Battery Ventures

Battery Ventures is a technology-focused investment firm founded in 1983 and based in Boston, Massachusetts. It engages in venture capital and private equity investments in technology companies, with emphasis on software (including application and infrastructure software), IT infrastructure technologies, consumer internet and mobile services, industrial technologies, and life science tools. The firm seeks to back category-defining businesses with potential for scalable growth, often supporting companies through multiple stages and across select global regions.

Neeraj Agrawal

General Partner

Roland Anderson

Vice President

Dallin Bills

Principal

Bill Binch

Operating Partner

Michael Brown

General Partner

Past deals in Infrastructure

Nexthop AI

Series A in 2025
Nexthop AI develops AI infrastructure and custom networking solutions for large cloud operators, focusing on enhancing operational efficiency and connectivity within complex network environments. The company offers a range of services, including network automation, data management, and analytics, enabling clients to optimize their network performance and streamline their operations. Through its innovative solutions, Nexthop AI addresses the challenges faced by cloud operators, providing tools that facilitate seamless integration and scalability in dynamic computing environments. Additionally, Nexthop AI emphasizes compatibility with open-source network operating systems, allowing clients to leverage existing technologies while implementing advanced networking strategies.

ZeroTier

Series A in 2024
ZeroTier offers a software-defined networking solution that enables users to create private networks connecting multiple devices globally. The platform supports direct peer-to-peer connections, ensures data privacy through end-to-end encryption, and is compatible with various operating systems.

Orkes

Series A in 2024
Orkes offers a managed, cloud-hosted microservices and workflow orchestration platform. It creates and manages workflows across microservices using actionable insights, provides visual representation for feature iteration or bug fixing, and offers additional services like order management, security scanning, data protection workflows, and telecom subscriber billing management.

Wing Cloud

Seed Round in 2023
Wing Cloud develops a cloud-oriented programming language designed for testing applications and building distributed cloud-based systems. The platform unifies infrastructure and application code into a single programming and operational model by providing an open-source language plus tools and services that span cloud providers and services. It treats cloud resources as first-class citizens, reducing cloud complexity and improving the developer experience by integrating infrastructure and runtime code. The solution enables teams to build, run, debug, and test complete cloud applications across cloud providers and local simulations.

System Initiative

Seed Round in 2023
System Initiative is a technology company that develops an infrastructure automation platform designed for managing large-scale production systems. Its platform offers a unified view of infrastructure, simplifying the management and automation of complex deployments across various cloud providers.

Nobl9

Series C in 2023
Nobl9 is a Boston-based software reliability platform company founded in 2019 (formerly Meshmark) that delivers software-defined service level objectives to unify development, operations, and reliability. Its platform helps software developers, DevOps, and site reliability engineers deliver reliable features faster by connecting monitoring, logging, and tracing data to user satisfaction and business KPIs, enabling better alignment between engineering and business goals.

Normalyze

Series A in 2022
Normalyze specializes in cloud data security solutions. It offers an agentless scanning platform that discovers sensitive data and access paths across various cloud environments. The platform provides real-time visibility into security posture, enabling teams to analyze, prioritize, and respond to data threats efficiently.

Orkes

Seed Round in 2022
Orkes offers a managed, cloud-hosted microservices and workflow orchestration platform. It creates and manages workflows across microservices using actionable insights, provides visual representation for feature iteration or bug fixing, and offers additional services like order management, security scanning, data protection workflows, and telecom subscriber billing management.

Styra

Series B in 2021
Styra, Inc. is a technology company based in Redwood City, California, founded in 2015. It specializes in developing a cloud-native authorization platform that enables organizations to enforce and monitor authorization policies across their applications and infrastructure. The core offering, the Styra Declarative Authorization Service, provides context-based admission control to enhance security, streamline compliance, and minimize human errors in cloud-native environments. Styra's platform incorporates features such as policy design, validation, distribution, monitoring, and auditing, allowing users to implement authorization policy-as-code effectively. By utilizing declarative models, the platform helps prevent security drift and errors before deployment. Styra's solutions are compatible with various technologies, including microservices, containers, and multi-cloud environments, ensuring comprehensive security management for modern application development.

Nobl9

Series B in 2021
Nobl9 is a Boston-based software reliability platform company founded in 2019 (formerly Meshmark) that delivers software-defined service level objectives to unify development, operations, and reliability. Its platform helps software developers, DevOps, and site reliability engineers deliver reliable features faster by connecting monitoring, logging, and tracing data to user satisfaction and business KPIs, enabling better alignment between engineering and business goals.

Harness

Series C in 2021
Harness is a software company that provides a continuous delivery-as-a-service platform designed to automate and streamline the end‑to‑end software development lifecycle. Leveraging artificial intelligence and machine learning, the platform offers AI‑driven pipeline automation, real‑time delivery analytics, automated verification, intelligent testing, security orchestration, and cloud cost management. It supports modern cloud environments, containers, and orchestration tools such as Kubernetes and Amazon ECS, enabling engineering and DevOps teams to accelerate deployment cycles, reduce manual effort, and improve software reliability. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in San Francisco, the company focuses on simplifying the process of moving code from artifact to production.

Zerto

Series F in 2020
Zerto is a company that specializes in providing enterprise-class disaster recovery and business continuity software solutions. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts with additional offices globally, Zerto focuses on keeping IT infrastructure running continuously for both enterprises and cloud environments. Its flagship product, Zerto Virtual Replication, enables the protection, recovery, and migration of applications across various cloud and virtualized data centers. The company's BC/DR Platform offers disaster recovery as a service for public, private, and hybrid clouds, catering to industries such as healthcare, legal, and financial services.

Nobl9

Series A in 2019
Nobl9 is a Boston-based software reliability platform company founded in 2019 (formerly Meshmark) that delivers software-defined service level objectives to unify development, operations, and reliability. Its platform helps software developers, DevOps, and site reliability engineers deliver reliable features faster by connecting monitoring, logging, and tracing data to user satisfaction and business KPIs, enabling better alignment between engineering and business goals.

GuardiCore

Series C in 2019
GuardiCore Ltd. is a data center and cloud security company based in Tel-Aviv, Israel, founded in 2013. The company specializes in providing advanced security solutions that enhance the protection of critical applications against threats. Its offerings include visualization, micro-segmentation, and real-time detection and response capabilities. GuardiCore's technology enables enterprises to achieve greater visibility into their data center networks, effectively track and neutralize intruders, and implement automated mitigation measures in response to breaches. By addressing security challenges in high-traffic virtual environments, GuardiCore aims to deliver innovative and effective methods for safeguarding sensitive data and ensuring operational integrity.

Paperspace

Series A in 2018
Paperspace is a cloud computing company that specializes in machine learning (ML) development. It offers a high-performance cloud platform for building, training, and deploying ML models, catering to individuals, startups, and enterprises. The platform provides a cloud-based personal computer accessible via any web browser, making cloud computing more accessible through simplicity, community-driven resources, and straightforward pricing. This enables users to iterate faster and collaborate on real-time prediction engines.

Packet

Series B in 2018
Packet is a cloud hosting provider that specializes in automated bare metal infrastructure, serving enterprises, SaaS companies, and software innovators. The company's platform enables automation of physical servers and networks, offering a seamless experience without relying on virtualization or multi-tenancy. Packet operates over 20 global public cloud locations and facilitates more than 60,000 deployments each month across its extensive network of data centers and private sites. This flexibility allows customers to manage custom hardware both on-premises and at edge locations, making it suitable for a wide range of workloads, from traditional applications to cloud-native solutions. By providing reliable and scalable infrastructure, Packet empowers organizations to leverage technology as a competitive advantage.

Sensu

Series A in 2018
Sensu is a monitoring platform that provides comprehensive visibility into dynamic operating environments, including public, private, and hybrid cloud infrastructures, as well as container-based systems. The platform is designed to help high-velocity organizations streamline their monitoring processes by consolidating existing tools while maintaining interfaces that deliver complete visibility across all systems and protocols. Sensu focuses on supporting best practices in software and infrastructure-as-code development, addressing the unique challenges associated with modern IT environments. Committed to open-source development, the company continues to innovate its approach to full-stack monitoring. Headquartered in Portland, Oregon, Sensu has a global workforce dedicated to enhancing operational visibility for IT, development, and operations teams.

Cumulus Networks

Series D in 2018
Cumulus Networks, Inc. is a technology company that specializes in developing Linux-based operating systems for networking hardware applications. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Mountain View, California, with additional offices in San Francisco and Cary, North Carolina, the company aims to simplify data center operations through its innovative solutions. Cumulus Linux, its flagship product, facilitates the disaggregation of top-of-rack data center switching, while Cumulus VX serves as a virtual appliance for testing its technology in various environments. Additionally, Cumulus Networks offers the Rack Management Platform for out-of-band management and NetQ, a telemetry-based system for fabric validation. The company provides a range of networking solutions, including cloud orchestration, data center automation, and network virtualization, catering to diverse customers from large web-scale operations to small businesses across multiple industries. As of June 2020, Cumulus Networks operates as a subsidiary of NVIDIA Corporation.

Elastifile

Series C in 2017
Elastifile is a technology company focused on transforming data storage and management for enterprises operating in cloud and hybrid cloud environments. It offers an elastically scalable, enterprise-grade distributed file system that incorporates integrated object tiering, forming a cross-cloud data fabric that provides high performance and unified access to global data. By eliminating traditional storage silos, Elastifile facilitates the seamless movement of applications across various cloud infrastructures, enabling businesses to leverage cloud services effectively. This capability supports a range of data-driven workflows, including analytics, DevOps, and high-performance computing, thereby empowering enterprises to optimize their operations and adapt to the demands of the cloud era.

Primary Data

Series B in 2017
Primary Data, founded in 2013 and headquartered in Sandy, Utah, specializes in intelligence and automation software designed for enterprise data management. The company's flagship platform, DataSphere, integrates metadata management with machine learning to facilitate the seamless movement of data across both on-premises IT infrastructure and cloud environments. This innovative solution allows enterprises to manage vast amounts of data efficiently, making billions of files accessible to all applications simultaneously. DataSphere not only automates data migration and enhances cloud integration but also optimizes NAS performance, enabling organizations to maximize the value of their infrastructure investments. Through its advanced capabilities, Primary Data supports enterprises operating at petabyte scale, ensuring that the right data is delivered to the right location at the right time without disrupting applications.

GuardiCore

Series B in 2017
GuardiCore Ltd. is a data center and cloud security company based in Tel-Aviv, Israel, founded in 2013. The company specializes in providing advanced security solutions that enhance the protection of critical applications against threats. Its offerings include visualization, micro-segmentation, and real-time detection and response capabilities. GuardiCore's technology enables enterprises to achieve greater visibility into their data center networks, effectively track and neutralize intruders, and implement automated mitigation measures in response to breaches. By addressing security challenges in high-traffic virtual environments, GuardiCore aims to deliver innovative and effective methods for safeguarding sensitive data and ensuring operational integrity.

GuardiCore

Series B in 2016
GuardiCore Ltd. is a data center and cloud security company based in Tel-Aviv, Israel, founded in 2013. The company specializes in providing advanced security solutions that enhance the protection of critical applications against threats. Its offerings include visualization, micro-segmentation, and real-time detection and response capabilities. GuardiCore's technology enables enterprises to achieve greater visibility into their data center networks, effectively track and neutralize intruders, and implement automated mitigation measures in response to breaches. By addressing security challenges in high-traffic virtual environments, GuardiCore aims to deliver innovative and effective methods for safeguarding sensitive data and ensuring operational integrity.

Outlyer

Series A in 2016
Outlyer is a cloud-based infrastructure monitoring platform designed specifically for DevOps and microservices. It offers comprehensive monitoring capabilities across the entire technology stack, including servers, cloud providers, databases, and containers. The platform enables development operations teams to maintain agility at scale while ensuring effective monitoring. Outlyer provides customizable dashboards, analytics, and alerts, allowing users to easily set up and tailor their monitoring experience to meet their specific needs. By facilitating predictive monitoring and workflow management, Outlyer helps clients plan for growth and optimize their operations.

Zerto

Series E in 2016
Zerto is a company that specializes in providing enterprise-class disaster recovery and business continuity software solutions. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts with additional offices globally, Zerto focuses on keeping IT infrastructure running continuously for both enterprises and cloud environments. Its flagship product, Zerto Virtual Replication, enables the protection, recovery, and migration of applications across various cloud and virtualized data centers. The company's BC/DR Platform offers disaster recovery as a service for public, private, and hybrid clouds, catering to industries such as healthcare, legal, and financial services.

Cumulus Networks

Series C in 2016
Cumulus Networks, Inc. is a technology company that specializes in developing Linux-based operating systems for networking hardware applications. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Mountain View, California, with additional offices in San Francisco and Cary, North Carolina, the company aims to simplify data center operations through its innovative solutions. Cumulus Linux, its flagship product, facilitates the disaggregation of top-of-rack data center switching, while Cumulus VX serves as a virtual appliance for testing its technology in various environments. Additionally, Cumulus Networks offers the Rack Management Platform for out-of-band management and NetQ, a telemetry-based system for fabric validation. The company provides a range of networking solutions, including cloud orchestration, data center automation, and network virtualization, catering to diverse customers from large web-scale operations to small businesses across multiple industries. As of June 2020, Cumulus Networks operates as a subsidiary of NVIDIA Corporation.

Elastifile

Series B in 2016
Elastifile is a technology company focused on transforming data storage and management for enterprises operating in cloud and hybrid cloud environments. It offers an elastically scalable, enterprise-grade distributed file system that incorporates integrated object tiering, forming a cross-cloud data fabric that provides high performance and unified access to global data. By eliminating traditional storage silos, Elastifile facilitates the seamless movement of applications across various cloud infrastructures, enabling businesses to leverage cloud services effectively. This capability supports a range of data-driven workflows, including analytics, DevOps, and high-performance computing, thereby empowering enterprises to optimize their operations and adapt to the demands of the cloud era.

Cohesity

Series B in 2015
Cohesity develops hyper-converged secondary storage solutions that consolidate, protect, and share non-mission-critical data assets of large organizations. Its platform, Cohesity DataPlatform, converges data protection infrastructure including backup, replication, disaster recovery, and cloud tiering. Additionally, it offers Cohesity Helios, a SaaS-based management solution for monitoring and managing secondary data and applications.

Excelero Storage

Series B in 2015
Excelero, Inc. specializes in low-latency distributed block storage solutions designed for web-scale and enterprise applications. Founded in 2014 and based in San Jose, California, the company developed NVMesh, a software-defined block storage solution that employs Elastic NVMe technology. This innovation enables unmodified applications to access pooled NVMe storage devices across a network with local speed and latency. Excelero's solutions cater to a diverse range of sectors, including data analytics, machine learning, media and entertainment for post-production, and high-performance computing. By leveraging NVMesh, customers can create high-performance Server SANs that efficiently handle mixed workloads while benefiting from centralized storage without being locked into proprietary hardware. This approach significantly reduces total storage costs while enhancing scalability and performance, making it suitable for hyper-scale Industrial IoT services and large-scale simulation visualization.

Plexistor

Series A in 2014
Plexistor Ltd. specializes in Software Defined Memory (SDM), offering a converged memory and storage architecture that delivers storage solutions at near-memory speeds, specifically designed for in-memory applications within enterprises. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in Herzliya, Israel, with an additional location in Palo Alto, California, Plexistor's technology enhances both on-premise and cloud-based infrastructures, allowing for efficient processing of large working data sets through applications such as relational databases, NoSQL, Big Data analytics, and event processing. By addressing the limitations of traditional memory technology, such as low capacity and volatility, Plexistor enables organizations to achieve faster response times and improved data processing capabilities. As of June 2017, Plexistor operates as a subsidiary of NetApp, Inc.

GuardiCore

Series A in 2014
GuardiCore Ltd. is a data center and cloud security company based in Tel-Aviv, Israel, founded in 2013. The company specializes in providing advanced security solutions that enhance the protection of critical applications against threats. Its offerings include visualization, micro-segmentation, and real-time detection and response capabilities. GuardiCore's technology enables enterprises to achieve greater visibility into their data center networks, effectively track and neutralize intruders, and implement automated mitigation measures in response to breaches. By addressing security challenges in high-traffic virtual environments, GuardiCore aims to deliver innovative and effective methods for safeguarding sensitive data and ensuring operational integrity.

Zerto

Series D in 2014
Zerto is a company that specializes in providing enterprise-class disaster recovery and business continuity software solutions. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts with additional offices globally, Zerto focuses on keeping IT infrastructure running continuously for both enterprises and cloud environments. Its flagship product, Zerto Virtual Replication, enables the protection, recovery, and migration of applications across various cloud and virtualized data centers. The company's BC/DR Platform offers disaster recovery as a service for public, private, and hybrid clouds, catering to industries such as healthcare, legal, and financial services.

Primary Data

Series B in 2014
Primary Data, founded in 2013 and headquartered in Sandy, Utah, specializes in intelligence and automation software designed for enterprise data management. The company's flagship platform, DataSphere, integrates metadata management with machine learning to facilitate the seamless movement of data across both on-premises IT infrastructure and cloud environments. This innovative solution allows enterprises to manage vast amounts of data efficiently, making billions of files accessible to all applications simultaneously. DataSphere not only automates data migration and enhances cloud integration but also optimizes NAS performance, enabling organizations to maximize the value of their infrastructure investments. Through its advanced capabilities, Primary Data supports enterprises operating at petabyte scale, ensuring that the right data is delivered to the right location at the right time without disrupting applications.

Elastifile

Series A in 2014
Elastifile is a technology company focused on transforming data storage and management for enterprises operating in cloud and hybrid cloud environments. It offers an elastically scalable, enterprise-grade distributed file system that incorporates integrated object tiering, forming a cross-cloud data fabric that provides high performance and unified access to global data. By eliminating traditional storage silos, Elastifile facilitates the seamless movement of applications across various cloud infrastructures, enabling businesses to leverage cloud services effectively. This capability supports a range of data-driven workflows, including analytics, DevOps, and high-performance computing, thereby empowering enterprises to optimize their operations and adapt to the demands of the cloud era.

Cumulus Networks

Series B in 2014
Cumulus Networks, Inc. is a technology company that specializes in developing Linux-based operating systems for networking hardware applications. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Mountain View, California, with additional offices in San Francisco and Cary, North Carolina, the company aims to simplify data center operations through its innovative solutions. Cumulus Linux, its flagship product, facilitates the disaggregation of top-of-rack data center switching, while Cumulus VX serves as a virtual appliance for testing its technology in various environments. Additionally, Cumulus Networks offers the Rack Management Platform for out-of-band management and NetQ, a telemetry-based system for fabric validation. The company provides a range of networking solutions, including cloud orchestration, data center automation, and network virtualization, catering to diverse customers from large web-scale operations to small businesses across multiple industries. As of June 2020, Cumulus Networks operates as a subsidiary of NVIDIA Corporation.

Primary Data

Series B in 2013
Primary Data, founded in 2013 and headquartered in Sandy, Utah, specializes in intelligence and automation software designed for enterprise data management. The company's flagship platform, DataSphere, integrates metadata management with machine learning to facilitate the seamless movement of data across both on-premises IT infrastructure and cloud environments. This innovative solution allows enterprises to manage vast amounts of data efficiently, making billions of files accessible to all applications simultaneously. DataSphere not only automates data migration and enhances cloud integration but also optimizes NAS performance, enabling organizations to maximize the value of their infrastructure investments. Through its advanced capabilities, Primary Data supports enterprises operating at petabyte scale, ensuring that the right data is delivered to the right location at the right time without disrupting applications.

Stratoscale

Series A in 2013
Stratoscale is a cloud infrastructure company that offers software solutions designed for enterprise IT, development teams, and service providers. Its primary product, Stratoscale Symphony, is a cloud data center software that can be rapidly deployed on standard x86 servers, effectively providing users with an experience similar to Amazon Web Services while enhancing existing VMware infrastructure. The company's technology focuses on virtualization, allowing IT teams to optimize their current infrastructures through a hyper-converged operating system that utilizes a rack design, as opposed to traditional single-server setups. This approach enables clients to develop a new software stack that can efficiently manage and scale their data center operations. Stratoscale has been recognized as a notable player in the industry and has received considerable investment from prominent firms, further solidifying its position in the market.

Cumulus Networks

Series A in 2013
Cumulus Networks, Inc. is a technology company that specializes in developing Linux-based operating systems for networking hardware applications. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Mountain View, California, with additional offices in San Francisco and Cary, North Carolina, the company aims to simplify data center operations through its innovative solutions. Cumulus Linux, its flagship product, facilitates the disaggregation of top-of-rack data center switching, while Cumulus VX serves as a virtual appliance for testing its technology in various environments. Additionally, Cumulus Networks offers the Rack Management Platform for out-of-band management and NetQ, a telemetry-based system for fabric validation. The company provides a range of networking solutions, including cloud orchestration, data center automation, and network virtualization, catering to diverse customers from large web-scale operations to small businesses across multiple industries. As of June 2020, Cumulus Networks operates as a subsidiary of NVIDIA Corporation.

Zerto

Series C in 2013
Zerto is a company that specializes in providing enterprise-class disaster recovery and business continuity software solutions. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts with additional offices globally, Zerto focuses on keeping IT infrastructure running continuously for both enterprises and cloud environments. Its flagship product, Zerto Virtual Replication, enables the protection, recovery, and migration of applications across various cloud and virtualized data centers. The company's BC/DR Platform offers disaster recovery as a service for public, private, and hybrid clouds, catering to industries such as healthcare, legal, and financial services.

GreenBytes

Series C in 2013
GreenBytes delivers patented IO-Offload desktop virtualization solutions that maximize the effective performance and capacity of existing infrastructure to provide persistent, full-featured virtual desktops with the manageability, scalability and affordability required for cloud-scale VDI deployments.

GreenBytes

Series B in 2012
GreenBytes delivers patented IO-Offload desktop virtualization solutions that maximize the effective performance and capacity of existing infrastructure to provide persistent, full-featured virtual desktops with the manageability, scalability and affordability required for cloud-scale VDI deployments.

SingleHop

Series A in 2012
SingleHop, LLC is a provider of data center services based in Chicago, Illinois, established in 2006. The company offers a range of solutions including colocation, managed hosting, cloud services, and IT infrastructure services. With a client base exceeding 5,000 across 114 countries, SingleHop operates three data centers and manages over 15,000 servers. It specializes in automated Internet infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) and cloud computing, allowing clients to deploy and manage enterprise infrastructures efficiently. The company is recognized for its advanced hardware, customizable server management, and robust remote management tools. SingleHop focuses on delivering secure and convenient solutions tailored to various enterprises, ensuring reliable service through industry-leading Service Level Agreements.

Cumulus Networks

Seed Round in 2012
Cumulus Networks, Inc. is a technology company that specializes in developing Linux-based operating systems for networking hardware applications. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Mountain View, California, with additional offices in San Francisco and Cary, North Carolina, the company aims to simplify data center operations through its innovative solutions. Cumulus Linux, its flagship product, facilitates the disaggregation of top-of-rack data center switching, while Cumulus VX serves as a virtual appliance for testing its technology in various environments. Additionally, Cumulus Networks offers the Rack Management Platform for out-of-band management and NetQ, a telemetry-based system for fabric validation. The company provides a range of networking solutions, including cloud orchestration, data center automation, and network virtualization, catering to diverse customers from large web-scale operations to small businesses across multiple industries. As of June 2020, Cumulus Networks operates as a subsidiary of NVIDIA Corporation.

Zerto

Series B in 2011
Zerto is a company that specializes in providing enterprise-class disaster recovery and business continuity software solutions. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts with additional offices globally, Zerto focuses on keeping IT infrastructure running continuously for both enterprises and cloud environments. Its flagship product, Zerto Virtual Replication, enables the protection, recovery, and migration of applications across various cloud and virtualized data centers. The company's BC/DR Platform offers disaster recovery as a service for public, private, and hybrid clouds, catering to industries such as healthcare, legal, and financial services.

Clean Urban Energy

Series A in 2011
CUE is the first and only smart grid engine that integrates HVAC operations in buildings with grid operations and markets to simultaneously lower building and grid expenses. CUE’s software as a service (SaaS) application features an automated, scalable energy-optimization system designed to maximize comfort, reduce costs, extend equipment life, and support corporate sustainability goals.

XtremIO

Series B in 2011
XtremIO is a developer of next-generation storage solutions based in Cupertino, California, and Herzelyia, Israel. Established in 2009, the company specializes in all-flash, scale-out enterprise storage arrays that leverage solid-state technology to enhance IT infrastructure. XtremIO's storage systems significantly improve performance and accelerate application workloads, making them a competitive alternative to traditional disk arrays. Their solutions are designed to reduce the total cost of ownership for both server and storage infrastructure, while also minimizing power consumption and physical space requirements. By simplifying provisioning and eliminating the need for complex tuning procedures, XtremIO effectively supports a wide range of use cases, including virtual server and desktop infrastructure, database consolidation, and analytics. The company's innovative approach addresses existing limitations in storage devices and connectivity, positioning it as a leader in the enterprise storage market.

GreenBytes

Series A in 2010
GreenBytes delivers patented IO-Offload desktop virtualization solutions that maximize the effective performance and capacity of existing infrastructure to provide persistent, full-featured virtual desktops with the manageability, scalability and affordability required for cloud-scale VDI deployments.

VSS Monitoring

Series A in 2010
VSS Monitoring is a leading provider of Network Intelligence Optimization, specializing in enhancing the connectivity between network switching and a comprehensive ecosystem of analytics, inline security, and WAN acceleration tools. Utilizing its proprietary IntelliScale Architecture, the company offers highly scalable solutions that ensure system-fault tolerance and modular expansion for critical performance and security functions essential to modern IP networks and data centers. VSS Monitoring designs and manufactures over 180 innovative products, focusing on reliability and performance, which simplify network complexity and drive efficiencies, ultimately delivering a higher return on investment. Established in 2003 and headquartered in San Mateo, California, VSS Monitoring serves a diverse clientele across telecom, enterprise, government, and financial sectors in over 120 countries, backed by a knowledgeable team of customer support engineers and resellers worldwide.

Viridity Software

Series B in 2010
Viridity Software, established in 2007, specializes in providing software solutions designed to enhance the efficiency and sustainability of datacenters. The company offers tools that allow businesses to effectively map their datacenter infrastructure while optimizing power consumption. Among its key offerings is EnergyCheck, an application that assesses energy efficiency within datacenters. Viridity's solutions aim to extend the life cycles of datacenters by two to three years, reduce operational costs related to power and cooling, and improve staff productivity. Through its innovative approach, Viridity Software supports organizations in creating more eco-friendly and cost-effective datacenter environments.

Zerto

Series A in 2010
Zerto is a company that specializes in providing enterprise-class disaster recovery and business continuity software solutions. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts with additional offices globally, Zerto focuses on keeping IT infrastructure running continuously for both enterprises and cloud environments. Its flagship product, Zerto Virtual Replication, enables the protection, recovery, and migration of applications across various cloud and virtualized data centers. The company's BC/DR Platform offers disaster recovery as a service for public, private, and hybrid clouds, catering to industries such as healthcare, legal, and financial services.

GreenBytes

Series A in 2009
GreenBytes delivers patented IO-Offload desktop virtualization solutions that maximize the effective performance and capacity of existing infrastructure to provide persistent, full-featured virtual desktops with the manageability, scalability and affordability required for cloud-scale VDI deployments.

Viridity Software

Series A in 2008
Viridity Software, established in 2007, specializes in providing software solutions designed to enhance the efficiency and sustainability of datacenters. The company offers tools that allow businesses to effectively map their datacenter infrastructure while optimizing power consumption. Among its key offerings is EnergyCheck, an application that assesses energy efficiency within datacenters. Viridity's solutions aim to extend the life cycles of datacenters by two to three years, reduce operational costs related to power and cooling, and improve staff productivity. Through its innovative approach, Viridity Software supports organizations in creating more eco-friendly and cost-effective datacenter environments.

Neocleus

Series B in 2008
Neocleus specializes in endpoint virtualization technology tailored for enterprise IT departments. The company offers NeoSphere, an extensible client virtualization platform that integrates existing PC management systems with advanced visualization capabilities. Neocleus' solutions address critical endpoint concerns by enabling IT resources to operate outside of a Windows environment while maintaining full access to the underlying endpoint hardware. This approach provides IT departments with a virtual endpoint environment that is both manageable and secure, allowing users to access corporate assets from any endpoint, regardless of location or security state. Additionally, Neocleus has enhanced the Xen Open Source hypervisor, transforming it into an endpoint-oriented hypervisor and contributing it to the open source community to foster an ecosystem of virtualization partners and collaborators. This initiative enables software developers to concentrate on creating high-performance applications without the complexities of the underlying architecture.

Stonybrook Purification

Series A in 2007
Stonybrook Water Purification, Inc. is a company based in Stony Brook, New York, that specializes in the development and manufacturing of advanced water purification and filtration systems. Founded in 2007, the company aims to make clean water more affordable globally by utilizing innovative membrane technology. This technology addresses significant challenges in water purification, notably the slow speed of traditional filtration membranes, by enhancing production efficiency and quality while simultaneously reducing costs. Stonybrook's systems cater to a diverse range of applications, including municipal, industrial, and private drinking water, as well as wastewater treatment, water reuse, and desalination. Through its efforts, Stonybrook seeks to meet the growing global demand for effective water purification solutions.

Neocleus

Series A in 2007
Neocleus specializes in endpoint virtualization technology tailored for enterprise IT departments. The company offers NeoSphere, an extensible client virtualization platform that integrates existing PC management systems with advanced visualization capabilities. Neocleus' solutions address critical endpoint concerns by enabling IT resources to operate outside of a Windows environment while maintaining full access to the underlying endpoint hardware. This approach provides IT departments with a virtual endpoint environment that is both manageable and secure, allowing users to access corporate assets from any endpoint, regardless of location or security state. Additionally, Neocleus has enhanced the Xen Open Source hypervisor, transforming it into an endpoint-oriented hypervisor and contributing it to the open source community to foster an ecosystem of virtualization partners and collaborators. This initiative enables software developers to concentrate on creating high-performance applications without the complexities of the underlying architecture.

Bladelogic

Series D in 2005
BladeLogic, prior to its acquisition by BMC Software in 2008, specialized in data center automation solutions tailored for IT organizations. The company offered integrated software products and services that facilitated comprehensive management of data center operations. By leveraging dynamic policies that connect personnel, management tasks, and configuration data, BladeLogic's solutions enabled automatic optimization of IT infrastructure. This capability fostered a highly agile and business-driven IT environment, catering to the needs of enterprises, service providers, and government agencies.

Dirig Software

Series E in 2003
When the e-revolution began, getting on-line fast was everything. Now that e-business has gone mainstream, it's all about manageability, performance and measurable ROI. IT organizations must focus on stabilizing and optimizing the web infrastructure -- ensuring maximum availability, and rapid recovery, and avoiding transaction loss. At the same time, IT must manage costs, and support the unique demands of multiple internal customers. Ultimately, companies must realize the greatest possible return on substantial e-business investments. Whether your IT department is managing a multi-application e-business infrastructure, moving to a centralized shared services model, or supporting a single on-line application, Dirig Software can provide your organization with technology that delivers true business value - helping to protect online revenue, guarantee transactions and increase IT productivity. The result is greater return on web technology investments by application and company wide. Dirig has formed partnerships with major industry leading organizations such as IBM (NYSE: IBM) Global Services, Aprisma Management Technologies, Micromuse, Inc. (NASDAQ: MUSE), Hewlett-Packard Company (NYSE: HWP), and BEA Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ:BEAS). Dirig is a privately held corporation headquartered in Nashua, NH with offices in Chicago, IL, and has been selected as one of the top 21 privately held companies to watch in 2001 by Boston.Internet.com.

Storability Software

Series D in 2003
Storability Software specializes in enterprise storage resource management solutions designed to streamline and centralize the administration of complex, multi-site, and multi-vendor storage infrastructures. Its flagship product, the Global Storage Manager, is an open standards-based solution that empowers organizations to better understand and manage their storage assets. By utilizing Storability Software's offerings, customers experience enhanced asset utilization, improved management efficiency, superior service quality, and increased availability of their storage resources. The company's focus on simplifying storage management allows clients to maximize their investment in storage technology.

Bladelogic

Series B in 2003
BladeLogic, prior to its acquisition by BMC Software in 2008, specialized in data center automation solutions tailored for IT organizations. The company offered integrated software products and services that facilitated comprehensive management of data center operations. By leveraging dynamic policies that connect personnel, management tasks, and configuration data, BladeLogic's solutions enabled automatic optimization of IT infrastructure. This capability fostered a highly agile and business-driven IT environment, catering to the needs of enterprises, service providers, and government agencies.

Inkra Networks

Series B in 2002
Inkra Networks develops carrier systems that deliver streamlined and enhanced services to internet data centers. Its virtual service architecture (VSA) offers network security, business continuity, and performance solutions. The company’s VSA virtualizes and integrates the functionality and management of multiple firewalls, VPNs, intrusion prevention systems, load balancers, and other security and business continuity appliances on a single system. It develops and builds data communications equipment to support IP services deployment for internet service providers. The company’s solutions are commercially deployed in service provider, enterprise, and government networks worldwide. Inkra Networks was founded in 2000 and is based in Fremont, California.

Dirig Software

Series D in 2002
When the e-revolution began, getting on-line fast was everything. Now that e-business has gone mainstream, it's all about manageability, performance and measurable ROI. IT organizations must focus on stabilizing and optimizing the web infrastructure -- ensuring maximum availability, and rapid recovery, and avoiding transaction loss. At the same time, IT must manage costs, and support the unique demands of multiple internal customers. Ultimately, companies must realize the greatest possible return on substantial e-business investments. Whether your IT department is managing a multi-application e-business infrastructure, moving to a centralized shared services model, or supporting a single on-line application, Dirig Software can provide your organization with technology that delivers true business value - helping to protect online revenue, guarantee transactions and increase IT productivity. The result is greater return on web technology investments by application and company wide. Dirig has formed partnerships with major industry leading organizations such as IBM (NYSE: IBM) Global Services, Aprisma Management Technologies, Micromuse, Inc. (NASDAQ: MUSE), Hewlett-Packard Company (NYSE: HWP), and BEA Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ:BEAS). Dirig is a privately held corporation headquartered in Nashua, NH with offices in Chicago, IL, and has been selected as one of the top 21 privately held companies to watch in 2001 by Boston.Internet.com.

Storability Software

Series C in 2002
Storability Software specializes in enterprise storage resource management solutions designed to streamline and centralize the administration of complex, multi-site, and multi-vendor storage infrastructures. Its flagship product, the Global Storage Manager, is an open standards-based solution that empowers organizations to better understand and manage their storage assets. By utilizing Storability Software's offerings, customers experience enhanced asset utilization, improved management efficiency, superior service quality, and increased availability of their storage resources. The company's focus on simplifying storage management allows clients to maximize their investment in storage technology.

Sepaton

Series C in 2002
Sepaton, Inc. is a provider of enterprise data protection solutions, specializing in hardware and software products designed for departmental backups, deduplication, and electronic remote replication. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Marlborough, Massachusetts, the company also offers technical consulting and support services, including remote monitoring and replacement parts programs. Its innovative ContentAware architecture enables virtual tape libraries to achieve high backup and restore performance, linear scalability, and advanced system automation. Additionally, Sepaton conducts assessments of backup processes using key metrics such as data risk and cost of ownership, providing recommendations for policy updates. The company serves various industries, including federal government, financial services, healthcare, and telecommunications, offering solutions for backup performance, disaster recovery, and compliance. Formerly known as SANgate Systems, Inc., Sepaton has expanded its presence with additional offices in the United States, Europe, and Asia.

Cyneta Networks

Series B in 2001
Cyneta Networks will be recognized as the global leader in providing intelligent data networking solutions for next generation wireless networks. Cyneta Networks was established to develop and deploy the Intelligent Packet Control Node™, an innovative new network element that optimizes IP communications, significantly reducing costs and generating new revenues for wireless carriers. Founded with a vision to provide a new form of visibility and control to wireless packet data networks, Cyneta Networks has developed the first "intelligent" monitoring system that provides wireless carriers with deep visibility into the performance of their data services for particular users and user classes. To provide intelligent monitoring, Cyneta Networks has taken an innovative architectural approach to wireless data monitoring. Cyneta’s solution is designed around a centrally located packet-processing platform that provides a comprehensive view of the operator’s services, looking at every packet traversing the mobile core network. Cyneta has incorporated this technology into an advanced network and service monitoring solution that extracts key information about the performance of the network and the applications and services that run on it. This unique approach offers several advantages for end-to-end fault, performance, and service management. It provides operators with the most complete set of network, subscriber, and services information, allowing for the visibility of not just service quality but how that quality relates to the subscriber or classes of subscribers. The result is increased operational efficiencies, improved user experience, enhanced revenue opportunities, and a greater acceptance of wireless data in the business and consumer markets. Headquartered in Richardson, Texas with additional sales and development offices in the Netherlands and India, Cyneta Networks is partnered with leading Operational Support System (OSS), Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM), and System Integrator (SI) companies to provide intelligent monitoring solutions to wireless network operators around the world.

Bladelogic

Series A in 2001
BladeLogic, prior to its acquisition by BMC Software in 2008, specialized in data center automation solutions tailored for IT organizations. The company offered integrated software products and services that facilitated comprehensive management of data center operations. By leveraging dynamic policies that connect personnel, management tasks, and configuration data, BladeLogic's solutions enabled automatic optimization of IT infrastructure. This capability fostered a highly agile and business-driven IT environment, catering to the needs of enterprises, service providers, and government agencies.

Storability Software

Series B in 2001
Storability Software specializes in enterprise storage resource management solutions designed to streamline and centralize the administration of complex, multi-site, and multi-vendor storage infrastructures. Its flagship product, the Global Storage Manager, is an open standards-based solution that empowers organizations to better understand and manage their storage assets. By utilizing Storability Software's offerings, customers experience enhanced asset utilization, improved management efficiency, superior service quality, and increased availability of their storage resources. The company's focus on simplifying storage management allows clients to maximize their investment in storage technology.

Sepaton

Series B in 2001
Sepaton, Inc. is a provider of enterprise data protection solutions, specializing in hardware and software products designed for departmental backups, deduplication, and electronic remote replication. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Marlborough, Massachusetts, the company also offers technical consulting and support services, including remote monitoring and replacement parts programs. Its innovative ContentAware architecture enables virtual tape libraries to achieve high backup and restore performance, linear scalability, and advanced system automation. Additionally, Sepaton conducts assessments of backup processes using key metrics such as data risk and cost of ownership, providing recommendations for policy updates. The company serves various industries, including federal government, financial services, healthcare, and telecommunications, offering solutions for backup performance, disaster recovery, and compliance. Formerly known as SANgate Systems, Inc., Sepaton has expanded its presence with additional offices in the United States, Europe, and Asia.

Excelergy

Venture Round in 2001
Excelergy, headquartered in Lexington, Massachusetts, is a leading provider of software technology for the global energy and utility industry. The company serves over 40% of the top energy and utility firms in North America and is expanding its presence in Europe and Asia. Excelergy specializes in collaborative software platforms that automate and streamline critical business processes, including forecasting, trading, scheduling, billing, settlement, and customer acquisition and care. Its software is designed to be highly flexible and scalable, utilizing an advanced open object-based, web-centric architecture that employs native XML technology. This innovative approach positions Excelergy at the forefront of the industry, addressing the needs of companies operating in restructuring markets.

Sockeye

Series A in 2001
Sockeye is a digital agency that specializes in content creation, brand marketing, advertising, and web design and development services. Additionally, Sockeye Networks offers intelligent routing services that enhance Internet connectivity for businesses. The company has pioneered the first intelligent route optimization service, addressing issues such as poor performance and high costs while providing improved network visibility. Its GlobalRoute service continuously monitors and analyzes various Internet connections, selecting optimal paths for IP traffic flows. This approach ensures that customers achieve their network performance and cost objectives, allowing them to rely on the Internet for critical applications.

Edgix Corporation

Series A in 2001
Edgix is an Internet content delivery company providing high-speed Edge Services™ to Internet Service Providers (ISPs) worldwide. Edgix was founded in early 1999 by networking pioneers Mark Hurst, Kyle Powell and Drew Major, the co-founders of Novell, and is led by seasoned executives from companies such as Lucent, UUNet and Bell Atlantic Internetworking.

Inkra Networks

Series A in 2000
Inkra Networks develops carrier systems that deliver streamlined and enhanced services to internet data centers. Its virtual service architecture (VSA) offers network security, business continuity, and performance solutions. The company’s VSA virtualizes and integrates the functionality and management of multiple firewalls, VPNs, intrusion prevention systems, load balancers, and other security and business continuity appliances on a single system. It develops and builds data communications equipment to support IP services deployment for internet service providers. The company’s solutions are commercially deployed in service provider, enterprise, and government networks worldwide. Inkra Networks was founded in 2000 and is based in Fremont, California.

Lara Networks

Series B in 2000
Lara Networks is a fabless semiconductor manufacturer specializing in the design, development, and marketing of memory-intensive application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs) tailored for the networking and communications sectors. The company focuses on creating silicon-based packet processing solutions that enhance wide area network (WAN) infrastructure equipment. Additionally, Lara Networks provides advanced network search engines, further solidifying its position as a key player in the semiconductor industry for networking applications.

Predictive Networks

Series C in 2000
Predictive Networks is the developer of an intelligent, infrastructure-based content delivery system that offers advertisers precision targeting technology and creates new revenue streams for service providers all while providing 100% privacy to the consumer. In short, we are revolutionizing the delivery of personalized advertising on the Internet. The Predictive Network™ analyzes click-stream data to develop an in-depth understanding of individual Internet subscribers' interests and characteristics, and then sends those subscribers personalized information tailored to their needs and predicted receptivity. And it's all done anonymously, on a 100% opt-in basis. No surveys. No cookies. No personally identifiable information. Deployed in April, 2000, Predictive Networks' services are available to service providers such as ISPs, enterprise organizations seeking to become virtual ISPs (VISPs), and advertisers or any other content provider that wishes to reach highly targeted audiences with personalized messages.

Storigen Systems

Series A in 2000
Founded in 2000, Storigen Systems specializes in developing internet infrastructure solutions for internet service providers and web hosting markets. The company offers Edge Storage Servers for storing and delivering data, and Edge Storage Manager software for unified data management.

ipVerse

Series C in 2000
ipVerse is a technology company headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, specializing in the development of software-based switches for service providers. Founded in 1998, ipVerse offers the ControlSwitch platform, a carrier-class application that facilitates the delivery of both traditional and converged voice-data services over packet-based wireline and wireless networks. The company's innovative solutions enable service providers to efficiently transition between legacy voice networks and next-generation data networks, preserving quality and performance while accelerating the convergence of voice and data communications. By providing a robust infrastructure, ipVerse empowers its clients to rapidly deploy new, revenue-generating services that meet customer demands.

Storability Software

Series A in 2000
Storability Software specializes in enterprise storage resource management solutions designed to streamline and centralize the administration of complex, multi-site, and multi-vendor storage infrastructures. Its flagship product, the Global Storage Manager, is an open standards-based solution that empowers organizations to better understand and manage their storage assets. By utilizing Storability Software's offerings, customers experience enhanced asset utilization, improved management efficiency, superior service quality, and increased availability of their storage resources. The company's focus on simplifying storage management allows clients to maximize their investment in storage technology.

Sepaton

Series A in 2000
Sepaton, Inc. is a provider of enterprise data protection solutions, specializing in hardware and software products designed for departmental backups, deduplication, and electronic remote replication. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Marlborough, Massachusetts, the company also offers technical consulting and support services, including remote monitoring and replacement parts programs. Its innovative ContentAware architecture enables virtual tape libraries to achieve high backup and restore performance, linear scalability, and advanced system automation. Additionally, Sepaton conducts assessments of backup processes using key metrics such as data risk and cost of ownership, providing recommendations for policy updates. The company serves various industries, including federal government, financial services, healthcare, and telecommunications, offering solutions for backup performance, disaster recovery, and compliance. Formerly known as SANgate Systems, Inc., Sepaton has expanded its presence with additional offices in the United States, Europe, and Asia.

Excelergy

Series B in 1999
Excelergy, headquartered in Lexington, Massachusetts, is a leading provider of software technology for the global energy and utility industry. The company serves over 40% of the top energy and utility firms in North America and is expanding its presence in Europe and Asia. Excelergy specializes in collaborative software platforms that automate and streamline critical business processes, including forecasting, trading, scheduling, billing, settlement, and customer acquisition and care. Its software is designed to be highly flexible and scalable, utilizing an advanced open object-based, web-centric architecture that employs native XML technology. This innovative approach positions Excelergy at the forefront of the industry, addressing the needs of companies operating in restructuring markets.

ipVerse

Series B in 1999
ipVerse is a technology company headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, specializing in the development of software-based switches for service providers. Founded in 1998, ipVerse offers the ControlSwitch platform, a carrier-class application that facilitates the delivery of both traditional and converged voice-data services over packet-based wireline and wireless networks. The company's innovative solutions enable service providers to efficiently transition between legacy voice networks and next-generation data networks, preserving quality and performance while accelerating the convergence of voice and data communications. By providing a robust infrastructure, ipVerse empowers its clients to rapidly deploy new, revenue-generating services that meet customer demands.

Lara Networks

Series B in 1999
Lara Networks is a fabless semiconductor manufacturer specializing in the design, development, and marketing of memory-intensive application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs) tailored for the networking and communications sectors. The company focuses on creating silicon-based packet processing solutions that enhance wide area network (WAN) infrastructure equipment. Additionally, Lara Networks provides advanced network search engines, further solidifying its position as a key player in the semiconductor industry for networking applications.

Lara Networks

Series A in 1999
Lara Networks is a fabless semiconductor manufacturer specializing in the design, development, and marketing of memory-intensive application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs) tailored for the networking and communications sectors. The company focuses on creating silicon-based packet processing solutions that enhance wide area network (WAN) infrastructure equipment. Additionally, Lara Networks provides advanced network search engines, further solidifying its position as a key player in the semiconductor industry for networking applications.

Packet Engines

Funding Round in 1997
Packet Engines is a developer and manufacturer specializing in Gigabit Ethernet and routing-switch technology. The company focuses on creating networking solutions, offering a range of products that include switches, hubs, and network interface cards. In addition to hardware, Packet Engines also provides intellectual property licenses related to its innovative networking systems. Through its products, the company aims to enhance network performance and reliability for users across various sectors.
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