RiverSilica Technologies Acquires Niagara Video Corporation
September 10, 2024
RiverSilica Technologies (Bangalore, India) has acquired Niagara Video Corporation (USA) to integrate Niagara's streaming and video-transport capabilities into RiverSilica's IP video processing and workflow product portfolio. The deal is intended to expand RiverSilica's global footprint and strengthen its end-to-end video workflow solutions for broadcasters, CDNs and other video distribution customers.
- Buyers
- RiverSilica Technologies PVT Ltd.
- Targets
- Niagara Video Corporation
- Industry
- Media & Entertainment
- Location
- California, United States
- Transaction Type
- Buyout
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