gives telcos, ISPs, cable operators and businesses the software to launch their own branded streaming service. Its carrier-grade suite - the CORE middleware, FRONT apps for 16-plus platforms, a CDN, transcoder and anti-fraud security layer - lets an operator run live TV, video-on-demand, billing and subscriber management end to end. The platform has been deployed in more than 40 countries and serves over two million subscribers.
FloSports
FloSports is an Austin-based direct-to-consumer sports streaming company that broadcasts underserved and niche sports - wrestling, cycling, track and field, motorsports, gymnastics, grappling, hockey and more - with the depth typically reserved for major professional leagues. Founded in 2006 by brothers Martin and Mark Floreani, the subscription platform streamed roughly 40,000 live events in 2024, reached more than 23 million viewers, and reported record revenue and sustained profitability ahead of its 2025 Series D round led by Dream Sports.
VideoElephant
VideoElephant is a Dublin- and New York-based video content company that sources, licenses, curates and programmes premium video for publishers, streaming services and screens worldwide. It runs a library of millions of rights-cleared video assets from thousands of content providers, and packages that content as single VOD assets, feeds and 24/7 FAST channels, layering on distribution, playout scheduling, monetization and advertising so content owners and buyers can operate video at scale without stitching together multiple vendors.
Conviva
Conviva is a Silicon Valley analytics company that measures digital experiences from the consumer's point of view. Founded in 2006 by Carnegie Mellon and UC Berkeley computer scientists, it began by helping streaming brands cut buffering and improve video quality of experience (QoE), then expanded into a real-time Operational Data Platform (ODP) that processes trillions of client-side events daily. Its technology powers experience monitoring for many of the world's largest streaming services and, more recently, has extended into agentic AI performance and consumer-perspective analytics across apps, websites, and AI agents.
Minerva Networks
Minerva Networks is a San Jose-based software company that builds carrier-grade service management and video delivery platforms for pay-TV and broadband operators. Founded in 1992, its platform lets telcos, cable and satellite providers offer IPTV, OTT and hybrid television - with live TV, VOD, network DVR, catch-up and FAST channels - across set-top boxes, smart TVs, mobile and web. More than 300 operators worldwide run Minerva, and the company now layers AI-driven content discovery through its Minnie AI Companion and its FAST+ streaming service.
VisualOn, Inc.
VisualOn is a Silicon Valley video software company that helps streaming services and device makers deliver and play back video across every screen. Founded in 2003, its multi-platform media player SDKs power more than 200 million devices, and its AI-driven Optimizer for content-adaptive encoding cuts streaming bitrates by up to 40% on average while preserving picture quality. The company sits in the plumbing of online video - the codecs, players, DRM, and analytics that most viewers never see but rely on every time they press play.
Samba TV
Samba TV is a television technology and data company that builds software embedded directly into smart TVs to measure what households actually watch in real time. Using its patented automatic content recognition (ACR) technology, it turns anonymized, opt-in viewing across broadcast, cable, OTT and streaming into audience insights and cross-screen advertising tools that marketers and broadcasters use to plan, target and measure campaigns. Founded in 2008 by former BitTorrent employees and headquartered in San Francisco, Samba TV operates across roughly 24 smart TV brands and tens of millions of devices worldwide.
ODK Media
ODK Media is a Fullerton, California-based media group that brings Asian entertainment to global audiences. Founded in 2011, it began as OnDemandKorea, the first legal Korean streaming service for North America, and has grown into a multi-platform operator running OnDemandKorea, OnDemandChina, OnDemandViet and the pan-Asian FAST service Amasian TV. The company licenses, localizes and distributes Korean, Chinese and Vietnamese dramas, movies, variety shows, news and live sports to viewers across more than 36 countries, blending AVOD, SVOD and free ad-supported TV with its own ODX back-end technology and AI-powered subtitling and dubbing.
Witbe
Witbe is a French-American technology company that automates the testing and monitoring of video services the way real viewers actually experience them. Using its Witbox robots and software suite, Witbe runs continuous, non-intrusive tests on real devices - set-top boxes, smart TVs, phones, streaming sticks - across any network, measuring Quality of Experience (QoE) rather than backend Quality of Service. Founded in 2000 and listed on Euronext Growth, it serves more than 300 operators, broadcasters, and OTT providers in over 50 countries, and in 2025 launched Witbe Agentic AI to let teams script and run video tests using natural language.
Qwilt
Qwilt builds the Open Edge Cloud - a federated CDN embedded inside service provider networks (Verizon, BT, Vodafone, Comcast, Telecom Italia and dozens more) that pushes video, software, and real-time applications closer to the end user than any traditional cloud. Founded in 2010 by ex-Cisco and ex-Juniper engineers, it operates 2,196 edge nodes across 38 countries on 6 continents with 150+ Tbps of edge capacity, and is the leading commercial champion of the Open Caching standard inside the Streaming Video Technology Alliance.
Rockbot
Rockbot is an Oakland-based B2B media platform that powers the music, TV, digital signage, and on-premise advertising playing inside more than 50,000 business locations - from gyms and bars to national retail chains. Founded in 2010 as a social jukebox app, it has grown into a multi-product media operating system for brick-and-mortar venues.