NETGEAR is a global provider of innovative networking solutions catering to consumers, businesses, and service providers. The company offers a diverse range of products built on established technologies such as WiFi, LTE, Ethernet, and powerline, emphasizing reliability and user-friendliness. Its product line includes both wired and wireless devices designed to facilitate networking and broadband access. NETGEAR operates through two main segments: Connected Home and Small and Medium Businesses (SMB). The Connected Home segment focuses on consumer-oriented products, including high-performance mobile and Wi-Fi networking solutions, as well as smart devices like Orbi Voice speakers and Meural digital canvases. The SMB segment provides networking solutions tailored for businesses, encompassing wireless LAN, Pro AV applications, security, and remote management. NETGEAR's products are sold in approximately 28,000 retail locations globally and through a network of value-added resellers, as well as major cable, mobile, and wireline service providers.
Vaag Systems specializes in developing intelligent connectivity software for original design manufacturers, internet service providers, and enterprises. Utilizing AI-driven design and development, the company offers embedded system development, WiFi solutions, cloud platform integration, automation services, and quality assurance testing. These services enable businesses to build and scale intelligent, high-fidelity connectivity solutions, simplifying their network infrastructure.
Circle Media
Series B in 2019
Circle Media Labs, Inc. specializes in developing screen time management and parental control solutions aimed at families. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Portland, Oregon, with an additional office in Cypress, California, the company offers products like Circle Home Plus, Circle with NETGEAR, and Circle with Disney. These devices enable parents to manage online access across various connected devices in the home, allowing them to set screen time limits, filter content, and designate specific device bedtimes. Circle's solutions have gained popularity, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic, as they assist families in navigating remote learning and increased screen time. In addition to its hardware, Circle provides a mobile application that allows for personalized profiles for family members, enhancing the management of online interactions. The company also offers a range of resources for parents, including expert advice and a blog focused on relevant topics such as screen time management during social distancing.
Jiobit
Venture Round in 2018
Jiobit specializes in real-time location tracking technology for children, adults, and pets. Its flagship product is a compact and durable tracking device that operates through a smartphone app, enabling users to locate their loved ones in various environments, including multi-level buildings and across more than 120 countries. The device is designed for longevity, boasting several weeks of battery life, and offers features such as custom geofencing, smart alerts, and detailed location history. Jiobit's innovative platform integrates advancements in hardware, cybersecurity, and consumer software to provide comprehensive monitoring capabilities. The team behind Jiobit consists of experienced engineers, designers, and marketers who have previously developed numerous successful consumer products. The company is headquartered in Chicago, with a development center in Silicon Valley.
Meural
Acquisition in 2018
Meural Inc. specializes in developing digital wall displays and frames that render images with lifelike quality and texture. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in New York, the company has created an art technology platform that integrates art, technology, and design to provide a digitally connected canvas. This platform allows users to showcase a diverse range of artwork and photography, offering access to art from various periods while enhancing personal spaces. Meural also features a Sketchbook, which includes conversations, interviews, and articles highlighting artists, curators, and designers. As of August 2018, Meural operates as a subsidiary of NETGEAR, Inc.
Meural
Series A in 2017
Meural Inc. specializes in developing digital wall displays and frames that render images with lifelike quality and texture. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in New York, the company has created an art technology platform that integrates art, technology, and design to provide a digitally connected canvas. This platform allows users to showcase a diverse range of artwork and photography, offering access to art from various periods while enhancing personal spaces. Meural also features a Sketchbook, which includes conversations, interviews, and articles highlighting artists, curators, and designers. As of August 2018, Meural operates as a subsidiary of NETGEAR, Inc.
Swrve
Series D in 2017
Swrve Inc., established in 2009, specializes in mobile marketing automation, engagement, and customer relationship management. Headquartered in San Francisco with offices in Dublin, London, Irvine, and Sydney, the company provides an integrated platform supporting various aspects of mobile engagement, retention, and monetization. Swrve's solutions include push and SMS messaging, in-app messaging, email and web push notifications, OTT messaging, AI-driven cross-channel experiences, customer data segmentation, and A/B testing. Serving diverse industries such as airlines, hospitality, media, finance, gaming, telecom, e-marketplaces, and retail, Swrve helps enterprises enhance customer engagement and monetization by delivering personalized mobile experiences.
Placemeter
Acquisition in 2016
Placemeter Inc. operates a cloud-based urban intelligence platform that collects and analyzes data regarding activity in physical spaces. By utilizing proprietary computer vision technology, the platform transforms live and archival video streams into structured data detailing pedestrian, bike, and vehicle traffic, as well as occupancy rates and other environmental factors. The insights generated include real-time statistics on traffic patterns, wait times, and customer engagement, which can be leveraged by smart cities, out-of-home advertisers, and retailers to optimize operations and enhance customer experiences. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in New York City, Placemeter functions as a subsidiary of Arlo Technologies, Inc. as of November 2016.
Avaak
Acquisition in 2012
Avaak specializes in wireless video networking technology, providing solutions suitable for various environments, including commercial and military applications. The company has developed ultra low-power, wire-free video technology that facilitates real-time imaging, allowing users to view, capture, and share video and snapshots without the need for wired cameras or software downloads. Initially supported by DARPA and the Office of Naval Research, Avaak is venture-backed and focuses on serving the homeland security and defense markets.
CP Secure
Acquisition in 2008
CP Secure, Inc. provides security solutions to small/medium businesses and enterprises. The company offers Content Security Gateway, a real-time anti-virus appliance that protects against viruses, worms, spyware, adware, and various malware threats. Its products are also used in content security applications, such as anti-spam, email content filtering, and URL filtering. The company solution secures HTTP and HTTPS traffic, as well as protects SMTP, POP3, IMAP, and FTP traffic. It serves international companies and government agencies in the United States, Europe, China, and Asia. The company was founded in 2002 and is based in Cupertino, California with additional offices in the United States, Europe, China, and Taiwan. As of December 18, 2008, CP Secure Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Netgear Inc.
Infrant Technologies
Acquisition in 2007
Infrant Technologies provides network attached storage products and technologies for small businesses, makers of storage appliances, and consumers. Its offerings range from network storage processors to ReadyNAS appliances for the use in small businesses and homes. The company’s products provide files centralizing and sharing, data protection and backup, and media streaming solutions. It sells its products through sales and distribution partners in the United States, the Asian Pacific, Europe, Canada, Mexico, and Africa. The company was founded in 2001 and is based in Fremont, California. As of May 17, 2007, Infrant Technologies, LLC operates as a subsidiary of Netgear Inc.
SkipJam
Acquisition in 2006
SkipJam Corp. is a leader in integrated software for home entertainment and control.
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