Ramp offers a comprehensive financial operations platform designed for businesses seeking to streamline their financial tasks. The platform includes corporate cards, expense management, bill payments, and accounting integrations, assisting organizations in managing their finances efficiently.
Founded in 2017, Descript develops collaborative audio and video editing software. Its platform transcribes audio into text for editing, offers manual and automated transcription solutions, and provides features like screen recording, remote recording, podcasting, overdubbing, and subtitles.
Ramp offers a comprehensive financial operations platform designed for businesses seeking to streamline their financial tasks. The platform includes corporate cards, expense management, bill payments, and accounting integrations, assisting organizations in managing their finances efficiently.
Ramp offers a comprehensive financial operations platform designed for businesses seeking to streamline their financial tasks. The platform includes corporate cards, expense management, bill payments, and accounting integrations, assisting organizations in managing their finances efficiently.
Ramp offers a comprehensive financial operations platform designed for businesses seeking to streamline their financial tasks. The platform includes corporate cards, expense management, bill payments, and accounting integrations, assisting organizations in managing their finances efficiently.
Founded in 2017, Descript develops collaborative audio and video editing software. Its platform transcribes audio into text for editing, offers manual and automated transcription solutions, and provides features like screen recording, remote recording, podcasting, overdubbing, and subtitles.
Supremind
Seed Round in 2020
Supremind is a Chinese company specializing in intelligent video analysis. It uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to enable accurate analysis of video content, with applications including traffic incident recognition and harmful internet content detection.
Founded in 2017, Descript develops collaborative audio and video editing software. Its platform transcribes audio into text for editing, offers manual and automated transcription solutions, and provides features like screen recording, remote recording, podcasting, overdubbing, and subtitles.
Supremind
Angel Round in 2019
Supremind is a Chinese company specializing in intelligent video analysis. It uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to enable accurate analysis of video content, with applications including traffic incident recognition and harmful internet content detection.
Qwilt Inc., established in 2010 and headquartered in Redwood City, California, specializes in online video delivery solutions for cable, telecom, and mobile service providers. The company offers two primary products: Open Edge Cloud, a content and application delivery platform that enables seamless streaming experiences via managed platforms and open APIs; and Open Caching, a platform that federates content delivery infrastructure into a global CDN with open APIs for content publishers. Qwilt's solutions allow carriers to create a universal video fabric, improving network efficiency and enhancing user experience without disrupting existing infrastructures. The company serves fixed operators, mobile operators, universities, and leading content publishers worldwide, including BT, Telecom Argentina, and Verizon.
Machinima
Series E in 2015
Machinima, Inc. is a video content production and distribution company that targets young males and video gamers. Founded in January 2000 and headquartered in Burbank, California, the company specializes in a diverse range of shows, including scripted series, original content, gameplay videos, animation, movies, and TV shows. Machinima's extensive network delivers its content through various global distribution platforms such as YouTube, Xbox, iOS, Android, and social media channels like Facebook and Twitter. Through its innovative approach to entertainment, the company has established itself as a prominent player in the gaming and pop culture space. As of November 30, 2016, Machinima operates as a subsidiary of Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.
Miaopai develops a mobile based application for sharing short videos. Its service now has 70 million daily active users.
Miaopai produces mobile device applications. It offers software products that allow users to customize videos and pictures.
Chan Sheng and Han Kun founded Xuanyixia Technology in 2011 that later became Yixia Tech and then Miaopai. Its headquarters is in Beijing in China.
Machinima
Series D in 2014
Machinima, Inc. is a video content production and distribution company that targets young males and video gamers. Founded in January 2000 and headquartered in Burbank, California, the company specializes in a diverse range of shows, including scripted series, original content, gameplay videos, animation, movies, and TV shows. Machinima's extensive network delivers its content through various global distribution platforms such as YouTube, Xbox, iOS, Android, and social media channels like Facebook and Twitter. Through its innovative approach to entertainment, the company has established itself as a prominent player in the gaming and pop culture space. As of November 30, 2016, Machinima operates as a subsidiary of Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.
Miaopai develops a mobile based application for sharing short videos. Its service now has 70 million daily active users.
Miaopai produces mobile device applications. It offers software products that allow users to customize videos and pictures.
Chan Sheng and Han Kun founded Xuanyixia Technology in 2011 that later became Yixia Tech and then Miaopai. Its headquarters is in Beijing in China.
Qwilt Inc., established in 2010 and headquartered in Redwood City, California, specializes in online video delivery solutions for cable, telecom, and mobile service providers. The company offers two primary products: Open Edge Cloud, a content and application delivery platform that enables seamless streaming experiences via managed platforms and open APIs; and Open Caching, a platform that federates content delivery infrastructure into a global CDN with open APIs for content publishers. Qwilt's solutions allow carriers to create a universal video fabric, improving network efficiency and enhancing user experience without disrupting existing infrastructures. The company serves fixed operators, mobile operators, universities, and leading content publishers worldwide, including BT, Telecom Argentina, and Verizon.
MobiTV
Venture Round in 2013
MobiTV develops cloud-enabled, end-to-end streaming video platforms that enable operators to launch a fully branded, fully compliant pay TV service across devices in a short timeframe. It provides managed services to deliver live and on-demand television and related media content to mobile devices, tablets, PCs, and other Internet-connected devices. The platform supports live, on-demand, and downloadable video, mixed and converged television experiences, and cross-screen viewing with pause, resume, and recording across devices. The company licenses content from studios and serves wireless carriers and network operators worldwide. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Emeryville, California, MobiTV serves telecom and media operators like AT&T, Deutsche Telekom, Sprint, T-Mobile, Verizon, and others, helping them reduce time to market and control deployment costs while offering a true TV everywhere experience.
Miaopai develops a mobile based application for sharing short videos. Its service now has 70 million daily active users.
Miaopai produces mobile device applications. It offers software products that allow users to customize videos and pictures.
Chan Sheng and Han Kun founded Xuanyixia Technology in 2011 that later became Yixia Tech and then Miaopai. Its headquarters is in Beijing in China.
Machinima
Series C in 2012
Machinima, Inc. is a video content production and distribution company that targets young males and video gamers. Founded in January 2000 and headquartered in Burbank, California, the company specializes in a diverse range of shows, including scripted series, original content, gameplay videos, animation, movies, and TV shows. Machinima's extensive network delivers its content through various global distribution platforms such as YouTube, Xbox, iOS, Android, and social media channels like Facebook and Twitter. Through its innovative approach to entertainment, the company has established itself as a prominent player in the gaming and pop culture space. As of November 30, 2016, Machinima operates as a subsidiary of Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.
Qwilt Inc., established in 2010 and headquartered in Redwood City, California, specializes in online video delivery solutions for cable, telecom, and mobile service providers. The company offers two primary products: Open Edge Cloud, a content and application delivery platform that enables seamless streaming experiences via managed platforms and open APIs; and Open Caching, a platform that federates content delivery infrastructure into a global CDN with open APIs for content publishers. Qwilt's solutions allow carriers to create a universal video fabric, improving network efficiency and enhancing user experience without disrupting existing infrastructures. The company serves fixed operators, mobile operators, universities, and leading content publishers worldwide, including BT, Telecom Argentina, and Verizon.
Adap.tv, now integrated into ONE by AOL, specializes in programmatic video advertising, facilitating the buying and selling of video ads across various platforms, including desktop, mobile, and television. The company provides innovative tools and services designed for video publishers, most notably through its Adap.tv OneSource platform. This open video advertising solution enables publishers to efficiently manage and serve advertisements from both their in-house sales teams and external advertising networks within a single, user-friendly interface. By focusing on enhancing the advertising experience, Adap.tv positions itself as a key partner for publishers, advertisers, and agencies aiming to optimize their online brand value.
Auditude is a prominent video management and monetization technology company that enhances video revenue for content owners and aggregators. Its proprietary platform, Auditude Connect, serves as an advanced ad management system tailored for premium video websites, enabling efficient management of business requirements and ad serving needs. Auditude collaborates with major players in the online video sector, including Comcast, Major League Baseball, MTV Networks, MySpace Music and Video, Universal Music Group, and Yahoo!. The company’s team comprises experts from leading technology firms such as DoubleClick, eBay, Google, PayPal, and Yahoo!. Headquartered in Palo Alto, Auditude also maintains offices in Los Angeles and New York City.
Qwilt Inc., established in 2010 and headquartered in Redwood City, California, specializes in online video delivery solutions for cable, telecom, and mobile service providers. The company offers two primary products: Open Edge Cloud, a content and application delivery platform that enables seamless streaming experiences via managed platforms and open APIs; and Open Caching, a platform that federates content delivery infrastructure into a global CDN with open APIs for content publishers. Qwilt's solutions allow carriers to create a universal video fabric, improving network efficiency and enhancing user experience without disrupting existing infrastructures. The company serves fixed operators, mobile operators, universities, and leading content publishers worldwide, including BT, Telecom Argentina, and Verizon.
Machinima
Series B in 2010
Machinima, Inc. is a video content production and distribution company that targets young males and video gamers. Founded in January 2000 and headquartered in Burbank, California, the company specializes in a diverse range of shows, including scripted series, original content, gameplay videos, animation, movies, and TV shows. Machinima's extensive network delivers its content through various global distribution platforms such as YouTube, Xbox, iOS, Android, and social media channels like Facebook and Twitter. Through its innovative approach to entertainment, the company has established itself as a prominent player in the gaming and pop culture space. As of November 30, 2016, Machinima operates as a subsidiary of Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.
Clicker Media
Series B in 2010
Clicker Media, based in Bay Harbor Islands, Florida, is a web publisher and brand builder specializing in developing stand-alone consumer brands that integrate social networking and reward properties. The company focuses on leveraging content, commerce, and advertising to create engaging experiences for global internet users. Clicker Media's primary service is Clicker, a comprehensive guide to internet television that organizes and delivers broadcast programming and TV-quality web originals from various sources, enabling users to easily find, save, share, and contribute content for any show or episode online. Additionally, Clicker Media owns and operates several web properties, such as Sippinit.com and Sportsgulp.net, and owns internet domain names like Forwant.com.
Clicker Media
Series A in 2009
Clicker Media, based in Bay Harbor Islands, Florida, is a web publisher and brand builder specializing in developing stand-alone consumer brands that integrate social networking and reward properties. The company focuses on leveraging content, commerce, and advertising to create engaging experiences for global internet users. Clicker Media's primary service is Clicker, a comprehensive guide to internet television that organizes and delivers broadcast programming and TV-quality web originals from various sources, enabling users to easily find, save, share, and contribute content for any show or episode online. Additionally, Clicker Media owns and operates several web properties, such as Sippinit.com and Sportsgulp.net, and owns internet domain names like Forwant.com.
Auditude is a prominent video management and monetization technology company that enhances video revenue for content owners and aggregators. Its proprietary platform, Auditude Connect, serves as an advanced ad management system tailored for premium video websites, enabling efficient management of business requirements and ad serving needs. Auditude collaborates with major players in the online video sector, including Comcast, Major League Baseball, MTV Networks, MySpace Music and Video, Universal Music Group, and Yahoo!. The company’s team comprises experts from leading technology firms such as DoubleClick, eBay, Google, PayPal, and Yahoo!. Headquartered in Palo Alto, Auditude also maintains offices in Los Angeles and New York City.
Adap.tv, now integrated into ONE by AOL, specializes in programmatic video advertising, facilitating the buying and selling of video ads across various platforms, including desktop, mobile, and television. The company provides innovative tools and services designed for video publishers, most notably through its Adap.tv OneSource platform. This open video advertising solution enables publishers to efficiently manage and serve advertisements from both their in-house sales teams and external advertising networks within a single, user-friendly interface. By focusing on enhancing the advertising experience, Adap.tv positions itself as a key partner for publishers, advertisers, and agencies aiming to optimize their online brand value.
Mobilygen
Series E in 2007
Mobilygen Corporation is a fabless semiconductor company based in the United States, specializing in the development of multimedia processors. The company designs advanced video compression and decompression semiconductor solutions that enable high definition and multi-channel standard definition encoding and decoding. Its products are implemented in system on chip solutions and include low power options suitable for standard definition applications. In addition to its semiconductor offerings, Mobilygen provides essential tools for developing evaluation platforms, software, reference designs, and customer support, ensuring comprehensive solutions for its clients in the multimedia space.
Adap.tv, now integrated into ONE by AOL, specializes in programmatic video advertising, facilitating the buying and selling of video ads across various platforms, including desktop, mobile, and television. The company provides innovative tools and services designed for video publishers, most notably through its Adap.tv OneSource platform. This open video advertising solution enables publishers to efficiently manage and serve advertisements from both their in-house sales teams and external advertising networks within a single, user-friendly interface. By focusing on enhancing the advertising experience, Adap.tv positions itself as a key partner for publishers, advertisers, and agencies aiming to optimize their online brand value.
MobiTV develops cloud-enabled, end-to-end streaming video platforms that enable operators to launch a fully branded, fully compliant pay TV service across devices in a short timeframe. It provides managed services to deliver live and on-demand television and related media content to mobile devices, tablets, PCs, and other Internet-connected devices. The platform supports live, on-demand, and downloadable video, mixed and converged television experiences, and cross-screen viewing with pause, resume, and recording across devices. The company licenses content from studios and serves wireless carriers and network operators worldwide. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Emeryville, California, MobiTV serves telecom and media operators like AT&T, Deutsche Telekom, Sprint, T-Mobile, Verizon, and others, helping them reduce time to market and control deployment costs while offering a true TV everywhere experience.
MobiTV develops cloud-enabled, end-to-end streaming video platforms that enable operators to launch a fully branded, fully compliant pay TV service across devices in a short timeframe. It provides managed services to deliver live and on-demand television and related media content to mobile devices, tablets, PCs, and other Internet-connected devices. The platform supports live, on-demand, and downloadable video, mixed and converged television experiences, and cross-screen viewing with pause, resume, and recording across devices. The company licenses content from studios and serves wireless carriers and network operators worldwide. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Emeryville, California, MobiTV serves telecom and media operators like AT&T, Deutsche Telekom, Sprint, T-Mobile, Verizon, and others, helping them reduce time to market and control deployment costs while offering a true TV everywhere experience.
Mobilygen
Series D in 2006
Mobilygen Corporation is a fabless semiconductor company based in the United States, specializing in the development of multimedia processors. The company designs advanced video compression and decompression semiconductor solutions that enable high definition and multi-channel standard definition encoding and decoding. Its products are implemented in system on chip solutions and include low power options suitable for standard definition applications. In addition to its semiconductor offerings, Mobilygen provides essential tools for developing evaluation platforms, software, reference designs, and customer support, ensuring comprehensive solutions for its clients in the multimedia space.
Entropic provides delivery, processing, and distribution of traditional HDTV broadcasts and IP-based streaming video content to the home. In addition to their next-generation STB, System-on-a-Chip, and connectivity solutions, entropic allows Pay-TV operators to provide consumers with engaging whole-home entertainment by transforming how digital entertainment is delivered, connected, and consumed at home.
Mobilygen
Series C in 2005
Mobilygen Corporation is a fabless semiconductor company based in the United States, specializing in the development of multimedia processors. The company designs advanced video compression and decompression semiconductor solutions that enable high definition and multi-channel standard definition encoding and decoding. Its products are implemented in system on chip solutions and include low power options suitable for standard definition applications. In addition to its semiconductor offerings, Mobilygen provides essential tools for developing evaluation platforms, software, reference designs, and customer support, ensuring comprehensive solutions for its clients in the multimedia space.
MobiTV develops cloud-enabled, end-to-end streaming video platforms that enable operators to launch a fully branded, fully compliant pay TV service across devices in a short timeframe. It provides managed services to deliver live and on-demand television and related media content to mobile devices, tablets, PCs, and other Internet-connected devices. The platform supports live, on-demand, and downloadable video, mixed and converged television experiences, and cross-screen viewing with pause, resume, and recording across devices. The company licenses content from studios and serves wireless carriers and network operators worldwide. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Emeryville, California, MobiTV serves telecom and media operators like AT&T, Deutsche Telekom, Sprint, T-Mobile, Verizon, and others, helping them reduce time to market and control deployment costs while offering a true TV everywhere experience.
Bigband Networks
Series E in 2004
BigBand Networks, Inc. is a provider of integrated broadband access solutions, specializing in network-based platforms for cable operators and telecommunications companies. The company develops, markets, and sells technologies that enable these operators to deliver video services across various transmission mediums, including coaxial, fiber, and copper networks. With a focus on enhancing the capabilities of broadband infrastructure, BigBand Networks operates both in the United States and internationally, catering to the evolving needs of the telecommunications industry.
Entropic provides delivery, processing, and distribution of traditional HDTV broadcasts and IP-based streaming video content to the home. In addition to their next-generation STB, System-on-a-Chip, and connectivity solutions, entropic allows Pay-TV operators to provide consumers with engaging whole-home entertainment by transforming how digital entertainment is delivered, connected, and consumed at home.
Mobilygen
Series B in 2003
Mobilygen Corporation is a fabless semiconductor company based in the United States, specializing in the development of multimedia processors. The company designs advanced video compression and decompression semiconductor solutions that enable high definition and multi-channel standard definition encoding and decoding. Its products are implemented in system on chip solutions and include low power options suitable for standard definition applications. In addition to its semiconductor offerings, Mobilygen provides essential tools for developing evaluation platforms, software, reference designs, and customer support, ensuring comprehensive solutions for its clients in the multimedia space.
Bigband Networks
Series D in 2003
BigBand Networks, Inc. is a provider of integrated broadband access solutions, specializing in network-based platforms for cable operators and telecommunications companies. The company develops, markets, and sells technologies that enable these operators to deliver video services across various transmission mediums, including coaxial, fiber, and copper networks. With a focus on enhancing the capabilities of broadband infrastructure, BigBand Networks operates both in the United States and internationally, catering to the evolving needs of the telecommunications industry.
Bigband Networks
Series C in 2002
BigBand Networks, Inc. is a provider of integrated broadband access solutions, specializing in network-based platforms for cable operators and telecommunications companies. The company develops, markets, and sells technologies that enable these operators to deliver video services across various transmission mediums, including coaxial, fiber, and copper networks. With a focus on enhancing the capabilities of broadband infrastructure, BigBand Networks operates both in the United States and internationally, catering to the evolving needs of the telecommunications industry.
Bigband Networks
Venture Round in 2000
BigBand Networks, Inc. is a provider of integrated broadband access solutions, specializing in network-based platforms for cable operators and telecommunications companies. The company develops, markets, and sells technologies that enable these operators to deliver video services across various transmission mediums, including coaxial, fiber, and copper networks. With a focus on enhancing the capabilities of broadband infrastructure, BigBand Networks operates both in the United States and internationally, catering to the evolving needs of the telecommunications industry.