Testseek

Testseek is a review site and review aggregator. The company launched as FMP Publishing AB in Göteborg, Sweden, in 2008, founded by Fredrik Engdahl, formerly Testseek CEO. Since 2019, the company is owned by Open Icecat.

Testseek
Private
IndustryReview Website
Founded2008
HeadquartersAmsterdam, Netherlands
Number of employees
8
Websitetestseek.com

Testseek is a global provider of reviews in all major languages to OEM brands, e-commerce portals, and retailers, which helps consumers make better buying decisions.

History

In the first years, Testseek (FMP Publishing A.B.) was mainly focussed on exploiting its own web portal. Gradually the focus has shifted towards business-to-business services, enabling the websites of manufacturers and their channel partners by providing expert and user reviews, and award logos.

In 2013, Netvalue (majority owner of Open Icecat) joined as shareholder and helped to expand the customer base[1].

In 2019, FMP Publishing A.B., the owner of Testseek product, is acquired by Icecat.[2]

gollark: It's kind of funny that the entire RPi3 GPU has less throughput than a single core of my CPU.
gollark: Exactly.
gollark: > The VideoCore IV GPU, in the configuration as found in the Raspberry Pi models, has a theoretical maximum performance of 24 GPFLOS and is therefore very powerful in comparison to the host CPU. The GPU (which is located on the same chip as the CPU) has 12 cores, able of running independent instructions each, supports a SIMD vector-width of 16 elements natively and can access the RAM directly via DMA.So obviously ALL should write code for the VC4.
gollark: Good ideaeae!
gollark: How come it only has CPU architectures? It should run on GPUs too.

References
  1. "Netvalue neemt belang in verzamelaar productbeoordelingen". emerce.nl. Emerce. December 18, 2013.
  2. Icecat acquires Swedish reviews aggregator Testseek, Iceclog, February 21, 2019
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