Streem
Streem, acquired by Box in June 2014, is a cloud-based media storage service that allows users to store, stream, and share various media without using device storage.
Company History
Streem was launched in April 2012 with the goal of providing unlimited cloud storage for various media types. The company participated in Y Combinator's S12 batch, which helped accelerate its growth and development. In June 2014, Streem was acquired by Box, a cloud content management company. Headquartered in San Francisco, CA, Streem focused on serving the consumer content industry within the United States and the broader America/Canada regions.
Services
Streem offers a range of cloud-based services aimed at the consumer content sector. These services include unlimited storage for media such as movies, photos, music, and more. The platform allows users to store, stream, and share their media effortlessly. A key feature is that Streem's cloud-based drive requires no local storage, enabling users to access and share content instantly from anywhere. The system also automatically converts media on-the-fly to ensure seamless access across different devices.
Industry and Sub-industry
Streem operates within the consumer industry, specifically focusing on the consumer content sub-industry. The company provides cloud-based solutions designed to meet the needs of individuals looking to manage their digital media. By offering unlimited cloud storage and effortless sharing capabilities, Streem addresses key consumer demands in the digital content space.
Acquisition by Box
In June 2014, Streem was acquired by Box, a leading enterprise content management platform. This acquisition enabled Box to integrate Streem's innovative cloud storage and media streaming technologies into its own offerings. The move marked a significant milestone for Streem, expanding its reach and capabilities by leveraging Box's extensive customer base and resources.