Quber

http://quber.net

Quber, also known as Daum TV and Inno Digital, is a privately owned company headquartered in South Korea, founded in 2008 with an estimated 60 employees, and reported $9.7M in revenue as of 2023. The company specializes in OTT and hybrid set-top middleware solutions for broadcasters, with set-top boxes forming its main product offering.

Revenue

Founded

2008

Headcount

Headquarters

South Korea

Primary Segment

Set-top boxes

Ownership

Privately Owned

Deployments

News Summary:

On March 7, 2024, Cuber Inc. announced the general availability of Cuber Generative AI Bots, AI-powered digital humans and chatbots designed to improve customer experience for enterprises. These bots use open standards and a component-driven architecture. Cuber Inc. launched Generative AI Bots for enterprises, focusing on enhancing customer support. The bots' modular architecture and open standards aim for efficient service ticket resolution, potentially reducing costs by up to 90% and simplifying support. Separately, Cuber launched its first Android-based tablet, the Q Pad, through Wadiz. The Q Pad leverages Cuber's Android development capabilities and internal technology.

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Quber offers 7 products in the telecoms tech, pro AV and media tech industries. Quber's product portfolio comprises of pro AV controls and infrastructure, user experience and devices and set-top boxes.

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Quber's revenues were less than $25M in 2023. Caretta Research has split Quber's revenue into 4 different product categories, the largest of which is streaming/OTT/IP set-top boxes. For full access to Quber's revenue breakdown subscribe to Caretta Portal.

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Dec

3rd

2025

18:30

Artificial Intelligence

[Chosun Ilbo] Why does it have to be expensive? A Korean company that hit it big with affordable tablets in the ₩100,000 range

[Translated] Lee Jang-hee, CEO of Qber, holding the Artran Qpad. /The VividLee Jang-hee (57), CEO of Qber, has always been at the heart of change. He joined Shinsegi Telecomm as the first recruited employee in 1990 and experienced the heyday of mobile carriers.

Quber

Mar

12th

2024

07:35

New Offerings, ESG, Artificial Intelligence

Cuber Announces Generative AI Bots for Enterprises, Tackling Customer Support Inefficiencies

Cuber Inc, a Silicon Valley-based hyperautomation startup, announced its general availability of Cuber Generative AI Bots, enabling enterprises with AI-powered digital humans and chatbots for an enhanced customer experience. Cuber’s generative AI bots are built on open standards and a component-driven architecture.

AiThority

Mar

9th

2024

16:08

New Offerings

Cuber Unveils AI Bots for Enhanced Enterprise Efficiency in Customer Support

- Cuber Inc. launches Generative AI Bots for enterprises, enhancing customer support. - Bots built on open standards and modular architecture for efficient service ticket resolution. - Enterprises benefit from up to 90% cost reduction and improved support simplification.

Medium

Mar

9th

2024

00:18

New Offerings

Introducing the Cuber Q Pad: A New Standard in Android Tablets

Article provided by: DM Edition / Registered reporter: Lee Eun-ah [기자에게 문의하기] 0/0 Smart media platform specialist Cuber has launched its first Android-based Q Pad tablet as Wadiz. Q Pad is a high-quality tablet created based on Cuber’s Android development capabilities and in-house technology.

Newsy Today

Mar

7th

2024

16:53

New Offerings, Artificial Intelligence

Cuber Announces Generative AI Bots for Enterprises, tackling Customer Support inefficiencies

SARATOGA, Calif. , March 7, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Cuber Inc , a Silicon Valley-based hyperautomation startup, today announced its general availability of Cuber Generative AI Bots , enabling enterprises with AI-powered digital humans and chatbots for an enhanced customer experience.

IT News Online

Quber's customers primarily consist of media and TV services and telecoms companies. Examples of Quber's customers include LG U+, KT (Korea Telecom) and United Group.