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Jut Built a Language for the Data Deluge. Then It Had to Teach People to Speak It.
Jut wanted to put an organization's logs, metrics and events in one place. The hard part was persuading people to learn the language it built to ask the questions.
Velocix and the business of keeping the match on
A live audience arrives all at once. Velocix helps television operators handle the rush with a mix of private infrastructure, cloud capacity and software that keeps an eye on the bill.
GameSquare Bought FaZe for $14 Million. Then It Sold the Hype and Kept the Team.
GameSquare tried to assemble the whole gaming-media stack. The expensive lesson was that reach without margin is just a very crowded scoreboard.
Whip Media Traded 26 Million TV Fans for the Boring Software That Runs Hollywood
The company spent years turning fan behavior into studio intelligence. Now TV Time is gone, Helix is the bet, and the prize is the spreadsheet-choked machinery behind every streaming deal.
Believe Built the Missing Middle Between Uploading a Song and Building a Career
The Paris company turned digital distribution into a ladder: self-serve tools at the bottom, local expertise in the middle, and full artist development at the top. Now it is adding publishing, deeper marketing, and a responsible-AI position to the same system.
Restream
Restream is a browser-based live streaming platform that lets creators, businesses, and organizations broadcast a single video feed simultaneously to more than 30 destinations - including YouTube, Facebook, Twitch, LinkedIn, X, and Instagram. Its flagship Restream Studio adds guests, overlays, scenes, and a unified multi-platform chat, while AI Clips automatically turns live recordings into short vertical videos for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts. Founded in Ukraine in 2015 and now headquartered in Austin, Texas, Restream serves over 5 million users and raised a $50M Series A in 2020.
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.
VANTIQ
VANTIQ is a Walnut Creek, California software company that builds a low-code platform for real-time, distributed, event-driven applications. The platform acts as a master orchestrator for agentic AI, generative AI, edge computing and IoT - letting enterprises sense events as they happen, reason over them with AI and multi-agent systems, and act in the moment for mission-critical outcomes across healthcare, defense, disaster response, manufacturing, energy and the public sector.
Imply
Imply is a San Francisco-based data analytics company that built its platform on Apache Druid - the open-source real-time analytics database that its co-founders helped create. The company offers Imply Polaris, a fully managed cloud database-as-a-service for real-time analytics, and Imply Lumi, billed as the industry's first Observability Warehouse. With $215M in total funding and unicorn status at a $1.1B valuation, Imply serves 100+ enterprise customers including Atlassian, Reddit, and Cisco ThousandEyes, enabling sub-second query performance across terabytes to petabytes of streaming and historical data.