Hopin, an 18-month-old virtual events startup valued at $2.1 billion, has acquired video streaming studio StreamYard for $250 million.

After that we’ll start the IPO timer. As an aside, Hopin paying around 10% of its current value for StreamYard puts the deal into a similar bucket to the Facebook-WhatsApp deal.

At StreamYard, we are now committed to serving the needs of content creators and event producers alike.” StreamYard, based in Tualatin, Oregon, was founded in 2018 by Geige Vandentop and Dan Briggs.

StreamYard allows me to have all of these inputs down here and allows me to handle it with a basic machine without a big-honkin' GPU. I didn't spend $10,000 for the new Mac Pro. This is a Mac mini and ...

StreamYard serves over 100,000 paying customers, adding 10,000 paying customers per month, Vandentop told Business Insider. The $250 million deal to buy StreamYard is comprised of cash and stock.

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