Aalyria specializes in advanced networking technologies for seamless connectivity across diverse environments such as land, sea, air, near space, and deep space. Its mission is to deliver hyper-fast, ultra-secure communications networks.
Amagi Media Labs
Venture Round in 2022
Amagi Media Labs, established in 2008, is a global media technology company headquartered in Bengaluru, India, with operations across multiple international locations. It specializes in providing cloud-managed broadcast and targeted advertising platforms to TV networks and OTT providers worldwide. Amagi's suite of technology solutions includes CLOUDPORT for broadcast-grade TV and OTT channel playout, THUNDERSTORM for dynamic ad insertion and regionalization, and CLOUDPORT LIVE for orchestrating live events. The company offers services such as managed broadcasting, channel playout, OTT channel launch, ad monetization, targeted TV advertising, disaster recovery, and content regionalization, enabling its clients to streamline operations, enhance monetization, and reach specific audiences effectively.
Amagi Media Labs
Private Equity Round in 2021
Amagi Media Labs, established in 2008, is a global media technology company headquartered in Bengaluru, India, with operations across multiple international locations. It specializes in providing cloud-managed broadcast and targeted advertising platforms to TV networks and OTT providers worldwide. Amagi's suite of technology solutions includes CLOUDPORT for broadcast-grade TV and OTT channel playout, THUNDERSTORM for dynamic ad insertion and regionalization, and CLOUDPORT LIVE for orchestrating live events. The company offers services such as managed broadcasting, channel playout, OTT channel launch, ad monetization, targeted TV advertising, disaster recovery, and content regionalization, enabling its clients to streamline operations, enhance monetization, and reach specific audiences effectively.
MessageBird B.V. is a cloud communications platform that provides software solutions for customer communication, including voice services, SMS, email, and two-factor authentication. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in Amsterdam, the company operates additional offices in major cities such as San Francisco, London, and Singapore. MessageBird aims to simplify customer communication by offering a comprehensive suite of APIs that enable enterprises to connect reliably with their global customers. With its own telecommunications carrier infrastructure, MessageBird serves over 15,000 businesses, ensuring fast and dependable communication through SMS, voice, and chat services. The company has garnered significant attention and investment, including a notable $60 million Series A funding round in 2017, underscoring its position as a leading player in the European software industry.
FabHotels
Series B in 2020
FabHotels operates a budget hotel chain in India, focusing on providing standardized services for budget travelers. The company partners with smaller hotels that typically have capacities ranging from twenty to forty rooms. Utilizing an asset-light model, FabHotels promotes these partner hotels, ensuring that guests receive consistent quality and service across locations. This approach allows travelers to easily discover and book accommodations while enjoying exclusive benefits and rewards, enhancing their overall experience.
FabHotels
Series B in 2019
FabHotels operates a budget hotel chain in India, focusing on providing standardized services for budget travelers. The company partners with smaller hotels that typically have capacities ranging from twenty to forty rooms. Utilizing an asset-light model, FabHotels promotes these partner hotels, ensuring that guests receive consistent quality and service across locations. This approach allows travelers to easily discover and book accommodations while enjoying exclusive benefits and rewards, enhancing their overall experience.
BlackBuck
Series D in 2019
Founded in 2015, BlackBuck is India's leading digital platform for truck operators and shippers. It streamlines logistics by connecting these parties online, enabling efficient load matching, reliable transportation, and seamless transactions. With a robust technology platform, BlackBuck facilitates payments, insurance, and financial services, benefiting millions of truckers and shippers alike.
BlackBuck
Series D in 2018
Founded in 2015, BlackBuck is India's leading digital platform for truck operators and shippers. It streamlines logistics by connecting these parties online, enabling efficient load matching, reliable transportation, and seamless transactions. With a robust technology platform, BlackBuck facilitates payments, insurance, and financial services, benefiting millions of truckers and shippers alike.
MessageBird B.V. is a cloud communications platform that provides software solutions for customer communication, including voice services, SMS, email, and two-factor authentication. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in Amsterdam, the company operates additional offices in major cities such as San Francisco, London, and Singapore. MessageBird aims to simplify customer communication by offering a comprehensive suite of APIs that enable enterprises to connect reliably with their global customers. With its own telecommunications carrier infrastructure, MessageBird serves over 15,000 businesses, ensuring fast and dependable communication through SMS, voice, and chat services. The company has garnered significant attention and investment, including a notable $60 million Series A funding round in 2017, underscoring its position as a leading player in the European software industry.
Neoway is a Brazilian-based market intelligence firm established in 2002 by Jaime de Paula. Headquartered in Florianópolis with additional offices in São Paulo and New York City, Neoway specializes in big data analytics, offering its SIMM platform on a subscription basis. This platform enables businesses to explore comprehensive company and individual data, map economic groups, control opportunity distribution, create alerts, and analyze relationships across various industries such as automotive, consumer goods, oil & gas, technology, telecom, finance, and insurance. Neoway serves clients by providing actionable insights to help them identify market opportunities and make strategic decisions.
TravelBank
Series B in 2017
TravelBank is a comprehensive business travel and expense management platform serving over 20,000 companies. It empowers businesses to control their travel programs effectively, achieving an average reduction of 30% in travel spend. The platform enhances employee satisfaction through its intuitive design and travel rewards program. Companies can easily create and implement custom travel policies, setting a baseline for travel expenditures. TravelBank offers round-the-clock concierge-level support via phone, email, or chat, ensuring continuous assistance from an in-house customer success team.
FabHotels
Series B in 2017
FabHotels operates a budget hotel chain in India, focusing on providing standardized services for budget travelers. The company partners with smaller hotels that typically have capacities ranging from twenty to forty rooms. Utilizing an asset-light model, FabHotels promotes these partner hotels, ensuring that guests receive consistent quality and service across locations. This approach allows travelers to easily discover and book accommodations while enjoying exclusive benefits and rewards, enhancing their overall experience.
Neoway is a Brazilian-based market intelligence firm established in 2002 by Jaime de Paula. Headquartered in Florianópolis with additional offices in São Paulo and New York City, Neoway specializes in big data analytics, offering its SIMM platform on a subscription basis. This platform enables businesses to explore comprehensive company and individual data, map economic groups, control opportunity distribution, create alerts, and analyze relationships across various industries such as automotive, consumer goods, oil & gas, technology, telecom, finance, and insurance. Neoway serves clients by providing actionable insights to help them identify market opportunities and make strategic decisions.
BlackBuck
Series C in 2017
Founded in 2015, BlackBuck is India's leading digital platform for truck operators and shippers. It streamlines logistics by connecting these parties online, enabling efficient load matching, reliable transportation, and seamless transactions. With a robust technology platform, BlackBuck facilitates payments, insurance, and financial services, benefiting millions of truckers and shippers alike.
TravelBank
Series A in 2016
TravelBank is a comprehensive business travel and expense management platform serving over 20,000 companies. It empowers businesses to control their travel programs effectively, achieving an average reduction of 30% in travel spend. The platform enhances employee satisfaction through its intuitive design and travel rewards program. Companies can easily create and implement custom travel policies, setting a baseline for travel expenditures. TravelBank offers round-the-clock concierge-level support via phone, email, or chat, ensuring continuous assistance from an in-house customer success team.
FabHotels
Series A in 2016
FabHotels operates a budget hotel chain in India, focusing on providing standardized services for budget travelers. The company partners with smaller hotels that typically have capacities ranging from twenty to forty rooms. Utilizing an asset-light model, FabHotels promotes these partner hotels, ensuring that guests receive consistent quality and service across locations. This approach allows travelers to easily discover and book accommodations while enjoying exclusive benefits and rewards, enhancing their overall experience.
BlackBuck
Series B in 2015
Founded in 2015, BlackBuck is India's leading digital platform for truck operators and shippers. It streamlines logistics by connecting these parties online, enabling efficient load matching, reliable transportation, and seamless transactions. With a robust technology platform, BlackBuck facilitates payments, insurance, and financial services, benefiting millions of truckers and shippers alike.
Neoway is a Brazilian-based market intelligence firm established in 2002 by Jaime de Paula. Headquartered in Florianópolis with additional offices in São Paulo and New York City, Neoway specializes in big data analytics, offering its SIMM platform on a subscription basis. This platform enables businesses to explore comprehensive company and individual data, map economic groups, control opportunity distribution, create alerts, and analyze relationships across various industries such as automotive, consumer goods, oil & gas, technology, telecom, finance, and insurance. Neoway serves clients by providing actionable insights to help them identify market opportunities and make strategic decisions.
BlackBuck
Series A in 2015
Founded in 2015, BlackBuck is India's leading digital platform for truck operators and shippers. It streamlines logistics by connecting these parties online, enabling efficient load matching, reliable transportation, and seamless transactions. With a robust technology platform, BlackBuck facilitates payments, insurance, and financial services, benefiting millions of truckers and shippers alike.
TUNE, Inc. is a Seattle-based company that specializes in developing a cloud-based platform for managing marketing partnerships across mobile and web channels. The TUNE Partner Marketing Platform offers flexible solutions for building and optimizing partner programs, enabling marketers to enhance performance and mitigate risks. The company's services include migration, onboarding, development, and consulting, all aimed at maximizing return on investment through comprehensive performance marketing and attribution analytics. TUNE's clientele includes a diverse range of notable brands, and it has established strategic partnerships with various industry players to enhance its offerings. Founded in 2009 and formerly known as HasOffers, TUNE operates as a subsidiary of Perseus Operating Group.
TUNE, Inc. is a Seattle-based company that specializes in developing a cloud-based platform for managing marketing partnerships across mobile and web channels. The TUNE Partner Marketing Platform offers flexible solutions for building and optimizing partner programs, enabling marketers to enhance performance and mitigate risks. The company's services include migration, onboarding, development, and consulting, all aimed at maximizing return on investment through comprehensive performance marketing and attribution analytics. TUNE's clientele includes a diverse range of notable brands, and it has established strategic partnerships with various industry players to enhance its offerings. Founded in 2009 and formerly known as HasOffers, TUNE operates as a subsidiary of Perseus Operating Group.
Booyah is the market leader in real-world & location–based gaming. The company is founded on the premise that "where you play matters" and creates compelling, innovative mass-market games and entertainment products that have been enjoyed by tens of millions of worldwide. By integrating real-world signals into its portfolio of products, Booyah is more than a games company…literally changing how people play and delivering more personal, more social & more meaningful ways for gamers of all ages to play & interact with their friends & the world around them.
Booyah has partnered with leading consumer brands including H&M, Pantene, Olay, Paul Frank, Disney, Subway, Adidas, MTV and others to connect engaged gamers with the products they love. To learn more about advertising & sponsorship opportunities, click here.
The company draws its creativity and inspiration from the mobile, consumer web, social and traditional gaming space with a leadership team drawn from the world’s top interactive companies including Electronic Arts, Blizzard Entertainment, Glu Mobile, Crowdstar, LucasArts, Kabam and Insomniac Games. Booyah is financed by Accel Partners and Kleiner Perkins Caufield and Byers’ iFund.
MoPub, a division of Twitter, specializes in mobile app monetization by providing a comprehensive platform for app publishers. Founded in 2010 by former engineers and product managers from Google and AdMob, MoPub enables publishers to optimize ad performance and enhance user engagement. The platform integrates various functionalities, including real-time bidding, ad serving, cross-promotion, and mediation services, allowing advertisers and demand-side buyers to tap into billions of ad impressions with highly targeted data from app publishers. This innovative approach supports a more effective advertising ecosystem tailored to the needs of both app developers and advertisers.
myThings Inc., established in 2005 and headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona, specializes in customized programmatic advertising solutions for online retailers. The company, previously known as Swift-Find, Inc., is renowned globally for its conversion-driven, personalized display advertising, which drives sales growth for top-tier European retailers such as Littlewoods, Zalando, and Microsoft Store. myThings' platform employs retargeting, pre-targeting, and look-alike targeting to generate over 150% uplift compared to industry standards, personalizing over a billion banner impressions monthly across 14 markets. It leverages real-time bidding (RTB) technology, processing half a billion RTB requests daily, and collaborates with leading RTB exchanges like Google DoubleClick and AppNexus. myThings was recognized as the 2011 E-consultancy Innovation in Affiliate Marketing Award winner and ranked #5 among Europe's fastest-growing digital media companies by Media Momentum.
MoPub, a division of Twitter, specializes in mobile app monetization by providing a comprehensive platform for app publishers. Founded in 2010 by former engineers and product managers from Google and AdMob, MoPub enables publishers to optimize ad performance and enhance user engagement. The platform integrates various functionalities, including real-time bidding, ad serving, cross-promotion, and mediation services, allowing advertisers and demand-side buyers to tap into billions of ad impressions with highly targeted data from app publishers. This innovative approach supports a more effective advertising ecosystem tailored to the needs of both app developers and advertisers.
Cambridge Broadband Networks
Venture Round in 2010
Cambridge Broadband Networks develops and deploys microwave access and wireless backhaul solutions for telecommunication network providers globally. It offers the VectaStar platform, providing mobile backhaul, enterprise access, and small cell network solutions, along with a network management system and configuration application. The company also delivers consultancy services for network design and deployment.
MoPub, a division of Twitter, specializes in mobile app monetization by providing a comprehensive platform for app publishers. Founded in 2010 by former engineers and product managers from Google and AdMob, MoPub enables publishers to optimize ad performance and enhance user engagement. The platform integrates various functionalities, including real-time bidding, ad serving, cross-promotion, and mediation services, allowing advertisers and demand-side buyers to tap into billions of ad impressions with highly targeted data from app publishers. This innovative approach supports a more effective advertising ecosystem tailored to the needs of both app developers and advertisers.
myThings Inc., established in 2005 and headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona, specializes in customized programmatic advertising solutions for online retailers. The company, previously known as Swift-Find, Inc., is renowned globally for its conversion-driven, personalized display advertising, which drives sales growth for top-tier European retailers such as Littlewoods, Zalando, and Microsoft Store. myThings' platform employs retargeting, pre-targeting, and look-alike targeting to generate over 150% uplift compared to industry standards, personalizing over a billion banner impressions monthly across 14 markets. It leverages real-time bidding (RTB) technology, processing half a billion RTB requests daily, and collaborates with leading RTB exchanges like Google DoubleClick and AppNexus. myThings was recognized as the 2011 E-consultancy Innovation in Affiliate Marketing Award winner and ranked #5 among Europe's fastest-growing digital media companies by Media Momentum.
Telepo is a Swedish company based in Stockholm, founded in 2003, that specializes in enterprise mobility and converged communication solutions for businesses and service providers. It offers a range of business communication services, including single number reach, presence, personal call routing, unified messaging, and integration with third-party applications. Telepo's solutions integrate mobile, fixed, and IP-based communications networks, providing features such as over-the-air deployment, configuration, and remote diagnostics of devices and services. The company also offers professional services like technical pre-studies, customization, training, consulting, project management, and implementation. Additionally, Telepo provides cloud communications software, including unified communications-as-a-service (UCaaS) and fixed-mobile convergence (FMC) platforms to service providers, mobile operators, and carriers across Europe, Asia, and Africa.
Carrier IQ
Series D in 2010
Carrier IQ is a mobile service intelligence platform that specializes in providing diagnostic analysis for smartphone users, primarily serving original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and wireless carriers. The company offers a device that measures critical parameters of service quality and usage, enabling customers to conduct in-depth analyses of various usage scenarios and fault conditions. This analysis includes detailed insights based on type, location, application, and network performance, allowing for a comprehensive understanding of the mobile experience as perceived at the handset level, rather than merely assessing the network infrastructure. Through its services, Carrier IQ aims to enhance the overall quality of mobile services.
Booyah is the market leader in real-world & location–based gaming. The company is founded on the premise that "where you play matters" and creates compelling, innovative mass-market games and entertainment products that have been enjoyed by tens of millions of worldwide. By integrating real-world signals into its portfolio of products, Booyah is more than a games company…literally changing how people play and delivering more personal, more social & more meaningful ways for gamers of all ages to play & interact with their friends & the world around them.
Booyah has partnered with leading consumer brands including H&M, Pantene, Olay, Paul Frank, Disney, Subway, Adidas, MTV and others to connect engaged gamers with the products they love. To learn more about advertising & sponsorship opportunities, click here.
The company draws its creativity and inspiration from the mobile, consumer web, social and traditional gaming space with a leadership team drawn from the world’s top interactive companies including Electronic Arts, Blizzard Entertainment, Glu Mobile, Crowdstar, LucasArts, Kabam and Insomniac Games. Booyah is financed by Accel Partners and Kleiner Perkins Caufield and Byers’ iFund.
XConnect Global Networks
Series B in 2009
XConnect Global Networks is a leading provider of next-generation interconnection services that facilitate the adoption of IP-based multimedia communications. The company leverages its advanced ENUM registry and IPX hub technology to help customers optimize their network and technology investments, enabling the delivery of IP voice, video, and unified communications across various networks and platforms. Headquartered in London, with additional offices in the USA, EMEA, and Asia, XConnect serves a diverse customer base that includes major carriers, service providers, and video conferencing providers across more than 70 countries. Their federation-based peering services offer real-time access to comprehensive and secure phone number data, empowering mobile communications and ensuring efficient connectivity for IP-enabled carriers and service providers.
Ubidyne is a technology company founded in 2005, specializing in digital active antenna technology. The company’s innovative Antenna Embedded Radio technology integrates micro-radio systems within wireless antennas, revolutionizing mobile communications by eliminating the need for coaxial feeder cables, remote electrical tilt, and additional amplifiers. Ubidyne's products are designed to support a wide range of mobile communication standards, including GSM, UMTS, HSPA+, and LTE, and are compatible with both CPRI and OBSAI optical interfaces. This advanced technology enables efficient deployment of multi-standard wireless services, enhancing coverage, capacity, and energy efficiency of mobile networks globally. Ubidyne's solutions cater to various applications, from pico cells to smart macro cells and distributed in-building systems.
Tumri
Venture Round in 2009
Tumri is an online advertising platform that developed an interactive display advertising system. The company provides dynamic media options that integrate and optimize media selection and acquisition within marketing campaigns, transforming display media into a real-time marketing channel to personalize and enhance campaign performance. It supports post-click landing page optimization and offers real-time marketing analytics to simplify campaign launches and reduce time-to-value for dynamic creative campaigns. Tumri's technology enables advertisers to craft targeted messages on-the-fly within ad experiences. The company was acquired by Collective in July 2011.
Cambridge Broadband Networks
Venture Round in 2009
Cambridge Broadband Networks develops and deploys microwave access and wireless backhaul solutions for telecommunication network providers globally. It offers the VectaStar platform, providing mobile backhaul, enterprise access, and small cell network solutions, along with a network management system and configuration application. The company also delivers consultancy services for network design and deployment.
Telepo
Venture Round in 2008
Telepo is a Swedish company based in Stockholm, founded in 2003, that specializes in enterprise mobility and converged communication solutions for businesses and service providers. It offers a range of business communication services, including single number reach, presence, personal call routing, unified messaging, and integration with third-party applications. Telepo's solutions integrate mobile, fixed, and IP-based communications networks, providing features such as over-the-air deployment, configuration, and remote diagnostics of devices and services. The company also offers professional services like technical pre-studies, customization, training, consulting, project management, and implementation. Additionally, Telepo provides cloud communications software, including unified communications-as-a-service (UCaaS) and fixed-mobile convergence (FMC) platforms to service providers, mobile operators, and carriers across Europe, Asia, and Africa.
WiChorus is a company that specializes in software solutions for network management within the telecommunications sector. It develops innovative products for both mobile and fixed networks, aiming to enhance operational efficiency for service providers. Notably, WiChorus offers a smartcore platform that supports the deployment of 4G packet core infrastructure, including WiMAX and LTE networks. This platform includes capabilities for service and subscriber management, content management, and network optimization, allowing operators to enhance performance while effectively monetizing their internet services. Through its advanced technology, WiChorus enables telecommunications operators to achieve superior network intelligence and performance.
myThings Inc., established in 2005 and headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona, specializes in customized programmatic advertising solutions for online retailers. The company, previously known as Swift-Find, Inc., is renowned globally for its conversion-driven, personalized display advertising, which drives sales growth for top-tier European retailers such as Littlewoods, Zalando, and Microsoft Store. myThings' platform employs retargeting, pre-targeting, and look-alike targeting to generate over 150% uplift compared to industry standards, personalizing over a billion banner impressions monthly across 14 markets. It leverages real-time bidding (RTB) technology, processing half a billion RTB requests daily, and collaborates with leading RTB exchanges like Google DoubleClick and AppNexus. myThings was recognized as the 2011 E-consultancy Innovation in Affiliate Marketing Award winner and ranked #5 among Europe's fastest-growing digital media companies by Media Momentum.
WiChorus is a company that specializes in software solutions for network management within the telecommunications sector. It develops innovative products for both mobile and fixed networks, aiming to enhance operational efficiency for service providers. Notably, WiChorus offers a smartcore platform that supports the deployment of 4G packet core infrastructure, including WiMAX and LTE networks. This platform includes capabilities for service and subscriber management, content management, and network optimization, allowing operators to enhance performance while effectively monetizing their internet services. Through its advanced technology, WiChorus enables telecommunications operators to achieve superior network intelligence and performance.
Tumri is an online advertising platform that developed an interactive display advertising system. The company provides dynamic media options that integrate and optimize media selection and acquisition within marketing campaigns, transforming display media into a real-time marketing channel to personalize and enhance campaign performance. It supports post-click landing page optimization and offers real-time marketing analytics to simplify campaign launches and reduce time-to-value for dynamic creative campaigns. Tumri's technology enables advertisers to craft targeted messages on-the-fly within ad experiences. The company was acquired by Collective in July 2011.
XConnect Global Networks
Series A in 2007
XConnect Global Networks is a leading provider of next-generation interconnection services that facilitate the adoption of IP-based multimedia communications. The company leverages its advanced ENUM registry and IPX hub technology to help customers optimize their network and technology investments, enabling the delivery of IP voice, video, and unified communications across various networks and platforms. Headquartered in London, with additional offices in the USA, EMEA, and Asia, XConnect serves a diverse customer base that includes major carriers, service providers, and video conferencing providers across more than 70 countries. Their federation-based peering services offer real-time access to comprehensive and secure phone number data, empowering mobile communications and ensuring efficient connectivity for IP-enabled carriers and service providers.
Azea Networks
Series D in 2007
Azea Networks Limited, provides world-class submarine optical networking solutions
Azea Networks provides world-class submarine optical networking solutions that allow operators to exploit the full potential of their existing cable assets. Azea is uniquely focused on delivering substantial, and cost effective, capacity gains over existing undersea systems. The Azea team combines extensive optical engineering experience in characterisation, system design, modelling and product implementation to provide technologies and services that are a compelling alternative to the cost and risk of deploying new submarine cable systems. Azea’s head office is in London, with manufacturing in Scotland and a number of regional support offices.
Carrier IQ
Series B in 2007
Carrier IQ is a mobile service intelligence platform that specializes in providing diagnostic analysis for smartphone users, primarily serving original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and wireless carriers. The company offers a device that measures critical parameters of service quality and usage, enabling customers to conduct in-depth analyses of various usage scenarios and fault conditions. This analysis includes detailed insights based on type, location, application, and network performance, allowing for a comprehensive understanding of the mobile experience as perceived at the handset level, rather than merely assessing the network infrastructure. Through its services, Carrier IQ aims to enhance the overall quality of mobile services.
Cambridge Broadband Networks
Series E in 2007
Cambridge Broadband Networks develops and deploys microwave access and wireless backhaul solutions for telecommunication network providers globally. It offers the VectaStar platform, providing mobile backhaul, enterprise access, and small cell network solutions, along with a network management system and configuration application. The company also delivers consultancy services for network design and deployment.
Telepo is a Swedish company based in Stockholm, founded in 2003, that specializes in enterprise mobility and converged communication solutions for businesses and service providers. It offers a range of business communication services, including single number reach, presence, personal call routing, unified messaging, and integration with third-party applications. Telepo's solutions integrate mobile, fixed, and IP-based communications networks, providing features such as over-the-air deployment, configuration, and remote diagnostics of devices and services. The company also offers professional services like technical pre-studies, customization, training, consulting, project management, and implementation. Additionally, Telepo provides cloud communications software, including unified communications-as-a-service (UCaaS) and fixed-mobile convergence (FMC) platforms to service providers, mobile operators, and carriers across Europe, Asia, and Africa.
Carrier IQ
Series A in 2006
Carrier IQ is a mobile service intelligence platform that specializes in providing diagnostic analysis for smartphone users, primarily serving original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and wireless carriers. The company offers a device that measures critical parameters of service quality and usage, enabling customers to conduct in-depth analyses of various usage scenarios and fault conditions. This analysis includes detailed insights based on type, location, application, and network performance, allowing for a comprehensive understanding of the mobile experience as perceived at the handset level, rather than merely assessing the network infrastructure. Through its services, Carrier IQ aims to enhance the overall quality of mobile services.
WiChorus is a company that specializes in software solutions for network management within the telecommunications sector. It develops innovative products for both mobile and fixed networks, aiming to enhance operational efficiency for service providers. Notably, WiChorus offers a smartcore platform that supports the deployment of 4G packet core infrastructure, including WiMAX and LTE networks. This platform includes capabilities for service and subscriber management, content management, and network optimization, allowing operators to enhance performance while effectively monetizing their internet services. Through its advanced technology, WiChorus enables telecommunications operators to achieve superior network intelligence and performance.
myThings Inc., established in 2005 and headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona, specializes in customized programmatic advertising solutions for online retailers. The company, previously known as Swift-Find, Inc., is renowned globally for its conversion-driven, personalized display advertising, which drives sales growth for top-tier European retailers such as Littlewoods, Zalando, and Microsoft Store. myThings' platform employs retargeting, pre-targeting, and look-alike targeting to generate over 150% uplift compared to industry standards, personalizing over a billion banner impressions monthly across 14 markets. It leverages real-time bidding (RTB) technology, processing half a billion RTB requests daily, and collaborates with leading RTB exchanges like Google DoubleClick and AppNexus. myThings was recognized as the 2011 E-consultancy Innovation in Affiliate Marketing Award winner and ranked #5 among Europe's fastest-growing digital media companies by Media Momentum.
Cambridge Broadband Networks
Series D in 2006
Cambridge Broadband Networks develops and deploys microwave access and wireless backhaul solutions for telecommunication network providers globally. It offers the VectaStar platform, providing mobile backhaul, enterprise access, and small cell network solutions, along with a network management system and configuration application. The company also delivers consultancy services for network design and deployment.
Volantis Systems
Venture Round in 2005
Volantis Systems Limited specializes in intelligent content adaptation solutions for the mobile internet market. The company provides a Content Delivery Platform (CDP), which includes a suite of mobile portal and e-commerce applications designed to enable mobile operators to promote, sell, and deliver content from various sources. Key components of the CDP include the Mobile Development Framework, which features a device adaptation engine; the Mobile Content Storefront for managing storefronts; and Buzzcast, which integrates multiple content feeds and personalizes them for users. Other offerings include the Mobile Content Transcoder for converting PC-oriented sites to mobile formats, Feed Builder for enhancing subscriber loyalty, and Site Builder for creating personal mobile websites. Volantis also offers the Mobility Server, a Java-based platform for developing and running mobile applications, Ubik.com for designing and hosting mobile websites, and Volantis Framework 5.3, which aids in building portals and applications with customizable user interface components. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in Guildford, United Kingdom, the company serves a diverse clientele including mobile carriers, media, entertainment, financial services, and online businesses, with additional offices in Washington, Hong Kong, Krakow, and Pune.
Ubidyne is a technology company founded in 2005, specializing in digital active antenna technology. The company’s innovative Antenna Embedded Radio technology integrates micro-radio systems within wireless antennas, revolutionizing mobile communications by eliminating the need for coaxial feeder cables, remote electrical tilt, and additional amplifiers. Ubidyne's products are designed to support a wide range of mobile communication standards, including GSM, UMTS, HSPA+, and LTE, and are compatible with both CPRI and OBSAI optical interfaces. This advanced technology enables efficient deployment of multi-standard wireless services, enhancing coverage, capacity, and energy efficiency of mobile networks globally. Ubidyne's solutions cater to various applications, from pico cells to smart macro cells and distributed in-building systems.
Ceon
Venture Round in 2005
Ceon Corporation specializes in providing software solutions for communication service providers (CSPs). Founded in 1982 and headquartered in Redwood City, California, Ceon offers products such as Product Control Center, Intelligent Order Manager, Intelligent Activation Server, Adapter Library, and various Service Modules. These products enable CSPs to manage product offerings, handle orders, activate services, develop connectivity adapters, and more. Additionally, Ceon provides services including business analysis, system design, program management, installation support, and post-deployment maintenance. As of 2008, Ceon operates as a subsidiary of Convergys Corporation.
Airgo Networks
Series E in 2005
Airgo Networks is a California-based company specializing in the development of multiple-input multiple-output wireless technology.
Azea Networks
Series C in 2005
Azea Networks Limited, provides world-class submarine optical networking solutions
Azea Networks provides world-class submarine optical networking solutions that allow operators to exploit the full potential of their existing cable assets. Azea is uniquely focused on delivering substantial, and cost effective, capacity gains over existing undersea systems. The Azea team combines extensive optical engineering experience in characterisation, system design, modelling and product implementation to provide technologies and services that are a compelling alternative to the cost and risk of deploying new submarine cable systems. Azea’s head office is in London, with manufacturing in Scotland and a number of regional support offices.
Tumri is an online advertising platform that developed an interactive display advertising system. The company provides dynamic media options that integrate and optimize media selection and acquisition within marketing campaigns, transforming display media into a real-time marketing channel to personalize and enhance campaign performance. It supports post-click landing page optimization and offers real-time marketing analytics to simplify campaign launches and reduce time-to-value for dynamic creative campaigns. Tumri's technology enables advertisers to craft targeted messages on-the-fly within ad experiences. The company was acquired by Collective in July 2011.
Omneon
Venture Round in 2004
Omneon Video Networks, Inc. specializes in providing digital content storage and processing systems tailored for media companies, facilitating the production and distribution of digital video and audio. The company develops and markets a variety of products, including Spectrum video servers and MediaGrid active storage systems, along with related software applications. Spectrum video servers are designed for real-time applications, such as multi-channel broadcast playout, while MediaGrid systems support file-based content storage, offering high-bandwidth, simultaneous multi-user access and integrated digital media processing capabilities. Omneon's products are compatible with various complementary technologies and include application programming interfaces for enhanced functionality. Their offerings cater to a diverse clientele, including multinational media conglomerates, commercial and public broadcast networks, content networks, satellite broadcasters, television service providers, local television stations, and mobile television providers. Omneon sells its products both directly to end users and indirectly through system integrators across regions such as the United States, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia Pacific. Founded in 1998, the company is headquartered in Sunnyvale, California.
Airgo Networks
Series D in 2004
Airgo Networks is a California-based company specializing in the development of multiple-input multiple-output wireless technology.
FlexLight Networks
Series C in 2003
Founded in September 2000 by a dynamic team of high-powered and experienced optical network specialists, FlexLight's suite of optical access products leverages leading-edge technology to deliver a solution that conquers last-mile bandwidth bottlenecks and optimizes service flexibility.
FlexLight's seed funding of $9 million comes from America's Coral Ventures, a private venture capital firm that manages more than $300 million of capital in five funds, and from Israel's Concord Venture Capital Fund, a firm that offers exceptional entrepreneurs the capital, guidance and industry contacts they need to become leaders in their field.
Airgo Networks
Series C in 2003
Airgo Networks is a California-based company specializing in the development of multiple-input multiple-output wireless technology.
Leapstone Systems
Series B in 2003
Leapstone Systems, Inc. specializes in communication software solutions tailored for network operators in the United States. The company offers the Communications Convergence Engine, a versatile software platform that facilitates the design, packaging, deployment, and management of diverse content and services. Its product suite includes serviceBROKER, which allows operators to seamlessly integrate various services such as voice and IPTV. By providing a unified platform for creating and managing converged video, voice, and data service bundles, Leapstone Systems enables wireline, wireless, and cable operators to enhance their service offerings across multiple networks and devices.
Wily Technology
Series C in 2003
Wily Technology, Inc. is a provider of enterprise application management solutions, serving a diverse array of sectors including financial services, telecommunications, insurance, government, and healthcare. The company specializes in products that help organizations monitor and manage the health and availability of their web applications and infrastructure. Its key offerings include Introscope, a performance management tool; Customer Experience Manager, which identifies customer transaction issues; Portal Manager, an enterprise portal management solution; and Web Services Manager, designed for comprehensive performance management of web services. Founded in 1998 and headquartered in Brisbane, California, Wily Technology also has offices in Japan, Singapore, the United Kingdom, Germany, and France. In 2006, it became a subsidiary of CA, Inc.
Lycium Networks
Venture Round in 2002
Lycium Networks is a technology company specializing in high-speed convergence solutions that integrate voice and data over next-generation networks. Founded by Doron Barack, Ron Cohen, and Yehuda Wieder, the company leverages the team's extensive experience in the communications industry. Lycium Networks has developed System on Chip (SoC) technology, specifically its Meridian SoC, which provides circuit emulation services. This technology supports SDH/SONET protection and incorporates operation, administration, and management mechanisms, enabling the synchronization and multiplexing of TDM services over packet-switched networks. By delivering these advanced capabilities, Lycium Networks empowers communications equipment vendors to offer significant advantages to operators and end-users.
Airgo Networks
Series B in 2002
Airgo Networks is a California-based company specializing in the development of multiple-input multiple-output wireless technology.
Wily Technology
Venture Round in 2001
Wily Technology, Inc. is a provider of enterprise application management solutions, serving a diverse array of sectors including financial services, telecommunications, insurance, government, and healthcare. The company specializes in products that help organizations monitor and manage the health and availability of their web applications and infrastructure. Its key offerings include Introscope, a performance management tool; Customer Experience Manager, which identifies customer transaction issues; Portal Manager, an enterprise portal management solution; and Web Services Manager, designed for comprehensive performance management of web services. Founded in 1998 and headquartered in Brisbane, California, Wily Technology also has offices in Japan, Singapore, the United Kingdom, Germany, and France. In 2006, it became a subsidiary of CA, Inc.
Infinera Corporation is a global provider of optical transport networking equipment, software, and services, headquartered in Sunnyvale, California. The company specializes in photonic integration technology, offering a diverse portfolio that includes modular platforms, coherent optical transport systems, and packet-optical transport solutions. Its products, such as the Infinera Groove series and 7300 series, cater to various transport network applications, enabling high-capacity data transmission and management. Infinera's digital transport node system incorporates advanced technology for digital processing of network traffic. The company also provides a range of support services, including technical support, installation, and professional services. Infinera's customer base consists of telecommunications service providers, internet content providers, cable operators, research institutions, large enterprises, and government entities, all of whom rely on its solutions for efficient optical networking. Founded in 2000, Infinera continues to innovate in the field of optical networking, enhancing the capabilities of global communications infrastructure.
Iospan Wireless
Series C in 2001
Iospan Wireless is an Internet infrastruture company. Specifically the firm provides customers with mass broadband services through their main product the MIMO-OFDM-enabled AirBurst.
Wily Technology
Series B in 2000
Wily Technology, Inc. is a provider of enterprise application management solutions, serving a diverse array of sectors including financial services, telecommunications, insurance, government, and healthcare. The company specializes in products that help organizations monitor and manage the health and availability of their web applications and infrastructure. Its key offerings include Introscope, a performance management tool; Customer Experience Manager, which identifies customer transaction issues; Portal Manager, an enterprise portal management solution; and Web Services Manager, designed for comprehensive performance management of web services. Founded in 1998 and headquartered in Brisbane, California, Wily Technology also has offices in Japan, Singapore, the United Kingdom, Germany, and France. In 2006, it became a subsidiary of CA, Inc.
Accordion Networks
Venture Round in 2000
Accordion Networks designs and supplies next-generation onsite broadband multi-services activation platforms, enabling New-World Service Providers to activate, personalize and manage business-class broadband services in the new business e-conomy.
Accordion Networks' flagship broadband multi-services activation platform allows New-World Service Providers, for the first time, to offer a one-stop-shop for differentiated services onsite at the edge of the network from a business campus Point-of-Presence (POP), building POP or metro POP.
Accordion Networks enables New-World Service Providers to rapidly deploy "best fit" technologies, including a winning combination of increased bandwidth, improved scalability, and rapid provisioning of voice, data, video and advanced Internet protocol (IP) and application services.
Logictier
Funding Round in 2000
LogicTier, Inc. went out of business. LogicTier provides e-Business Operations Sourcing for business-critical Internet sites, enabling the consumer to refocus on their core business, increase end-user satisfaction and maximize return on investment. In addition, this company is provider of web site software. Its partners include BEA Systems, Cisco Systems, Level 3 Communications, and Sun Microsystems. Its customers include Duckets, Enigma Digital Radio, IronPlanet.com, and OneName.
LogicTier is headquartered in San Mateo, California.
Ceon Corporation specializes in providing software solutions for communication service providers (CSPs). Founded in 1982 and headquartered in Redwood City, California, Ceon offers products such as Product Control Center, Intelligent Order Manager, Intelligent Activation Server, Adapter Library, and various Service Modules. These products enable CSPs to manage product offerings, handle orders, activate services, develop connectivity adapters, and more. Additionally, Ceon provides services including business analysis, system design, program management, installation support, and post-deployment maintenance. As of 2008, Ceon operates as a subsidiary of Convergys Corporation.
Teloquent Communications
Venture Round in 2000
Teloquent Communications is a provider of virtual call center solutions, specializing in web and traditional telephone-based customer interactions. Founded in June 1989 and based in Billerica, Massachusetts, the company offers integrated solutions that encompass voice, data, video, and web inquiries. Teloquent Communications develops software designed for various communication channels, enabling businesses to enhance their customer service capabilities through effective call center networking and virtual office solutions. In December 2003, the company was acquired by Syntellect.
Accordion Networks
Series B in 2000
Accordion Networks designs and supplies next-generation onsite broadband multi-services activation platforms, enabling New-World Service Providers to activate, personalize and manage business-class broadband services in the new business e-conomy.
Accordion Networks' flagship broadband multi-services activation platform allows New-World Service Providers, for the first time, to offer a one-stop-shop for differentiated services onsite at the edge of the network from a business campus Point-of-Presence (POP), building POP or metro POP.
Accordion Networks enables New-World Service Providers to rapidly deploy "best fit" technologies, including a winning combination of increased bandwidth, improved scalability, and rapid provisioning of voice, data, video and advanced Internet protocol (IP) and application services.
AlphaBlox
Venture Round in 2000
AlphaBlox specializes in providing a web-based platform for eBusiness analysis applications. Its unique "building Blox™" approach allows clients to swiftly assemble and deploy customized analytics tools tailored to measure and enhance various aspects of their operations, such as financial performance, customer profitability, distribution channels, and supply chain management. Prominent organizations like AT&T, FedEx, HP, Pfizer, Sony, and Toyota rely on AlphaBlox's solutions to transform their information assets into strategic advantages.
Urban Media
Venture Round in 2000
UrbanMedia is an innovative on-site service provider that offers free and open access to broadband internet, aimed at enhancing the capabilities of businesses within its network. By implementing advanced broadband infrastructure, including Fiber-to-the-Floor technology and plug-and-play services, UrbanMedia enables companies to effectively engage in e-business and capitalize on opportunities in the internet economy. Additionally, the UrbanCenter platform provides each desktop with essential e-business services, content, and applications, fostering a competitive environment for tenants in UrbanMedia-powered buildings. This approach not only enhances business productivity but also helps building owners and managers increase revenues while reducing tenant turnover.
Tellium
Venture Round in 2000
Tellium is a provider of advanced optical solutions designed for service providers globally. The company specializes in high-speed, high-capacity optical switches that are integral to the core of telecommunications networks. These switches manage the flow of optical signals, which transmit voice, video, and data traffic over fiber-optic cables. Notably, Tellium is recognized for being the first to introduce in-service, intelligent optical switches, exemplified by its Aurora Optical Switch™ family. Coupled with the StarNet Software Suite™, these innovations offer a straightforward and cost-effective pathway for service providers to transition to next-generation public networks, simplifying and optimizing network management.
Ceon Corporation specializes in providing software solutions for communication service providers (CSPs). Founded in 1982 and headquartered in Redwood City, California, Ceon offers products such as Product Control Center, Intelligent Order Manager, Intelligent Activation Server, Adapter Library, and various Service Modules. These products enable CSPs to manage product offerings, handle orders, activate services, develop connectivity adapters, and more. Additionally, Ceon provides services including business analysis, system design, program management, installation support, and post-deployment maintenance. As of 2008, Ceon operates as a subsidiary of Convergys Corporation.
Soapstone Networks
Series C in 1999
Soapstone Networks (formerly Avici Systems) developer of Terabit Switch/Router technology aimed at providing the next generation of high performance, IP-based routers to carriers and Internet Service Providers worldwide.
Soapstone Networks got liquidated in 2009 July.
Amber Networks
Series A in 1999
Amber Networks is a telecommunications technology company that specializes in providing solutions for service providers to deploy communication services over advanced Optical Internet networks. The company is known for its innovative infrastructure router, the Aggregation Service Router, which integrates various traditional services, such as TDM, frame relay, and ATM, with native IP traffic. This technology enables service providers to efficiently manage and concentrate numerous service feeds within their core networks. Additionally, Amber Networks develops fault-tolerant routing platforms that enhance the reliability and performance of communication network infrastructure.
Omneon Video Networks, Inc. specializes in providing digital content storage and processing systems tailored for media companies, facilitating the production and distribution of digital video and audio. The company develops and markets a variety of products, including Spectrum video servers and MediaGrid active storage systems, along with related software applications. Spectrum video servers are designed for real-time applications, such as multi-channel broadcast playout, while MediaGrid systems support file-based content storage, offering high-bandwidth, simultaneous multi-user access and integrated digital media processing capabilities. Omneon's products are compatible with various complementary technologies and include application programming interfaces for enhanced functionality. Their offerings cater to a diverse clientele, including multinational media conglomerates, commercial and public broadcast networks, content networks, satellite broadcasters, television service providers, local television stations, and mobile television providers. Omneon sells its products both directly to end users and indirectly through system integrators across regions such as the United States, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia Pacific. Founded in 1998, the company is headquartered in Sunnyvale, California.
Soapstone Networks
Series B in 1998
Soapstone Networks (formerly Avici Systems) developer of Terabit Switch/Router technology aimed at providing the next generation of high performance, IP-based routers to carriers and Internet Service Providers worldwide.
Soapstone Networks got liquidated in 2009 July.
ArrowPoint Communications
Series B in 1998
ArrowPoint Communications specializes in the development of content switches designed to enhance the delivery of web content. The company's products offer advanced capabilities that enable internet service providers and web hosting firms to improve the speed and reliability of web experiences for users. By utilizing intelligent traffic management, ArrowPoint's services can direct data flow based on various factors, such as the type of content requested and the frequency of those requests. This innovative approach allows clients to optimize their network performance and meet the growing demands of internet users.
Soapstone Networks
Series A in 1997
Soapstone Networks (formerly Avici Systems) developer of Terabit Switch/Router technology aimed at providing the next generation of high performance, IP-based routers to carriers and Internet Service Providers worldwide.
Soapstone Networks got liquidated in 2009 July.
Tellium
Venture Round in 1997
Tellium is a provider of advanced optical solutions designed for service providers globally. The company specializes in high-speed, high-capacity optical switches that are integral to the core of telecommunications networks. These switches manage the flow of optical signals, which transmit voice, video, and data traffic over fiber-optic cables. Notably, Tellium is recognized for being the first to introduce in-service, intelligent optical switches, exemplified by its Aurora Optical Switch™ family. Coupled with the StarNet Software Suite™, these innovations offer a straightforward and cost-effective pathway for service providers to transition to next-generation public networks, simplifying and optimizing network management.