Privately owned, Zync is headquartered in the US. Founded in 2020, the company has approximately 10 employees and reported $555,555 in revenue as of 2023. Zync specializes in user experience and devices, developing in-car entertainment solutions such as video streaming, gaming, and e-commerce.
On July 5, 2026, Zync engaged in a legal dispute against Porsche in the Court of Chancery, addressing the recurring issue of investor designees on company boards owing fiduciary duties to the company rather than their appointing investor. Previously, on June 24, Zync sought to pause a California federal court order blocking its pursuit of a trade secrets case against BMW at the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC), characterizing the court's decision as "extraordinary." This followed a June 22 ruling where a California federal judge ordered Zync to seek a stay of its ITC trade-secret case, concluding that a forum-selection clause required the dispute to be litigated in Munich, Germany. Earlier, on June 17, BMW secured a temporary restraining order against Zync's parallel ITC action, emphasizing the growing importance of forum-selection clauses in cross-border trade secret conflicts. This development occurred after BMW obtained a court order on June 14, temporarily stopping Zync's ITC trade-secret case, which targeted imports of vehicles equipped with the automaker's latest infotainment systems.
Zync's customers primarily consist of entertainment content rights and media and TV services companies. Examples of Zync's customers include StudioCanal and M7 Group. Zync has commercial and technical partners like Porsche AG and Mercedes-Benz.
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