Kaltura, an open-source video platform, raised an additional $47 million in funding today.
The company’s platform is based on open-source software that enables its clients to host, publish, manage, monetize, and analyze video content. Kaltura offers a wide range of video products across several areas, including publishing, education, and enterprise. More recently, the company launched a new Media Go product that allows clients to create their own Netflix-like video portal across multiple devices.
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SAP Ventures, Nokia Growth Partners, Commonfund Capital, and Gera Ventures led the new funding, with participation from existing investors 406 Ventures, Nexus Venture Partners, Intel Capital, Mitsui & Co. Global Investment, Inc., and Silicon Valley Bank.
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Founded in 2006, the New York-based startup has raised a total of $115 million in funding to date. Its clients include HBO, TMZ, Zappos, and University of Virginia.
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