Mawari, a decentralized content delivery network, has secured $10.8 million in a strategic funding round. Specializing in 3D streaming, Mawari holds three patents in this area. The company plans to use the funds to expand operations and enhance its technologies.
Investor Support
Mawari has secured $10.8 million in a strategic funding round led by Anfield LTD, Borderless Capital, and 1kx. Other investors include Accord Ventures, Animoca Brands Japan, Blockchange Ventures, Draper Dragon, iAngels, Mulana Ventures, Parami Investors, Samsung Next, and Waldo Holdings, as well as notable angel investors Ivan Brightly, Joshua Frank, Pete Townsend, and Sean Carey.
Technological Advantage
Mawari uses Web3 elements like DePIN to overcome the limitations of traditional centralized networks. This enables real-time 3D content streaming for spatial computing devices like the Apple Vision Pro and Meta Quest 3 through a global GPU network.
Future Plans
Mawari plans to use the funds to enter new markets, improve its Spatial Streaming SDK, and continue investing in R&D. The company will also expand its business development efforts to reach more clients and markets, particularly in Asia and the Americas.
Mawari is making significant strides in disrupting traditional 3D content delivery methods and creating scalable infrastructure for spatial computing. With new investments, the company is poised for further development and the expansion of its global network.
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