Roku

Roku, Inc. is a leading streaming technology company founded in 2002 by Anthony Wood. Headquartered in the U.S., Roku has transformed how people consume television by focusing on internet-based streaming. The company offers a range of streaming devices, starting with its first player in 2008, and has since expanded its product line to include models that support advanced features like 4K HDR. Roku's operating system, Roku OS, powers its devices and is also licensed to third-party TV manufacturers, providing a seamless interface for streaming services and live TV. The Roku Channel Store features thousands of third-party apps, allowing users to personalize their viewing experience. Additionally, Roku monetizes through an advertising platform that includes free, ad-supported content on The Roku Channel. With over 80 million active accounts globally, Roku serves both consumers and businesses, partnering with major content providers and TV manufacturers to enhance its market presence.