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Qwilt delivers a federated Open Edge Cloud CDN across 2,196 edge nodes in 38 countries; partners with Comcast, Telecom Italia, and 200 ISPs; enables telecom operators to compete directly with centralized CDNs.
Qwilt is an Israeli-American content delivery technology company founded in 2010 that has built the world''s most distributed content delivery network through its Open Edge Cloud platform. Rather than delivering content through large centralized data centers like traditional CDNs (Akamai, Cloudflare, Fastly), Qwilt embeds lightweight edge nodes directly inside Internet service providers'' networks — at the point closest to end users — dramatically reducing latency, improving streaming quality, and reducing ISPs'' transit costs. Qwilt''s platform federates these ISP-embedded edge nodes across a global unified network that content publishers can access through cloud-based APIs.
São Paulo B2B MVNO cutting corporate telecom costs 50%+ for 1,800+ companies with 322% NDR and 0.2% churn; YC W24 $13.2M Pioneer-backed targeting $5B Brazil B2B mobile market.
Salvy is a São Paulo, Brazil-based mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) for businesses — backed by Y Combinator (W24) with $13.2 million raised including a BRL 10 million seed round in May 2024 led by Pioneer Fund with Arash Ferdowsi (Dropbox co-founder), SaaSholic, StaminaVC, Zeno Ventures, and Latitud Ventures — providing B2B mobile phone plans that cut corporate telecom costs by 50%+ while delivering 322% Net Dollar Retention and 0.2% monthly churn by offering flexible corporate mobile management without the long-term carrier contracts and management overhead that traditional telecoms require. Founded in 2023 and serving 1,800+ companies managing 20,000+ mobile lines within its first year, Salvy operates in the $5 billion ARR Brazil B2B mobile market across 55+ million business mobile lines.
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