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 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.
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.
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 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.
Plixer
Acquisition in 2018
Plixer International, Inc. specializes in developing and marketing network traffic monitoring and analysis tools globally. Its product suite includes the Scrutinizer NetFlow Analyzer, which provides in-depth insights into network utilization, and Flow Replicator, a network appliance that replicates log data for efficient analysis. Plixer also offers Flow Analytics for real-time behavior assessment, IPFIXify for integrating machine messages, and Flowalyzer for testing hardware and software related to flow data. Additional solutions include nBox for detailed application packet data and Denika Performance Trender for monitoring resource trends. The company's offerings cater to various sectors, including financial services, healthcare, and government, and are distributed across multiple regions, including North America and Asia Pacific. Plixer has established partnerships with notable technology firms to enhance its product capabilities. Founded in 1999 and based in Sanford, Maine, Plixer was previously known as Somix Technologies, Inc. and rebranded in 2006.
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.
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.
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.
Diablo Technologies
Series C in 2016
Diablo Technologies is a private fabless semiconductor company established in March 2002, specializing in the design of large mixed signal ASIC products. The company focuses on developing memory system interface products aimed at enhancing performance in next-generation enterprise computing. These products are engineered to support high data rates, low power consumption, and low latency, making them suitable for applications in virtualization, database management, financial services, and big data analytics. By utilizing deep sub-micron CMOS technology, Diablo Technologies offers highly integrated bridging and switching products tailored for the server and storage industries, enabling organizations to achieve greater efficiency and business value through improved memory system designs.
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.
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.
Diablo Technologies
Venture Round in 2014
Diablo Technologies is a private fabless semiconductor company established in March 2002, specializing in the design of large mixed signal ASIC products. The company focuses on developing memory system interface products aimed at enhancing performance in next-generation enterprise computing. These products are engineered to support high data rates, low power consumption, and low latency, making them suitable for applications in virtualization, database management, financial services, and big data analytics. By utilizing deep sub-micron CMOS technology, Diablo Technologies offers highly integrated bridging and switching products tailored for the server and storage industries, enabling organizations to achieve greater efficiency and business value through improved memory system designs.
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.
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.
Diablo Technologies
Venture Round in 2013
Diablo Technologies is a private fabless semiconductor company established in March 2002, specializing in the design of large mixed signal ASIC products. The company focuses on developing memory system interface products aimed at enhancing performance in next-generation enterprise computing. These products are engineered to support high data rates, low power consumption, and low latency, making them suitable for applications in virtualization, database management, financial services, and big data analytics. By utilizing deep sub-micron CMOS technology, Diablo Technologies offers highly integrated bridging and switching products tailored for the server and storage industries, enabling organizations to achieve greater efficiency and business value through improved memory system designs.
Diablo Technologies
Funding Round in 2012
Diablo Technologies is a private fabless semiconductor company established in March 2002, specializing in the design of large mixed signal ASIC products. The company focuses on developing memory system interface products aimed at enhancing performance in next-generation enterprise computing. These products are engineered to support high data rates, low power consumption, and low latency, making them suitable for applications in virtualization, database management, financial services, and big data analytics. By utilizing deep sub-micron CMOS technology, Diablo Technologies offers highly integrated bridging and switching products tailored for the server and storage industries, enabling organizations to achieve greater efficiency and business value through improved memory system designs.
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.
Zenverge is a fabless semiconductor company that specializes in developing advanced integrated circuits (ICs) aimed at enhancing digital media products. The company's offerings focus on content storage, playback, interoperability, mobility, and networking, catering to the evolving demands of the digital media landscape. Founded by seasoned industry veterans with extensive experience in the semiconductor sector, Zenverge has successfully delivered ICs used in millions of digital media devices. Its products are designed to meet the complex requirements of the entire media flow, from broadcasting to home consumption. Target markets include service provider set-top boxes, media gateways, consumer electronics like Blu-ray players and HDTVs, as well as media PCs and video networking equipment. Zenverge leverages its patented TransAll technology to support the next generation of video services, positioning itself as a key player in the digital media ecosystem. The company is privately held and supported by prominent investors.
Angi
Venture Round in 2010
Angi connects homeowners with quality home service professionals across a wide range of categories, including repairs, remodeling, cleaning, and landscaping. Through its brands Angi, HomeAdvisor, and Handy, the company provides consumers with tools to find professionals, compare quotes, and read vetted reviews, while offering professionals a platform to engage with potential customers and manage leads. It operates internationally with presence in Europe and Canada, and derives revenue primarily from ads and leads that connect professionals with homeowners, complemented by services that facilitate quoting and invoicing.
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.
Zenverge is a fabless semiconductor company that specializes in developing advanced integrated circuits (ICs) aimed at enhancing digital media products. The company's offerings focus on content storage, playback, interoperability, mobility, and networking, catering to the evolving demands of the digital media landscape. Founded by seasoned industry veterans with extensive experience in the semiconductor sector, Zenverge has successfully delivered ICs used in millions of digital media devices. Its products are designed to meet the complex requirements of the entire media flow, from broadcasting to home consumption. Target markets include service provider set-top boxes, media gateways, consumer electronics like Blu-ray players and HDTVs, as well as media PCs and video networking equipment. Zenverge leverages its patented TransAll technology to support the next generation of video services, positioning itself as a key player in the digital media ecosystem. The company is privately held and supported by prominent investors.
Cedar Point Communications
Debt Financing in 2009
Cedar Point Communications specializes in integrated voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) and multimedia switching technologies tailored for the telecommunications industry, both for service providers and enterprises. The company's key offerings include SAFARI C3, a media switching system that facilitates the transition to Internet Protocol Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) architecture for converged networks, and SAFARI eMG, a flexible media gateway. In addition to its product suite, Cedar Point Communications provides training and comprehensive customer support services. The company caters to a diverse clientele, including information technology departments, network operators, cable operators, telecommunications carriers, enterprise customers, and educational institutions. Founded in 2000, Cedar Point Communications is headquartered in Derry, New Hampshire, with an additional office located in Meersburg, Germany.
Achronix Semiconductor
Series B in 2008
Achronix Semiconductor Corp. is a privately held fabless semiconductor company based in Santa Clara, California, specializing in the development of high-density and high-performance application-targeted field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs). Its flagship product line, Speedster22i, utilizes Intel's advanced 22nm process technology and integrates hard IP protocol functions tailored for communications applications. Achronix also provides Speedcore eFPGA IP for integration into customers' system-on-chips (SoCs) aimed at compute and network acceleration. The company offers a robust design-tool suite known as the Achronix CAD Environment (ACE), which supports industry-standard synthesis tools. Achronix serves a variety of markets, including networking, optical/telecom, high-performance computing, test and measurement, and military and security. Founded in 2004, Achronix distributes its products through a network that spans North America, Europe, Israel, China, and Russia, with additional research and development facilities located in Bangalore, India.
ZeroG Wireless
Series B in 2008
ZeroG Wireless is a developer of innovative wireless solutions aimed at connecting a wide range of devices to the Internet. The company specializes in the design and production of Wi-Fi I/O chips and modules, as well as development tools tailored for various applications. Its offerings cater to diverse industries including utility and smart energy, consumer electronics, industrial controls, remote device management, retail, as well as medical and healthcare sectors. By leveraging expertise in low-power, integrated design and embedded systems, ZeroG Wireless aims to facilitate the seamless integration of wireless connectivity into numerous devices, thereby addressing the growing demand for reliable and efficient Internet access in an increasingly connected world.
Agito Networks
Series B in 2008
Agito Networks, Inc. is a technology leader specializing in enterprise mobility solutions. The company's flagship product, the RoamAnywhere Mobility Router, serves as an innovative enterprise fixed mobile convergence platform that allows organizations to extend voice and Unified Communications to cell phones. This unique network appliance integrates enterprise wireless LANs, carrier cellular networks, IP telephony, and location technology, empowering businesses to mobilize voice and data applications while remaining neutral to their choice of carriers and equipment vendors. Agito Networks addresses critical needs for in-building voice coverage, reduced cellular costs, and enhanced visibility and control over cellular usage, ultimately improving accessibility and responsiveness for mobile workers. The company has received multiple industry accolades, including Red Herring 100, CRN's Coolest Emerging Technology Vendor, and recognition from industry publications like Unified Communications and Internet Telephony magazines. Founded by experts in WiFi, cellular, and telephony, Agito Networks serves various markets including healthcare, education, manufacturing, and high tech. Headquartered in Santa Clara, California, the company is well-supported by significant investment from notable venture capital firms.
Angi
Venture Round in 2008
Angi connects homeowners with quality home service professionals across a wide range of categories, including repairs, remodeling, cleaning, and landscaping. Through its brands Angi, HomeAdvisor, and Handy, the company provides consumers with tools to find professionals, compare quotes, and read vetted reviews, while offering professionals a platform to engage with potential customers and manage leads. It operates internationally with presence in Europe and Canada, and derives revenue primarily from ads and leads that connect professionals with homeowners, complemented by services that facilitate quoting and invoicing.
Optichron
Venture Round in 2007
Optichron, Inc. is a prominent company specializing in nonlinear signal processing technology, established in January 2003. The company designs and manufactures integrated circuits that address the challenges of nonlinear distortion, a critical barrier in signal processing across various industries. Recognized by industry experts as a major impediment to achieving optimal performance in communications and data conversion, nonlinear distortion has been historically managed by inefficient methods. Optichron has developed a proprietary mathematical approach that underpins its robust integrated circuit architecture, leading to innovative linearization products. These products efficiently eliminate all forms of nonlinear distortion, significantly enhancing system design parameters while reducing component count, overall costs, and power consumption. Optichron's technology is utilized in diverse applications, including wireless communications, software-defined radio, medical imaging, satellite communications, radar, infrared imaging, and test and measurement instrumentation, providing substantial improvements in system-level cost and performance.
Agito Networks
Series A in 2007
Agito Networks, Inc. is a technology leader specializing in enterprise mobility solutions. The company's flagship product, the RoamAnywhere Mobility Router, serves as an innovative enterprise fixed mobile convergence platform that allows organizations to extend voice and Unified Communications to cell phones. This unique network appliance integrates enterprise wireless LANs, carrier cellular networks, IP telephony, and location technology, empowering businesses to mobilize voice and data applications while remaining neutral to their choice of carriers and equipment vendors. Agito Networks addresses critical needs for in-building voice coverage, reduced cellular costs, and enhanced visibility and control over cellular usage, ultimately improving accessibility and responsiveness for mobile workers. The company has received multiple industry accolades, including Red Herring 100, CRN's Coolest Emerging Technology Vendor, and recognition from industry publications like Unified Communications and Internet Telephony magazines. Founded by experts in WiFi, cellular, and telephony, Agito Networks serves various markets including healthcare, education, manufacturing, and high tech. Headquartered in Santa Clara, California, the company is well-supported by significant investment from notable venture capital firms.
Zayo
Venture Round in 2007
Zayo specializes in providing bandwidth infrastructure services across diverse markets. It offers lit services and dark fiber products, supporting wireline and wireless customers, data centers, and government agencies with a robust network infrastructure. Additionally, Zayo provides carrier-neutral colocation facilities to enhance connectivity options.
Mformation Software Technologies
Series E in 2007
Mformation Software Technologies, Inc. specializes in mobile device management software designed for mobile operators, service providers, and enterprises. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Edison, New Jersey, with additional offices in locations such as the United Kingdom, India, China, Japan, Northern Ireland, and Malaysia, the company offers the MFORMATION SERVICE MANAGER Suite. This integrated software solution includes features for provisioning and configuration, firmware management, application management, diagnostics and repair, security management, enterprise device management, and customer experience management. Mformation is recognized for its comprehensive approach to managing both mobile and Internet of Things devices, ensuring robust security and efficient operational management for its clients.
Verivue, Inc. specializes in developing and marketing high-performance IP platforms designed for network operators to efficiently distribute, deliver, and control large volumes of IP-based media traffic across various devices. The company provides solutions that enhance content delivery for both managed and unmanaged service provider networks. One of its key offerings, the OneVantage Content Delivery Solution, leverages principles of web scale and cloud computing, ensuring scalability in content caching and delivery bandwidth while incorporating advanced clustering techniques for resilience. Verivue markets its products through direct sales and international distribution partners, focusing on licensed content-delivery network technologies.
Achronix Semiconductor
Series A in 2007
Achronix Semiconductor Corp. is a privately held fabless semiconductor company based in Santa Clara, California, specializing in the development of high-density and high-performance application-targeted field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs). Its flagship product line, Speedster22i, utilizes Intel's advanced 22nm process technology and integrates hard IP protocol functions tailored for communications applications. Achronix also provides Speedcore eFPGA IP for integration into customers' system-on-chips (SoCs) aimed at compute and network acceleration. The company offers a robust design-tool suite known as the Achronix CAD Environment (ACE), which supports industry-standard synthesis tools. Achronix serves a variety of markets, including networking, optical/telecom, high-performance computing, test and measurement, and military and security. Founded in 2004, Achronix distributes its products through a network that spans North America, Europe, Israel, China, and Russia, with additional research and development facilities located in Bangalore, India.
Tejas Networks
Series D in 2006
Tejas Networks Limited is an Indian company that specializes in designing, developing, and manufacturing optical and data networking products. Established in 2000 and headquartered in Bengaluru, the company serves a diverse clientele, including telecommunications service providers, internet service providers, utility companies, defense organizations, and government entities, both domestically and internationally. Tejas Networks offers a wide range of products, including converged packet optical solutions, enterprise Ethernet switches, and high-density metro core platforms. Their offerings also encompass multi-service provisioning platforms, LTE solutions, and advanced GPON elements for optical access networks. Additionally, Tejas Networks provides software solutions for network management and optimization, along with services such as network planning, installation, and customer support. The company's products are utilized in various applications, including access networks and wireless backhaul, contributing significantly to its revenue primarily from the Indian market.
IP Unity delivers a carrier grade services platform for enhanced voice and telephony applications over ATM, TDM and VoIP Networks. The company's media servers, applications servers, enhanced service applications, and application partners allow customers to quickly and cost effectively offer new services associated with next generation networks while protecting their investment in legacy systems.
Broadbus Technologies
Series C in 2005
Broadbus Technologies was a pioneering developer of memory-based systems for delivering video content, specializing in on-demand software solutions for communications service providers. The company focused on enabling the deployment of various on-demand television services, including video on-demand, time-shifted television, network-based digital video recording, and on-demand advertisement insertion. Broadbus Technologies was recognized for its innovative contributions to the video delivery landscape before being acquired by Motorola in July 2006 for $181 million.
Cedar Point Communications
Series D in 2005
Cedar Point Communications specializes in integrated voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) and multimedia switching technologies tailored for the telecommunications industry, both for service providers and enterprises. The company's key offerings include SAFARI C3, a media switching system that facilitates the transition to Internet Protocol Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) architecture for converged networks, and SAFARI eMG, a flexible media gateway. In addition to its product suite, Cedar Point Communications provides training and comprehensive customer support services. The company caters to a diverse clientele, including information technology departments, network operators, cable operators, telecommunications carriers, enterprise customers, and educational institutions. Founded in 2000, Cedar Point Communications is headquartered in Derry, New Hampshire, with an additional office located in Meersburg, Germany.
Optichron
Series B in 2005
Optichron, Inc. is a prominent company specializing in nonlinear signal processing technology, established in January 2003. The company designs and manufactures integrated circuits that address the challenges of nonlinear distortion, a critical barrier in signal processing across various industries. Recognized by industry experts as a major impediment to achieving optimal performance in communications and data conversion, nonlinear distortion has been historically managed by inefficient methods. Optichron has developed a proprietary mathematical approach that underpins its robust integrated circuit architecture, leading to innovative linearization products. These products efficiently eliminate all forms of nonlinear distortion, significantly enhancing system design parameters while reducing component count, overall costs, and power consumption. Optichron's technology is utilized in diverse applications, including wireless communications, software-defined radio, medical imaging, satellite communications, radar, infrared imaging, and test and measurement instrumentation, providing substantial improvements in system-level cost and performance.
Tejas Networks
Series C in 2005
Tejas Networks Limited is an Indian company that specializes in designing, developing, and manufacturing optical and data networking products. Established in 2000 and headquartered in Bengaluru, the company serves a diverse clientele, including telecommunications service providers, internet service providers, utility companies, defense organizations, and government entities, both domestically and internationally. Tejas Networks offers a wide range of products, including converged packet optical solutions, enterprise Ethernet switches, and high-density metro core platforms. Their offerings also encompass multi-service provisioning platforms, LTE solutions, and advanced GPON elements for optical access networks. Additionally, Tejas Networks provides software solutions for network management and optimization, along with services such as network planning, installation, and customer support. The company's products are utilized in various applications, including access networks and wireless backhaul, contributing significantly to its revenue primarily from the Indian market.
Mformation Software Technologies
Series D in 2004
Mformation Software Technologies, Inc. specializes in mobile device management software designed for mobile operators, service providers, and enterprises. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Edison, New Jersey, with additional offices in locations such as the United Kingdom, India, China, Japan, Northern Ireland, and Malaysia, the company offers the MFORMATION SERVICE MANAGER Suite. This integrated software solution includes features for provisioning and configuration, firmware management, application management, diagnostics and repair, security management, enterprise device management, and customer experience management. Mformation is recognized for its comprehensive approach to managing both mobile and Internet of Things devices, ensuring robust security and efficient operational management for its clients.
IP Unity delivers a carrier grade services platform for enhanced voice and telephony applications over ATM, TDM and VoIP Networks. The company's media servers, applications servers, enhanced service applications, and application partners allow customers to quickly and cost effectively offer new services associated with next generation networks while protecting their investment in legacy systems.
Airespace
Series D in 2004
Airespace is a market leader in the design and development of wireless networking platforms that support business-critical applications. The company's AireWave Director(TM) Software provides dynamic RF intelligence for network optimization, air tight security, seamless mobility, and support for real-time applications, such as voice. With Airespace, enterprises can maximize the value of mobility by putting the air space to work.
Cedar Point Communications
Series C in 2004
Cedar Point Communications specializes in integrated voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) and multimedia switching technologies tailored for the telecommunications industry, both for service providers and enterprises. The company's key offerings include SAFARI C3, a media switching system that facilitates the transition to Internet Protocol Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) architecture for converged networks, and SAFARI eMG, a flexible media gateway. In addition to its product suite, Cedar Point Communications provides training and comprehensive customer support services. The company caters to a diverse clientele, including information technology departments, network operators, cable operators, telecommunications carriers, enterprise customers, and educational institutions. Founded in 2000, Cedar Point Communications is headquartered in Derry, New Hampshire, with an additional office located in Meersburg, Germany.
Broadbus Technologies
Series B in 2004
Broadbus Technologies was a pioneering developer of memory-based systems for delivering video content, specializing in on-demand software solutions for communications service providers. The company focused on enabling the deployment of various on-demand television services, including video on-demand, time-shifted television, network-based digital video recording, and on-demand advertisement insertion. Broadbus Technologies was recognized for its innovative contributions to the video delivery landscape before being acquired by Motorola in July 2006 for $181 million.
IP Unity delivers a carrier grade services platform for enhanced voice and telephony applications over ATM, TDM and VoIP Networks. The company's media servers, applications servers, enhanced service applications, and application partners allow customers to quickly and cost effectively offer new services associated with next generation networks while protecting their investment in legacy systems.
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.
Airespace
Series C in 2003
Airespace is a market leader in the design and development of wireless networking platforms that support business-critical applications. The company's AireWave Director(TM) Software provides dynamic RF intelligence for network optimization, air tight security, seamless mobility, and support for real-time applications, such as voice. With Airespace, enterprises can maximize the value of mobility by putting the air space to work.
Mformation Software Technologies
Series C in 2003
Mformation Software Technologies, Inc. specializes in mobile device management software designed for mobile operators, service providers, and enterprises. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Edison, New Jersey, with additional offices in locations such as the United Kingdom, India, China, Japan, Northern Ireland, and Malaysia, the company offers the MFORMATION SERVICE MANAGER Suite. This integrated software solution includes features for provisioning and configuration, firmware management, application management, diagnostics and repair, security management, enterprise device management, and customer experience management. Mformation is recognized for its comprehensive approach to managing both mobile and Internet of Things devices, ensuring robust security and efficient operational management for its clients.
Cedar Point Communications
Series B in 2003
Cedar Point Communications specializes in integrated voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) and multimedia switching technologies tailored for the telecommunications industry, both for service providers and enterprises. The company's key offerings include SAFARI C3, a media switching system that facilitates the transition to Internet Protocol Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) architecture for converged networks, and SAFARI eMG, a flexible media gateway. In addition to its product suite, Cedar Point Communications provides training and comprehensive customer support services. The company caters to a diverse clientele, including information technology departments, network operators, cable operators, telecommunications carriers, enterprise customers, and educational institutions. Founded in 2000, Cedar Point Communications is headquartered in Derry, New Hampshire, with an additional office located in Meersburg, Germany.
Airespace
Series B in 2002
Airespace is a market leader in the design and development of wireless networking platforms that support business-critical applications. The company's AireWave Director(TM) Software provides dynamic RF intelligence for network optimization, air tight security, seamless mobility, and support for real-time applications, such as voice. With Airespace, enterprises can maximize the value of mobility by putting the air space to work.
Broadbus Technologies
Series A in 2002
Broadbus Technologies was a pioneering developer of memory-based systems for delivering video content, specializing in on-demand software solutions for communications service providers. The company focused on enabling the deployment of various on-demand television services, including video on-demand, time-shifted television, network-based digital video recording, and on-demand advertisement insertion. Broadbus Technologies was recognized for its innovative contributions to the video delivery landscape before being acquired by Motorola in July 2006 for $181 million.
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.
IP Unity delivers a carrier grade services platform for enhanced voice and telephony applications over ATM, TDM and VoIP Networks. The company's media servers, applications servers, enhanced service applications, and application partners allow customers to quickly and cost effectively offer new services associated with next generation networks while protecting their investment in legacy systems.
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.
Aurora Networks
Series B in 2002
Aurora Networks specializes in the development of optical transport equipment tailored for hybrid fiber coaxial (HFC) networks, which are widely utilized by cable television operators. The company focuses on creating advanced optical transport systems that facilitate the integration of digital broadband, voice, video, and data applications. Aurora's product offerings include headend and hub solutions, power supplies, special application back plates, CWDM Ethernet access systems, optical node products, Wi-Fi equipment, and field passives such as optical splitters and combiners. Additionally, they provide single-channel DWDM optical filters and optical mix modules, all designed to enhance the return on investment for broadband service providers.
Equipe Communications
Series C in 2002
Equipe Communications designs, develops, and markets asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) and multiprotocol label switching (MPLS) products to telecom carriers and service providers. The company's products assist local exchange carriers (ILECs) and interexchange carriers (IXCs) in transition from ATM architecture to IP/MPLS. The company also offers network management design, engineering, furnishing and installation, lifecycle tools, and rapid deployment services. Equipe Communications was founded in 1999 and is based in Acton, Massachusetts.
Cedar Point Communications
Series A in 2002
Cedar Point Communications specializes in integrated voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) and multimedia switching technologies tailored for the telecommunications industry, both for service providers and enterprises. The company's key offerings include SAFARI C3, a media switching system that facilitates the transition to Internet Protocol Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) architecture for converged networks, and SAFARI eMG, a flexible media gateway. In addition to its product suite, Cedar Point Communications provides training and comprehensive customer support services. The company caters to a diverse clientele, including information technology departments, network operators, cable operators, telecommunications carriers, enterprise customers, and educational institutions. Founded in 2000, Cedar Point Communications is headquartered in Derry, New Hampshire, with an additional office located in Meersburg, Germany.
NexVerse Networks
Venture Round in 2001
NexVerse Networks supplies generation softswitch solutions based on the ipVerse ControlSwitch platform. The company was founded in October 2001 and is based in San Jose, California.
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.
Mformation Software Technologies
Venture Round in 2001
Mformation Software Technologies, Inc. specializes in mobile device management software designed for mobile operators, service providers, and enterprises. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Edison, New Jersey, with additional offices in locations such as the United Kingdom, India, China, Japan, Northern Ireland, and Malaysia, the company offers the MFORMATION SERVICE MANAGER Suite. This integrated software solution includes features for provisioning and configuration, firmware management, application management, diagnostics and repair, security management, enterprise device management, and customer experience management. Mformation is recognized for its comprehensive approach to managing both mobile and Internet of Things devices, ensuring robust security and efficient operational management for its clients.
Aurora Networks
Series B in 2001
Aurora Networks specializes in the development of optical transport equipment tailored for hybrid fiber coaxial (HFC) networks, which are widely utilized by cable television operators. The company focuses on creating advanced optical transport systems that facilitate the integration of digital broadband, voice, video, and data applications. Aurora's product offerings include headend and hub solutions, power supplies, special application back plates, CWDM Ethernet access systems, optical node products, Wi-Fi equipment, and field passives such as optical splitters and combiners. Additionally, they provide single-channel DWDM optical filters and optical mix modules, all designed to enhance the return on investment for broadband service providers.
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.
Symmorphix
Series A in 2000
Symmorphix is a company focused on advancing optical networking technology through the development of next-generation Amplifying Planar Integrated Components (APICs). Utilizing a proprietary thin-film process, Symmorphix creates compact, distributed-amplification components designed to counteract optical signal loss and enhance the performance and scalability of optical networking equipment. Additionally, the company produces high-quality amorphous dielectric films suitable for various applications, including physical barriers, dielectrics, and optical layers. These films are manufactured using a unique wide-area, low-temperature physical vapor deposition process, allowing for a diverse range of material compositions.
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.
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 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.
Aurora Networks
Series A in 2000
Aurora Networks specializes in the development of optical transport equipment tailored for hybrid fiber coaxial (HFC) networks, which are widely utilized by cable television operators. The company focuses on creating advanced optical transport systems that facilitate the integration of digital broadband, voice, video, and data applications. Aurora's product offerings include headend and hub solutions, power supplies, special application back plates, CWDM Ethernet access systems, optical node products, Wi-Fi equipment, and field passives such as optical splitters and combiners. Additionally, they provide single-channel DWDM optical filters and optical mix modules, all designed to enhance the return on investment for broadband service providers.
Equipe Communications
Series B in 2000
Equipe Communications designs, develops, and markets asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) and multiprotocol label switching (MPLS) products to telecom carriers and service providers. The company's products assist local exchange carriers (ILECs) and interexchange carriers (IXCs) in transition from ATM architecture to IP/MPLS. The company also offers network management design, engineering, furnishing and installation, lifecycle tools, and rapid deployment services. Equipe Communications was founded in 1999 and is based in Acton, Massachusetts.
RiverDelta Networks
Series B in 2000
RiverDelta Networks is a developer of carrier-class broadband routing, switching and service management systems.
Looking Glass Networks
Private Equity Round in 2000
Looking Glass Networks, Inc. is a provider of data transport services that specializes in fast provisioning of SONET, wavelength, and Ethernet-based lit services, as well as high-capacity dark fiber and carrier-neutral colocation services for both carrier and enterprise customers. As a facilities-based company, it builds, owns, and operates metropolitan fiber optic networks across major U.S. metropolitan areas, covering approximately 2,000 route miles and connecting to around 215 buildings. Looking Glass Networks utilizes flexible optical and operational support systems to ensure rapid delivery and high-capacity connectivity. Its physically diverse infrastructure enables reliable connections to primary carrier hotels, ILEC Central Offices, and key enterprise buildings. With its protocol-agnostic platform, the company focuses on delivering tailored local network connectivity and flexible service options to address the substantial bandwidth requirements of its customers.
Mformation Software Technologies
Seed Round in 2000
Mformation Software Technologies, Inc. specializes in mobile device management software designed for mobile operators, service providers, and enterprises. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Edison, New Jersey, with additional offices in locations such as the United Kingdom, India, China, Japan, Northern Ireland, and Malaysia, the company offers the MFORMATION SERVICE MANAGER Suite. This integrated software solution includes features for provisioning and configuration, firmware management, application management, diagnostics and repair, security management, enterprise device management, and customer experience management. Mformation is recognized for its comprehensive approach to managing both mobile and Internet of Things devices, ensuring robust security and efficient operational management for its clients.
RiverDelta Networks
Series A in 1999
RiverDelta Networks is a developer of carrier-class broadband routing, switching and service management systems.
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.
Equipe Communications
Series A in 1999
Equipe Communications designs, develops, and markets asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) and multiprotocol label switching (MPLS) products to telecom carriers and service providers. The company's products assist local exchange carriers (ILECs) and interexchange carriers (IXCs) in transition from ATM architecture to IP/MPLS. The company also offers network management design, engineering, furnishing and installation, lifecycle tools, and rapid deployment services. Equipe Communications was founded in 1999 and is based in Acton, Massachusetts.
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.
Akamai Technologies
Series B in 1999
Akamai Technologies provides cloud services designed to enhance secure and high-performing user experiences across various devices and locations. The company operates a content delivery network that strategically places servers at the edges of networks, enabling its customers to deliver content more quickly and securely to their end users. With over 325,000 servers distributed across more than 4,100 locations in over 1,000 cities worldwide, Akamai ensures reliability and quality in content delivery. In addition to its core content delivery services, Akamai offers comprehensive security solutions and cloud computing capabilities, which have increasingly become a significant part of its business, outpacing traditional content delivery network services. By simplifying technology complexities, Akamai helps enterprises leverage opportunities in a rapidly evolving digital landscape while addressing challenges such as security threats and global reach.
Qtera Corporation, founded in 1988 by Fahri Diner, is headquartered in Boca Raton, Florida. The company specializes in the development of photonic transport systems designed for telecommunication service providers, including both new IP-based carriers and long-distance carriers. Qtera's innovative systems enable a cost-effective approach to bandwidth by eliminating the necessity for opto-electronic regeneration in ultra-high-capacity backbones. This technology enhances the efficiency and scalability of communication networks, positioning Qtera as a key player in the telecommunications infrastructure sector.
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.
Qtera Corporation, founded in 1988 by Fahri Diner, is headquartered in Boca Raton, Florida. The company specializes in the development of photonic transport systems designed for telecommunication service providers, including both new IP-based carriers and long-distance carriers. Qtera's innovative systems enable a cost-effective approach to bandwidth by eliminating the necessity for opto-electronic regeneration in ultra-high-capacity backbones. This technology enhances the efficiency and scalability of communication networks, positioning Qtera as a key player in the telecommunications infrastructure sector.
Qtera
Debt Financing in 1998
Qtera Corporation, founded in 1988 by Fahri Diner, is headquartered in Boca Raton, Florida. The company specializes in the development of photonic transport systems designed for telecommunication service providers, including both new IP-based carriers and long-distance carriers. Qtera's innovative systems enable a cost-effective approach to bandwidth by eliminating the necessity for opto-electronic regeneration in ultra-high-capacity backbones. This technology enhances the efficiency and scalability of communication networks, positioning Qtera as a key player in the telecommunications infrastructure sector.
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.