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SUSE-acquired ($600-700M, 2020) Kubernetes management platform with multi-cluster control, K3s edge runtime, and 37K users; competing with Red Hat OpenShift for enterprise container management.
Rancher Labs is a Kubernetes management platform company acquired by SUSE in December 2020 for $600-700 million — creating within SUSE the world's largest enterprise Linux and Kubernetes organization exclusively dedicated to open-source and cloud-native infrastructure. Rancher's products include Rancher (a Kubernetes management platform for managing multiple clusters across on-premises, cloud, and edge environments), RKE (Rancher Kubernetes Engine, a CNCF-certified Kubernetes distribution), K3s (a lightweight Kubernetes distribution for edge and IoT), and Longhorn (cloud-native distributed storage). At the time of acquisition, Rancher had 37,000 active users and 100 million+ container image downloads.
100ms is a live audio/video infrastructure platform with SDKs for React, iOS, Android, and Flutter, providing programmable rooms, recording, and live streaming for web and mobile apps.
100ms is a live audio and video infrastructure platform that provides developers with SDKs and APIs for embedding real-time communication features — video rooms, audio spaces, live streams, and recording — into web and mobile applications. The platform is designed around a room-based model where developers programmatically create, configure, and manage video rooms through a REST API, with client SDKs for React, iOS, Android, Flutter, and React Native handling the media layer. This abstraction allows teams to build fully custom video experiences with their own UI without dealing with WebRTC internals, TURN server management, or media server infrastructure.
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