BDC

BDC Capital Inc., established in 1975, is a private equity and venture capital arm of the Business Development Bank of Canada. It specializes in direct and fund of funds investments, focusing on middle market, later stage, and emerging growth companies. BDC Capital provides a full spectrum of risk capital, from seed investments to transition capital, with a focus on early and development technology stage companies. It invests in healthcare, information technology, and industrial/energy/clean technology sectors across Canada, with a focus on Quebec, Ontario, and British Columbia. BDC Capital typically invests between CAD3 million and CAD35 million, preferring minority stakes and Board representation. It seeks to exit investments within three to five years through IPOs, strategic sales, or leveraged management buyouts.

Dinar Ahmed

Principal

Phil Anzarut

Partner, Co-Investment Fund

Réjean Asselin

Assistant Vice President, Portfolio Management - Growth and Transition Capital

Dominique Bélanger

Managing Partner, Co-Investments

Amine Benmoussa

Principal

Disha Bhargav

Associate Director, Fund Investment

Jeremy Billan

Partner, Growth Equity Partners

Ela Borenstein

Vice President, Venture Capital Incentivized Programs

Geoff J. Catherwood

Partner, Industrial, Clean and Energy Venture Fund

Cheri Corbett

Director

Kristina D'Amico

Director, Fund Investments

Saif Hashmi

Principal, Seed Fund and IT Venture Fund

Vivian Kan

Partner

Karim Kennedy

Director - Cleantech Practice

Leonard Kofman

Partner, Intellectual Property-Backed Financing

Siddartha Krishnan

Principal

Larry Lam

Partner, ICE Technology Venture Fund

Pascal Lanctot

Partner, Climate Tech Fund

Nicole Leite

Principal

Charles Lespérance

Partner

Mark Lunick

Senior Director, Growth and Transition Capital

Dion Madsen

Senior Managing Partner

Guillaume Mercier

Senior Vice President, Advisory Services and Business Strategy

Simon Mills

Director, Growth and Transition Capital

Claude Miron

Managing Partner - Growth Equity Partners

Anamika Mukherjee

Partner of Industrial, Clean and Energy Technology Venture Fund

Alison Nankivell

Vice President, Fund Investments and Global Scaling

Jean-François Pariseau

Partner

Jean-Philippe Poissant

Managing Director, Growth and Transition Capital

Salman Qadir

Associate Principal, Industrial, Clean and Energy (ICE) Technology Venture Fund

Karl Reckziegel

Senior Vice President

Lally Rementilla

Managing Partner

Susan Rohac

Managing Partner, Climate Tech Fund

Paul Ryan

Senior Director

Matt Stanley

Director, Cleantech Practice

Stephanie Tadros

Associate Director, Fund Investments

Zoltan Tompa

Director, Cleantech Practice

Ron Warburton

Managing Partner

Brian Whiteway

Senior Director, Growth and Transition Capital

Angelo Zeni

Managing Director, Growth and Transition Capital

Past deals in Wireless

Bonsai Micro

Seed Round in 2023
Bonsai Micro is a fabless semiconductor company that specializes in developing advanced network infrastructure for next-generation wireless networks. The company focuses on creating innovative wireless technology that enhances performance and energy efficiency. By leveraging expertise in radio frequency, millimeter-wave, mixed-signal, and machine-learning design techniques, Bonsai Micro provides solutions that help clients optimize their wireless networks.

GaN Systems

Venture Round in 2021
GaN Systems Inc. is a semiconductor company based in Ottawa, Canada, specializing in the development and manufacturing of gallium nitride power switching transistors. The company offers a variety of products, including 650 V and 100 V E-HEMT transistors and wireless power amplifiers, which are utilized in diverse applications such as consumer electronics, industrial systems, renewable energy sources, and transportation power conversion. GaN Systems aims to address significant challenges in power system efficiency and size limitations, enabling industries to reduce costs and enhance energy efficiency. The company serves a global market, including manufacturers in Japan, Taiwan, and China, with additional offices in Japan, China, and Germany. Established in 2008, GaN Systems continues to innovate in the clean technology power conversion sector.

Dejero

Venture Round in 2021
Dejero is a company that focuses on providing reliable video and networking solutions to ensure uninterrupted internet connectivity for critical communications. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Waterloo, Ontario, Dejero utilizes intelligent network aggregation technology to combine various telecommunication networks, including 4G/5G cellular, satellite, and fixed broadband. This approach results in a software-defined "network of networks" that enhances reliability, expands coverage, and increases bandwidth for its global clientele. Dejero specializes in routers and network blending software, enabling the transport of live and recorded video from cameras over multiple connections. This capability allows clients to broadcast live events and share feeds from remote locations, facilitating effective online collaboration and secure data exchange.

ecobee

Series C in 2018
ecobee, Inc. is a Canadian company based in Toronto that specializes in manufacturing Wi-Fi enabled smart thermostats and light automation equipment for both residential and commercial use. Founded in 2007, ecobee offers a range of products including the SmartThermostat with voice control, ecobee3 lite, SmartSensor, and ecobee Switch+. These devices allow users to customize temperature settings and manage their energy consumption remotely via a mobile application available on various platforms such as iOS and Android. By providing intelligent energy management solutions, ecobee aims to enhance comfort while promoting energy conservation, thus enabling customers to understand and reduce their energy usage effectively. The company sells its products primarily through online channels.

Innovere

Seed Round in 2018
Innovere Medical specializes in the development of wireless peripheral devices aimed at enhancing patient comfort during magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) examinations. The company’s innovative products deliver clear audio signals to patients and significantly reduce MRI noise to a background hum, thereby improving the overall experience. One of its key offerings, MRI-Voicelink, facilitates noiseless and wireless communication between clinicians both inside and outside the MRI suite. This technology not only fosters better communication among medical practitioners but also enhances patient involvement and alleviates anxiety during the imaging process. Through these advancements, Innovere Medical aims to improve the quality of MRI procedures and patient satisfaction.

Encycle

Venture Round in 2016
Encycle Corporation specializes in wireless electrical demand management solutions for commercial and industrial facilities. Based in Toronto with offices in California and the UK, the company offers automated demand response controllers that manage peak electrical demand across various building equipment types. Their products are installed directly or via distributors in California and New York, serving clients such as retail stores, office buildings, distribution centers, and food processing plants. Encycle's strategic partnership with Ayla Networks enhances its product offerings. Founded in 2005, the company changed its name from REGEN Energy Inc. to Encycle Corporation in 2015.

DERYtelecom

Venture Round in 2016
DERYtelecom Inc. is a telecommunications company based in La Baie, Quebec, specializing in cable distribution and a hybrid fiber network. Founded in 1954, the company offers a range of services, including Internet access, website hosting, and phone services, which have been deployed across most of its territories. DERYtelecom focuses on optimizing and expanding its cable network while also providing mobile, television, and ADSL services, catering to the communication needs of its customers in the Saguenay region.

Hortau

Series C in 2016
Hortau Inc. is a Canadian company specializing in wireless and web-based irrigation management systems, founded in 2002 by experts in agronomy and soil physics. The company designs and manufactures advanced irrigation solutions, including the WEB-TX4 Field Monitoring Stations, which collect vital soil and weather data, and the 1k Extended Range Sensor, a tensiometer that aids growers in managing irrigation in arid conditions. Hortau also offers Field Control Units for remote operation of irrigation valves and engines, alongside Irrolis, a cloud-based software that provides real-time data analysis for agricultural operations. Additionally, the company produces various sensors for soil tension and environmental conditions, as well as comprehensive Weather Stations to monitor climatic factors affecting crop health. With operations in the United States and a focus on enhancing crop production while reducing water and energy use, Hortau aims to support farmers in optimizing yield and productivity.

CENX

Series D in 2015
Cenx, Inc. is a provider of service orchestration solutions for mobile, wireline, cable, and cloud data center service providers, operating in Canada and internationally. Founded in 2009 and based in Ottawa, Cenx specializes in software that automates the lifecycle management of data services across various network infrastructures, including network functions virtualization and software-defined networking. Its flagship product, the Cortx Service Orchestrator, streamlines processes such as ordering, provisioning, monitoring, and assuring data connectivity services. Cenx's offerings encompass mobile backhaul, enterprise connectivity, and cloud exchange, among others. The company also provides professional services, including data audits, cloud-based automated access ordering, installation, integration, and training, along with technical support for product-related inquiries and software maintenance. Additionally, Cenx plays a crucial role in the development of Carrier Ethernet standards, having received recognition for its innovation in the industry. The company serves tier 1 service providers and has operations in Canada, the United Kingdom, and Hong Kong.

Hortau

Venture Round in 2015
Hortau Inc. is a Canadian company specializing in wireless and web-based irrigation management systems, founded in 2002 by experts in agronomy and soil physics. The company designs and manufactures advanced irrigation solutions, including the WEB-TX4 Field Monitoring Stations, which collect vital soil and weather data, and the 1k Extended Range Sensor, a tensiometer that aids growers in managing irrigation in arid conditions. Hortau also offers Field Control Units for remote operation of irrigation valves and engines, alongside Irrolis, a cloud-based software that provides real-time data analysis for agricultural operations. Additionally, the company produces various sensors for soil tension and environmental conditions, as well as comprehensive Weather Stations to monitor climatic factors affecting crop health. With operations in the United States and a focus on enhancing crop production while reducing water and energy use, Hortau aims to support farmers in optimizing yield and productivity.

GaN Systems

Series C in 2015
GaN Systems Inc. is a semiconductor company based in Ottawa, Canada, specializing in the development and manufacturing of gallium nitride power switching transistors. The company offers a variety of products, including 650 V and 100 V E-HEMT transistors and wireless power amplifiers, which are utilized in diverse applications such as consumer electronics, industrial systems, renewable energy sources, and transportation power conversion. GaN Systems aims to address significant challenges in power system efficiency and size limitations, enabling industries to reduce costs and enhance energy efficiency. The company serves a global market, including manufacturers in Japan, Taiwan, and China, with additional offices in Japan, China, and Germany. Established in 2008, GaN Systems continues to innovate in the clean technology power conversion sector.

Encycle

Series B in 2014
Encycle Corporation specializes in wireless electrical demand management solutions for commercial and industrial facilities. Based in Toronto with offices in California and the UK, the company offers automated demand response controllers that manage peak electrical demand across various building equipment types. Their products are installed directly or via distributors in California and New York, serving clients such as retail stores, office buildings, distribution centers, and food processing plants. Encycle's strategic partnership with Ayla Networks enhances its product offerings. Founded in 2005, the company changed its name from REGEN Energy Inc. to Encycle Corporation in 2015.

BLiNQ Networks

Series B in 2014
BLINQ Networks Inc. specializes in non-line-of-sight (NLOS) wireless backhaul solutions designed for outdoor small cell networks. The company offers a range of products, including the X-1200, a dual-band point-to-multipoint adaptive wireless backhaul system that supports both licensed and unlicensed bands, and the X-100, a point-to-multipoint wireless bridge for carrier-grade service in NLOS environments. Additionally, BLINQ provides NodeB backhaul systems that facilitate high-capacity Ethernet links with network timing and quality of service features, along with last mile fiber and microwave extension solutions. Founded in 2008 and based in Plano, Texas, BLINQ Networks was previously known as Velocity Acquisition, Inc. and operates as a subsidiary of Communication Components Inc. The company's experienced management team, with a strong background in wireless technologies, aims to address the growing demand for capacity in mobile internet services.

Encycle

Series B in 2014
Encycle Corporation specializes in wireless electrical demand management solutions for commercial and industrial facilities. Based in Toronto with offices in California and the UK, the company offers automated demand response controllers that manage peak electrical demand across various building equipment types. Their products are installed directly or via distributors in California and New York, serving clients such as retail stores, office buildings, distribution centers, and food processing plants. Encycle's strategic partnership with Ayla Networks enhances its product offerings. Founded in 2005, the company changed its name from REGEN Energy Inc. to Encycle Corporation in 2015.

BLiNQ Networks

Series B in 2012
BLINQ Networks Inc. specializes in non-line-of-sight (NLOS) wireless backhaul solutions designed for outdoor small cell networks. The company offers a range of products, including the X-1200, a dual-band point-to-multipoint adaptive wireless backhaul system that supports both licensed and unlicensed bands, and the X-100, a point-to-multipoint wireless bridge for carrier-grade service in NLOS environments. Additionally, BLINQ provides NodeB backhaul systems that facilitate high-capacity Ethernet links with network timing and quality of service features, along with last mile fiber and microwave extension solutions. Founded in 2008 and based in Plano, Texas, BLINQ Networks was previously known as Velocity Acquisition, Inc. and operates as a subsidiary of Communication Components Inc. The company's experienced management team, with a strong background in wireless technologies, aims to address the growing demand for capacity in mobile internet services.

Encycle

Venture Round in 2012
Encycle Corporation specializes in wireless electrical demand management solutions for commercial and industrial facilities. Based in Toronto with offices in California and the UK, the company offers automated demand response controllers that manage peak electrical demand across various building equipment types. Their products are installed directly or via distributors in California and New York, serving clients such as retail stores, office buildings, distribution centers, and food processing plants. Encycle's strategic partnership with Ayla Networks enhances its product offerings. Founded in 2005, the company changed its name from REGEN Energy Inc. to Encycle Corporation in 2015.

Encycle

Venture Round in 2011
Encycle Corporation specializes in wireless electrical demand management solutions for commercial and industrial facilities. Based in Toronto with offices in California and the UK, the company offers automated demand response controllers that manage peak electrical demand across various building equipment types. Their products are installed directly or via distributors in California and New York, serving clients such as retail stores, office buildings, distribution centers, and food processing plants. Encycle's strategic partnership with Ayla Networks enhances its product offerings. Founded in 2005, the company changed its name from REGEN Energy Inc. to Encycle Corporation in 2015.

CML Versatel

Venture Round in 2011
CML Versatel develops communications systems.

BLiNQ Networks

Series A in 2011
BLINQ Networks Inc. specializes in non-line-of-sight (NLOS) wireless backhaul solutions designed for outdoor small cell networks. The company offers a range of products, including the X-1200, a dual-band point-to-multipoint adaptive wireless backhaul system that supports both licensed and unlicensed bands, and the X-100, a point-to-multipoint wireless bridge for carrier-grade service in NLOS environments. Additionally, BLINQ provides NodeB backhaul systems that facilitate high-capacity Ethernet links with network timing and quality of service features, along with last mile fiber and microwave extension solutions. Founded in 2008 and based in Plano, Texas, BLINQ Networks was previously known as Velocity Acquisition, Inc. and operates as a subsidiary of Communication Components Inc. The company's experienced management team, with a strong background in wireless technologies, aims to address the growing demand for capacity in mobile internet services.

Vantrix

Venture Round in 2010
Vantrix Corporation, acquired by Like Minded Entertainment in 2019, specializes in integrated media processing software tailored for video service providers and mobile operators. Headquartered in Montreal, Canada, with additional offices in London, Dubai, and Hong Kong, Vantrix offers a comprehensive media platform that enables the delivery of multi-screen video content while optimizing for performance and cost. Their solutions include virtualized video processing with GPU capabilities, multimedia messaging optimization, and a centralized management dashboard for overseeing virtual applications and physical infrastructure. With deployments in over 65 networks globally, Vantrix aims to meet the evolving demands of digital content delivery across various connected devices. Founded in 1994, the company was previously known as VoiceAge Networks Corporation.

CareWorx

Venture Round in 2010
CareWorx is a provider of advanced technology hardware, cloud products and related services to senior care facilities leveraging a strategic partnership with PointClickCare® – the market-leader in Electronic Health Records (EHR) software for senior care. CareWorx provides customers with focused expertise, wireless networking and out-of-the-box point-of-care and mobile technology designed specifically for use in senior care.

Wavesat

Venture Round in 2009
Wavesat specializes in advanced semiconductor solutions for mobile broadband, catering to leading carrier and mobile device manufacturers. The company provides technology that supports the deployment of various broadband wireless technologies, including WiMAX Wave2 and XG-PHS, while facilitating a seamless transition to future 4G technologies such as LTE. Wavesat's innovative multimode 4G architecture and cost-effective platforms combine software and reference designs, offering superior technical support and highly integrated, power-efficient solutions. This approach enables mobile device manufacturers to optimize their investments, minimize development time and risk, and accelerate their time-to-market with industry-leading performance and integration.

Zeugma Systems

Series B in 2007
Zeugma Systems is a privately held company that specializes in telecommunications equipment and applications for broadband service providers. The company offers the Zeugma Services Node, a service delivery router that consolidates extensive computing resources with advanced capacity and awareness of both services and subscribers in a robust, fully redundant system. This innovative equipment enables service providers to swiftly prototype and launch new revenue-generating services, monitor session flows at a granular level, and manage individual session flows to enforce quality of service policies. Additionally, Zeugma Systems provides Zeugma OSS for configuration and health management of their systems, and Smart Series Applications, which enhance various services like video on demand and voice over IP. Their solutions also support usage-based billing frameworks, reducing the need for multiple edge devices while facilitating standard broadband aggregation and subscriber management functions.

Vantrix

Series B in 2007
Vantrix Corporation, acquired by Like Minded Entertainment in 2019, specializes in integrated media processing software tailored for video service providers and mobile operators. Headquartered in Montreal, Canada, with additional offices in London, Dubai, and Hong Kong, Vantrix offers a comprehensive media platform that enables the delivery of multi-screen video content while optimizing for performance and cost. Their solutions include virtualized video processing with GPU capabilities, multimedia messaging optimization, and a centralized management dashboard for overseeing virtual applications and physical infrastructure. With deployments in over 65 networks globally, Vantrix aims to meet the evolving demands of digital content delivery across various connected devices. Founded in 1994, the company was previously known as VoiceAge Networks Corporation.

Zeligsoft

Series B in 2007
Zeligsoft, Inc. is a software development company based in Gatineau, Canada, founded in 2002. It specializes in creating engineering tools tailored for developers, testers, architects, and integrators across various industries. Zeligsoft offers a system-centric software development environment particularly focused on multicore and multiprocessor systems, addressing the unique challenges of heterogeneous system design. Its product offerings include Zeligsoft CE, which caters to platform-aware development, as well as solutions for software-defined radio and communications architecture. The company also provides professional services, including software tool development, consulting, and education, alongside its Papyrus modeling tool distributions. Zeligsoft serves a diverse range of sectors, such as telecommunications, military, aerospace, and multimedia, with specific market activities in South Korea and Japan.

Sirific Wireless

Series C in 2007
Sirific Wireless is a semiconductor company specializing in the design and development of CMOS RF transceivers for the wireless communications market. Founded in 2000, the company is headquartered in Richardson, Texas, with additional offices in Waterloo, Canada, and Seoul, Korea. Sirific Wireless offers a range of products, including monolithic multi-mode wireless designs, digital direct conversion products, and Harmony-direct upconversion transmitters. Its NEXUS platform integrates multiple wireless standards such as HSDPA, WCDMA, EDGE, GPRS, and GSM, providing on-chip receive diversity for transceivers suitable for multi-mode and multi-band wireless applications.

Wavesat

Venture Round in 2006
Wavesat specializes in advanced semiconductor solutions for mobile broadband, catering to leading carrier and mobile device manufacturers. The company provides technology that supports the deployment of various broadband wireless technologies, including WiMAX Wave2 and XG-PHS, while facilitating a seamless transition to future 4G technologies such as LTE. Wavesat's innovative multimode 4G architecture and cost-effective platforms combine software and reference designs, offering superior technical support and highly integrated, power-efficient solutions. This approach enables mobile device manufacturers to optimize their investments, minimize development time and risk, and accelerate their time-to-market with industry-leading performance and integration.

BelAir Networks

Series D in 2006
BelAir Networks specializes in providing advanced wireless networking equipment that is utilized by major service providers such as AT&T, Comcast, and Time Warner Cable. The company's offerings include indoor access points, outdoor picocell base stations, and comprehensive control and management systems, all designed to enable the deployment of high-performance, scalable, and flexible wireless networks. These solutions are particularly valuable for service providers looking to capitalize on the rapid growth of mobile data usage and applications. BelAir Networks also focuses on high-performance video surveillance networks, enterprise WLAN, and public Wi-Fi hotspots, utilizing a patented switched mesh architecture to ensure reliability and flexibility. Founded in 2002 and privately held, the company has garnered support from investment entities including Comcast Interactive Capital and T-Mobile Venture Fund.

Zeugma Systems

Series A in 2006
Zeugma Systems is a privately held company that specializes in telecommunications equipment and applications for broadband service providers. The company offers the Zeugma Services Node, a service delivery router that consolidates extensive computing resources with advanced capacity and awareness of both services and subscribers in a robust, fully redundant system. This innovative equipment enables service providers to swiftly prototype and launch new revenue-generating services, monitor session flows at a granular level, and manage individual session flows to enforce quality of service policies. Additionally, Zeugma Systems provides Zeugma OSS for configuration and health management of their systems, and Smart Series Applications, which enhance various services like video on demand and voice over IP. Their solutions also support usage-based billing frameworks, reducing the need for multiple edge devices while facilitating standard broadband aggregation and subscriber management functions.

BelAir Networks

Series C in 2005
BelAir Networks specializes in providing advanced wireless networking equipment that is utilized by major service providers such as AT&T, Comcast, and Time Warner Cable. The company's offerings include indoor access points, outdoor picocell base stations, and comprehensive control and management systems, all designed to enable the deployment of high-performance, scalable, and flexible wireless networks. These solutions are particularly valuable for service providers looking to capitalize on the rapid growth of mobile data usage and applications. BelAir Networks also focuses on high-performance video surveillance networks, enterprise WLAN, and public Wi-Fi hotspots, utilizing a patented switched mesh architecture to ensure reliability and flexibility. Founded in 2002 and privately held, the company has garnered support from investment entities including Comcast Interactive Capital and T-Mobile Venture Fund.

Colubris Networks

Series C in 2005
Colubris Networks specializes in providing wireless local area network solutions tailored for enterprises and service providers. The company's offerings include the Colubris Wireless MultiService Access Points, which facilitate the establishment of wireless networks with direct source-to-destination traffic forwarding. Additionally, Colubris Networks offers a Wireless Client Bridge that converts non-wireless infrastructure devices into wireless-ready mobile equipment. To further enhance network management, the company provides MultiService Controllers that oversee the configuration and operation of wireless networks. Through these products, Colubris Networks aims to streamline and optimize wireless connectivity for its clients.

Vantrix

Series A in 2005
Vantrix Corporation, acquired by Like Minded Entertainment in 2019, specializes in integrated media processing software tailored for video service providers and mobile operators. Headquartered in Montreal, Canada, with additional offices in London, Dubai, and Hong Kong, Vantrix offers a comprehensive media platform that enables the delivery of multi-screen video content while optimizing for performance and cost. Their solutions include virtualized video processing with GPU capabilities, multimedia messaging optimization, and a centralized management dashboard for overseeing virtual applications and physical infrastructure. With deployments in over 65 networks globally, Vantrix aims to meet the evolving demands of digital content delivery across various connected devices. Founded in 1994, the company was previously known as VoiceAge Networks Corporation.

Netistix Technologies

Venture Round in 2005
Netistix Technologies specializes in developing a wireless fleet management system designed to enhance operational efficiency and productivity for fleet operators. By providing innovative solutions for fleet management, the company aims to streamline operations and reduce costs associated with fleet logistics. Through its technology, Netistix Technologies addresses the needs of businesses seeking to optimize their fleet performance and improve overall management processes.

SiGe Semiconductor

Venture Round in 2005
SiGe Semiconductor, Inc. is a fabless semiconductor company that specializes in designing and manufacturing radio frequency (RF) integrated circuits and multi-chip modules for the wireless consumer electronics market. The company provides a range of products, including wireless LAN front end modules, dual band front end modules, discrete power amplifiers, WiMAX power amplifiers, GPS radio integrated circuits, GPS receivers, and Bluetooth power amplifiers. SiGe Semiconductor distributes its RF solutions through a network of distributors, catering to computing, home entertainment, and mobile device applications across regions including Asia, Europe, the Middle East, and North America.

TenXc Wireless

Series A in 2004
TenXc Wireless specializes in designing and supplying wireless access systems and antenna products for major wireless operators globally. The company focuses on manufacturing wideband bi-sector arrays, which enhance network performance, spectral efficiency, and coverage. These products also provide clients with the flexibility to target specific network hotspots and develop new networks, thereby supporting the growing demands of wireless mobility applications.

Wavesat

Venture Round in 2004
Wavesat specializes in advanced semiconductor solutions for mobile broadband, catering to leading carrier and mobile device manufacturers. The company provides technology that supports the deployment of various broadband wireless technologies, including WiMAX Wave2 and XG-PHS, while facilitating a seamless transition to future 4G technologies such as LTE. Wavesat's innovative multimode 4G architecture and cost-effective platforms combine software and reference designs, offering superior technical support and highly integrated, power-efficient solutions. This approach enables mobile device manufacturers to optimize their investments, minimize development time and risk, and accelerate their time-to-market with industry-leading performance and integration.

Sirific Wireless

Series B in 2004
Sirific Wireless is a semiconductor company specializing in the design and development of CMOS RF transceivers for the wireless communications market. Founded in 2000, the company is headquartered in Richardson, Texas, with additional offices in Waterloo, Canada, and Seoul, Korea. Sirific Wireless offers a range of products, including monolithic multi-mode wireless designs, digital direct conversion products, and Harmony-direct upconversion transmitters. Its NEXUS platform integrates multiple wireless standards such as HSDPA, WCDMA, EDGE, GPRS, and GSM, providing on-chip receive diversity for transceivers suitable for multi-mode and multi-band wireless applications.

BelAir Networks

Series B in 2003
BelAir Networks specializes in providing advanced wireless networking equipment that is utilized by major service providers such as AT&T, Comcast, and Time Warner Cable. The company's offerings include indoor access points, outdoor picocell base stations, and comprehensive control and management systems, all designed to enable the deployment of high-performance, scalable, and flexible wireless networks. These solutions are particularly valuable for service providers looking to capitalize on the rapid growth of mobile data usage and applications. BelAir Networks also focuses on high-performance video surveillance networks, enterprise WLAN, and public Wi-Fi hotspots, utilizing a patented switched mesh architecture to ensure reliability and flexibility. Founded in 2002 and privately held, the company has garnered support from investment entities including Comcast Interactive Capital and T-Mobile Venture Fund.

Dyaptive Networks

Venture Round in 2003
Dyaptive Networks provides wireless testing equipment

BelAir Networks

Series A in 2002
BelAir Networks specializes in providing advanced wireless networking equipment that is utilized by major service providers such as AT&T, Comcast, and Time Warner Cable. The company's offerings include indoor access points, outdoor picocell base stations, and comprehensive control and management systems, all designed to enable the deployment of high-performance, scalable, and flexible wireless networks. These solutions are particularly valuable for service providers looking to capitalize on the rapid growth of mobile data usage and applications. BelAir Networks also focuses on high-performance video surveillance networks, enterprise WLAN, and public Wi-Fi hotspots, utilizing a patented switched mesh architecture to ensure reliability and flexibility. Founded in 2002 and privately held, the company has garnered support from investment entities including Comcast Interactive Capital and T-Mobile Venture Fund.

Sirific Wireless

Venture Round in 2002
Sirific Wireless is a semiconductor company specializing in the design and development of CMOS RF transceivers for the wireless communications market. Founded in 2000, the company is headquartered in Richardson, Texas, with additional offices in Waterloo, Canada, and Seoul, Korea. Sirific Wireless offers a range of products, including monolithic multi-mode wireless designs, digital direct conversion products, and Harmony-direct upconversion transmitters. Its NEXUS platform integrates multiple wireless standards such as HSDPA, WCDMA, EDGE, GPRS, and GSM, providing on-chip receive diversity for transceivers suitable for multi-mode and multi-band wireless applications.

Atmos Corp.

Series A in 2001
ATMOS is a semiconductor memory company that focuses on creating embedded memory solutions for system-on-a-chip (SoC) applications. ATMOS offers silicon-proven memory cores to customers in the networking, wireless, graphics and imaging industries that require very large on-chip memory.

Colubris Networks

Series A in 2001
Colubris Networks specializes in providing wireless local area network solutions tailored for enterprises and service providers. The company's offerings include the Colubris Wireless MultiService Access Points, which facilitate the establishment of wireless networks with direct source-to-destination traffic forwarding. Additionally, Colubris Networks offers a Wireless Client Bridge that converts non-wireless infrastructure devices into wireless-ready mobile equipment. To further enhance network management, the company provides MultiService Controllers that oversee the configuration and operation of wireless networks. Through these products, Colubris Networks aims to streamline and optimize wireless connectivity for its clients.

Wavesat

Venture Round in 1997
Wavesat specializes in advanced semiconductor solutions for mobile broadband, catering to leading carrier and mobile device manufacturers. The company provides technology that supports the deployment of various broadband wireless technologies, including WiMAX Wave2 and XG-PHS, while facilitating a seamless transition to future 4G technologies such as LTE. Wavesat's innovative multimode 4G architecture and cost-effective platforms combine software and reference designs, offering superior technical support and highly integrated, power-efficient solutions. This approach enables mobile device manufacturers to optimize their investments, minimize development time and risk, and accelerate their time-to-market with industry-leading performance and integration.
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