Companies in Encoding & Software focused on Delivery (CDN & Infrastructure).
10 companies
France
Ateme is a global leader in video compression and delivery solutions, helping tier-one content providers, service providers, and streaming platforms boost viewership and subscriber numbers. The company differentiates itself through its Emmy®-award winning AI-powered encoding technology, which was recently referenced by Apple at WWDC26 for supporting Apple Immersive Video workflows. Ateme's solutions power sustainable TV services, enhance quality of experience, and enable new revenue streams through personalization and ad insertion. With over 1,000 customers worldwide and annual revenues of €100 million in 2023, Ateme demonstrates strong market credibility and financial resilience.
Canada
FileCatalyst is an Emmy® award-winning leader in accelerated file transfer, utilizing patented UDP-based technology to move files at speeds up to 10Gbps—hundreds of times faster than traditional FTP, HTTP, or CIFS. The solution is immune to latency and packet loss, making it ideal for large-file workflows in media, gaming, energy, and government. With over 1,000 customers including many Fortune 500 companies, FileCatalyst was acquired by Fortra in 2021, strengthening its position in secure, high-speed data movement.
United States
GPAC is an open-source multimedia framework that specializes in video streaming, transcoding, packaging, and delivery, positioning itself as a packaging counterpart to FFmpeg. Its key differentiator is a modular, standards-compliant architecture that supports hybrid broadcast-broadband scenarios, VR/3D scenes, and scripting, going beyond traditional 2D TV-like experiences. The project has received over 20 years of development, with an estimated $12 million in development cost, and is used by video streaming services, broadcasters, and standardization bodies globally. GPAC is hosted by Télécom Paris and supported by sponsors including Netflix, with commercial licensing handled through Motion Spell.
Singapore
Gumlet provides an AI-powered media delivery platform that automates image and video processing, optimization, and delivery through a low-code integration pipeline. Its key differentiators include real-time media transformations, adaptive bitrate streaming, and built-in analytics that improve page load performance by up to 40% while reducing cloud costs. The platform serves over 10,000 customers across e-learning, media, SaaS, and e-commerce, processing more than 3 billion media files daily. Backed by $1.6 million in seed funding from Sequoia Capital India's Surge accelerator, Gumlet has earned trust from brands like BookMyShow and Tata 1MG for its secure, performance-driven media infrastructure.
United States
LTN Global is a media technology leader that provides an integrated ecosystem for broadcasters and digital content companies, enabling them to create, acquire, transform, deliver, and monetize content at scale. Its platform is built on a proprietary IP multicast video network that delivers high performance and reliability for live event production and content distribution. The company differentiates itself through fully managed, end-to-end workflow automation that streamlines the entire video chain, from acquisition to delivery across any device or platform. This combination of network infrastructure and managed services offers customers a unified solution that reduces complexity and accelerates time-to-market.
United States
Signiant provides a cloud-native SaaS platform that accelerates and secures file-based media workflows, connecting over 50,000 media companies and more than one million users worldwide. Unlike generic file transfer tools, its platform is purpose-built for the media supply chain, enabling fast uploads, downloads, and cloud-to-cloud transfers while integrating with major storage and production systems. The company has raised $23.5 million in funding across five rounds, reflecting investor confidence in its mission-critical role for content creation and distribution.
United States
Storj provides a decentralized cloud storage platform that leverages a global network of underutilized hard drive space to deliver object storage with performance comparable to major providers like AWS, but at up to 90% lower cost and with dramatically reduced carbon emissions. The platform is built for media, entertainment, and creative production workflows, offering globally distributed storage, advanced compute, and seamless file access for post-production, VFX, streaming, gaming, and AI-driven content creation. Storj differentiates itself through enhanced security and privacy, as data is encrypted client-side and spread across thousands of nodes in over 100 countries, eliminating single points of failure. The company was acquired by Inveniam Capital Partners and has raised $35.4M in total funding, including an initial coin offering, demonstrating strong investor confidence in its decentralized approach.
China
Sumavision is a global leader in video delivery solutions, providing end-to-end systems for broadcast, cable, satellite, internet, mobile, and telco video services. The company differentiates itself through its third-generation digital TV technology and a comprehensive ecosystem that includes conditional access systems, OTT platforms, and remote CMTS solutions. With over 148 million conditional access cards issued and solutions deployed in more than 120 countries, Sumavision has established a strong market presence, particularly in China where it has held the leading position in the DTV head-end market for over nine years. The company's focus on innovation and its integrated approach to cable/wireless broadband for Industry 4.0 further solidify its credibility as a trusted partner for global video service providers.
Spain
System73 provides a data logistics platform that uses AI-powered diagnostics and patented deep learning processes to predict internet traffic congestion and dynamically route content around it. This real-time network visibility across the entire delivery chain enables broadcast-quality OTT streaming with up to 75% bandwidth reduction and compatibility with 4K, 8K, and VR formats. By offloading traffic through centralized P2P edge intelligence, the platform reduces CDN dependence and scales to handle spikes in viewership, maximizing QoE and profitability for operators and broadcasters.
United States
VisualOn provides a modular multimedia framework that enables OTT and TVE operators to deliver high-quality video playback across a wide range of connected devices with feature parity. Its software stack is highly optimized for performance, low power consumption, and minimal memory footprint, and is shipped as the default player on many devices. The company has raised $2.7M in funding from investors including AsiaTech Management and EXA Ventures.
