
Roku, Inc. Class A Common Stock
ROKURoku, Inc. Class A (ROKU) is a technology company known for its streaming platform and hardware devices. Founded in 2002, Roku provides digital media players that enable users to access a wide variety of streaming content on their televisions. The company also offers an advertising platform and develops an operating system used by many smart TV manufacturers, making it a significant player in the online streaming and digital entertainment industry.
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