Video Cloud storage company Qvivo 1 million dollars in investment

Qvivo, a video cloud storage company, has received 1 million of dollars in investment from investment institutions such as SingTel group. Unlike some of the existing cloud storage platforms, its http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/18736.html "> allows users to store video in the Cloud and watch it randomly, without having to download it." Qvivo is currently preparing to use these funds to work with telecom operators and media companies to better establish its services and label content projects.

The company was created by the first two executives of Electronic Arts. In addition to providing unlimited cloud storage capacity, you can synchronize user content in a variety of devices, such as desktops and mobile terminals. Currently, the app is free on the user's desktop, and users can simply drag and drop their files and link to the app. But there is a subscription fee of 1.99 dollars a month, and users need to pay 2.99 dollars a month if they want to view and sync to the mobile end offline.

Synchronization is certainly attractive to users, and allowing users to watch these video messages online is probably the core of their competitiveness, and users can seamlessly connect their content to Macs, PCs, iphones, and so on. At present, Qvivo is using a similar algorithm with Dropbox, if the user has purchased the service, it can be as fast as Dropbox into the Media library, while Qvivo also using Google cloud storage, Amazon Web Services and different CDN providers to serve them, to ensure the user experience.

Qvivo is also a media database like Boxee and Windows Media. But there is no good telecommunications channel, and SingTel as the Qvivo's biggest investor, in the future will most likely be in the telecommunications end of the distribution channel to make a difference.

(Responsible editor: Duqing first)