Jet-Stream, a privately owned company founded in 2002 and headquartered in the Netherlands, supplies video business systems to broadcasters, enterprises, sports clubs, and events. The company employs approximately 30 people and generated revenue of around $1 million in 2023. Its primary offering is multi-CDN and OTT streaming technology.
Jet-Stream was among the first companies to transition to a self-built cloud, citing market challenges as the impetus for this decision. Years ago, the company positioned itself as a pioneer in fully European media cloud solutions, anticipating the current emphasis on European sovereignty and data protection. The company also published articles on how a distributed cloud helps media companies manage performance, portability, and localization cost-effectively, and on leveraging multi-CDN strategies for improved performance and monitoring. Another article explored the benefits of a multi-CDN strategy for future-proofing streaming services.
Jet-Stream offers 2 products in the media tech industry. Jet-Stream's product portfolio comprises of video data and analytics and video business systems.
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Jet-Stream's revenues were less than $10M in 2023. Caretta Research has split Jet-Stream's revenue into 2 different product categories, the largest of which is tV and online video platforms (OVP CMS). For full access to Jet-Stream's revenue breakdown subscribe to Caretta Portal.
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Jet-Stream's customers primarily consist of airlines and Aviation, broadcast television and radio and rail Transportation companies. Examples of Jet-Stream's customers include WBD DTC (Discovery+, HBO, Max), KLM Royal Dutch Airlines and Deutsche Bahn. Jet-Stream has suppliers like Pixellot.
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