Titan OS, the Barcelona-based developer of an independent operating system for smart televisions, has secured $46 million in a new funding round, the company announced. The investment brings the firm's total capital raised to date to $110 million. Titan OS said the proceeds will be used to accelerate international expansion of its platform, which is licensed to television manufacturers as an alternative to proprietary systems controlled by major technology companies and dominant streaming platforms. The company did not disclose the identities of the new investors or the valuation at which the round was completed.
The funding reflects continued investor interest in independent television operating systems as manufacturers seek greater control over the user interface, advertising inventory and data generated by connected TVs. Titan OS positions its platform as a neutral option that gives set makers and content providers more flexibility in how services are presented to viewers. The company has not specified which markets it intends to prioritize or the timeline for its expansion. Executives said further details on deployment plans and partnerships would be shared as the rollout progresses. The announcement adds to a competitive segment of the connected television sector, where several platform providers are vying for agreements with global and regional device manufacturers.
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