Velocix provides carrier-grade video streaming and advertising technology for telecommunications, cable operators, and OTT streaming services. Its open, modular software platforms span cloud and on-premises networks to enable efficient recording, storage, streaming, and monetization of video content. The company, carved out of Nokia by Lumine Group in a buy-and-hold acquisition, has raised $50.6M in funding and serves customers across 8 countries, including major broadcasters and ISPs. Velocix differentiates itself with a focus on making video personal across every connected screen, offering advanced features like targeted advertising and multi-CDN management to maximize operator ROI.
The market's leading carrier-grade content delivery network software distributes, caches, and streams content to a multitude of connected devices.
A scalable recording engine, software-defined storage platform, and content origin server that can package and protect content on-the-fly to suit the target viewing device.
Velocix announced ultra-high-density CDN edge caching software that it says can deliver up to four times the streaming output of prior generations. The article states the software is already being ordered by a top-tier MSO.
Velocix said TELUS has begun the first phase of a hybrid-cloud video streaming project using Velocix Hybrid-cloud Origin and CDN software. The item is dated June 28, 2026 based on crawl timing and appears to be company-specific.
A multi-tenant control plane for Cloud DVR and time-shifted TV applications that can orchestrate multi-vendor recording engines, origin servers, and middleware platforms.
