Celtic House Venture Partners

Celtic House Venture Partners is an independent Canadian investment firm that has been active in the technology and innovation sectors since 1994. With a strong emphasis on collaboration, Celtic House partners with management teams and repeat entrepreneurs to nurture technology companies from their inception to successful exits. The firm has a proven track record, having facilitated 25 initial public offerings and numerous acquisitions. Operating from offices in Toronto and Ottawa, Celtic House focuses on investments primarily in Canada and the United States, leveraging the deep domain expertise of its partners to deliver superior financial returns.

David Adderley

Partner

Brian Antonen

Partner

Alo Brake

General Partner

Tom Valis

Managing Partner

104 past transactions

Quadshift

Venture Round in 2025
Quadshift is a venture builder firm established in 2017 and based in Toronto, Canada. The company specializes in acquiring and developing B2B software companies within niche vertical markets. By leveraging its expertise in finance, sales, marketing, creative, engineering, and management, Quadshift aims to create new opportunities and enhance customer value. The firm is dedicated to transforming commerce across various industries through the provision of world-class SaaS solutions.

UniUni

Series C in 2024
UniUni is a developer of a B2B delivery services platform focused on enhancing shipping solutions for the e-commerce and logistics sectors. The company utilizes innovative technology to automate the package sorting process and facilitate efficient last-mile delivery. By providing reliable, cost-effective, and flexible services, UniUni enables e-commerce businesses to thrive by ensuring that products are safely delivered directly to consumers' doorsteps. Its approach positions UniUni as a key player in the evolving landscape of delivery services in North America.

Raven Connected

Series A in 2024
Raven Connected specializes in vehicle tracking and driver monitoring solutions aimed at improving safety and efficiency in transportation. The company develops a comprehensive video telematics device that enables real-time monitoring of road conditions and vehicle security. Its technology includes a range of features such as in-vehicle video cameras, telematics capturing through OBD, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, GPS, and motion sensors. This always-connected system allows employers to remotely oversee drivers and their vehicles, enhancing operational oversight and safety.

UniUni

Series C in 2024
UniUni is a developer of a B2B delivery services platform focused on enhancing shipping solutions for the e-commerce and logistics sectors. The company utilizes innovative technology to automate the package sorting process and facilitate efficient last-mile delivery. By providing reliable, cost-effective, and flexible services, UniUni enables e-commerce businesses to thrive by ensuring that products are safely delivered directly to consumers' doorsteps. Its approach positions UniUni as a key player in the evolving landscape of delivery services in North America.

UniUni

Series B in 2023
UniUni is a developer of a B2B delivery services platform focused on enhancing shipping solutions for the e-commerce and logistics sectors. The company utilizes innovative technology to automate the package sorting process and facilitate efficient last-mile delivery. By providing reliable, cost-effective, and flexible services, UniUni enables e-commerce businesses to thrive by ensuring that products are safely delivered directly to consumers' doorsteps. Its approach positions UniUni as a key player in the evolving landscape of delivery services in North America.

Snappy

Series A in 2023
Snappy is a developer of restaurant management technology that focuses on enhancing customer engagement and business productivity. The company offers a platform that includes custom-branded mobile apps and websites, as well as features such as table management, customer relationship management, customer analytics, online ordering, and payment processing. By integrating these functions, Snappy enables restaurants to improve operational efficiency and expand their market reach.

FlashIntel

Seed Round in 2023
FlashIntel is a premier go-to-market Intelligence firm that helps revenue teams improve ability to locate and engage with client profiles.

Raven Telemetry

Series A in 2023
Raven Telemetry Inc. is a Canadian company, founded in 2013 and based in Ottawa, that specializes in artificial intelligence-powered manufacturing management software solutions. The company offers a suite of tools, including Raven Sense, Raven Brain, and Raven Flight, which work together to enhance manufacturing efficiency. Raven Sense integrates with existing systems to collect critical performance data such as uptime, downtime, and production rates. Raven Brain utilizes artificial intelligence to analyze this data and optimize operations, while Raven Flight delivers real-time alerts and visualizations to guide decision-making. By leveraging mobile hardware, software, and cloud-based analytics, Raven Telemetry aims to improve profitability for manufacturers without necessitating changes to their workforce or machinery. The company primarily serves the manufacturing sector, providing actionable insights and recommendations that enable plant managers and operators to enhance productivity and operational effectiveness.

UniUni

Series A in 2023
UniUni is a developer of a B2B delivery services platform focused on enhancing shipping solutions for the e-commerce and logistics sectors. The company utilizes innovative technology to automate the package sorting process and facilitate efficient last-mile delivery. By providing reliable, cost-effective, and flexible services, UniUni enables e-commerce businesses to thrive by ensuring that products are safely delivered directly to consumers' doorsteps. Its approach positions UniUni as a key player in the evolving landscape of delivery services in North America.

Snappy

Pre Seed Round in 2021
Snappy is a developer of restaurant management technology that focuses on enhancing customer engagement and business productivity. The company offers a platform that includes custom-branded mobile apps and websites, as well as features such as table management, customer relationship management, customer analytics, online ordering, and payment processing. By integrating these functions, Snappy enables restaurants to improve operational efficiency and expand their market reach.

Snappy

Venture Round in 2021
Snappy is a developer of restaurant management technology that focuses on enhancing customer engagement and business productivity. The company offers a platform that includes custom-branded mobile apps and websites, as well as features such as table management, customer relationship management, customer analytics, online ordering, and payment processing. By integrating these functions, Snappy enables restaurants to improve operational efficiency and expand their market reach.

Creative Layer

Seed Round in 2021
Creative Layer is a company focused on providing web3 tools that enable creators to explore new revenue opportunities within the metaverse. The platform simplifies the workflow for personalized product businesses, empowering content creators to access innovative tools that enhance income generation. By allowing clients to mint their own three-dimensional NFT digital wearable collections, Creative Layer facilitates the creation and monetization of unique digital assets, thereby supporting creators in maximizing their earning potential.

ShopperPlus

Series A in 2021
ShopperPlus is an e-commerce platform selling office supplies, electronics, lifestyle, kitchen utensils, and various other categories. The platform tailors targeted product recommendations based on individual purchase patterns and seasonality, with more than 30 percent of goods produced in Canada. Besides providing 24-hour customer support, the company also ensures that all orders filed before 2 p.m. are shipped on the same day, guaranteeing next-day delivery for at least half of its customers.

Merqueo

Series C in 2021
Merqueo is a Colombian company founded in 2017, specializing in the delivery of groceries and home essentials. Operating from its own dark-store infrastructure, Merqueo offers a wide selection of products ranging from fresh fruits and vegetables to household items and personal care products. Customers can choose from 2,000 to 10,000 items, including frozen foods, dairy products, pharmaceuticals, and spirits, all available through its user-friendly website and mobile application. By providing home delivery services, Merqueo aims to offer convenience and affordability in grocery shopping for its users. The company is headquartered in Bogotá, Colombia.

Nuvyyo

Series B in 2020
Nuvyyo Inc., founded in 2010 and based in Kanata, Canada, specializes in electronic solutions that enhance the home media experience for consumers in the U.S. and Canada. The company is best known for its Tablo product, launched in 2014, which is the first app-enabled digital video recorder (DVR) designed for over-the-air (OTA) television. Tablo enables users to discover, watch, and record free HDTV from their antenna on various devices, providing flexibility and accessibility for viewing. Additionally, Nuvyyo offers JetStreamHD, a mobile media solution that streams live TV, videos, songs, and photos to iPads, along with a Mobile Media Adapter that facilitates connectivity to home networks. The company's products are available online and through application stores, catering to a growing audience seeking innovative media solutions.

Doorr

Seed Round in 2020
Doorr Inc. is a company that designs and develops a digital mortgage platform aimed at simplifying the mortgage process for brokers, agents, and financial institutions. Founded in 2018 and based in Toronto, Canada, the platform facilitates seamless collaboration between brokers and their clients on various mortgage-related activities, including pre-approvals, refinances, and purchases. By providing a centralized location for document management and support, Doorr enhances efficiency and reduces barriers associated with data access and sharing. The platform also includes features like data visualization and customizable websites, digitizing the entire experience from the initial application to final approval. As of October 2020, Doorr operates as a subsidiary of D+H Limited Partnership.

Coherent Path

Venture Round in 2019
Coherent Path Inc., established in 2012 and headquartered in Waltham, Massachusetts, specializes in providing advanced analytics solutions for retailers aimed at enhancing customer understanding and engagement. The company's flagship offering leverages sophisticated mathematical concepts from hyperbolic geometry and dynamics to analyze a retailer’s product space and customer behavior. This science-driven approach enables retailers to personalize the customer journey across various channels, increasing revenue, driving engagement, and fostering loyalty. Unlike traditional recommendation tools, Coherent Path helps retailers identify optimal strategies for each customer, thereby maximizing lifetime value and differentiating their brand in the market.

Corsa

Series C in 2018
Corsa Security specializes in network security virtualization, providing a platform that allows large enterprises and service providers to effectively scale their traffic inspection capabilities, including SSL/TLS encrypted traffic. By employing a private cloud approach, Corsa's solution enhances visibility and enables the horizontal scaling of security services, such as firewalls. This flexibility allows clients to easily expand their network security as their bandwidth demands grow, all while maintaining a lower total cost of ownership. Corsa's Red Armor service model allows customers to subscribe based on their specific traffic inspection needs, facilitating a pay-as-you-grow approach that alleviates infrastructure management concerns.

Auvik Networks

Series C in 2018
Auvik Networks is a company that specializes in cloud-based network management software designed to optimize the performance of IT networks globally. Its platform simplifies and automates network management, enhancing the efficiency and capacity of IT teams while minimizing network-related risks. Auvik provides tools for remote monitoring and management, along with visual representations that enable enterprises to easily configure, monitor, and manage their network devices and applications. Recognized as one of the fastest-growing technology companies in North America, Auvik has received accolades such as the Deloitte Technology Fast 50 and was ranked as the #1 Canadian company in the FT Americas’ Fastest Growing Companies 2020.

Klashwerks

Seed Round in 2018
Klashwerks Inc., operating under the name Raven, is a Canadian company based in Ottawa that specializes in manufacturing advanced security systems for vehicles. Founded in 2015, Klashwerks produces an always-on camera system that connects drivers to their cars, enabling them to monitor road conditions, enhance auto security, and track the location of other family members. This technology integrates various features, including cameras, navigation, and diagnostics, all accessible through a mobile app. The company's team comprises experts in system architecture, hardware design, software development, and logistics, all dedicated to advancing disruptive technology in the automotive sector.

CanvasPop

Series A in 2018
CanvasPop LLC is a prominent provider of personalized photo art and gifts, specializing in on-demand printing services. Founded in 2009 and based in Las Vegas, Nevada, the company offers a variety of products including canvas prints, framed prints, photo collages, magnets, and decorative pillows. CanvasPop aims to enhance customer experience through high-quality products and exceptional support, catering to individual preferences by allowing users to upload images from various sources. With facilities in the United States and Canada, the company serves over 450,000 customers and provides shipping options across the European Union, ensuring a broad reach for its innovative offerings.

Auvik Networks

Series B in 2017
Auvik Networks is a company that specializes in cloud-based network management software designed to optimize the performance of IT networks globally. Its platform simplifies and automates network management, enhancing the efficiency and capacity of IT teams while minimizing network-related risks. Auvik provides tools for remote monitoring and management, along with visual representations that enable enterprises to easily configure, monitor, and manage their network devices and applications. Recognized as one of the fastest-growing technology companies in North America, Auvik has received accolades such as the Deloitte Technology Fast 50 and was ranked as the #1 Canadian company in the FT Americas’ Fastest Growing Companies 2020.

Envenio

Venture Round in 2017
Envenio Inc. specializes in developing computational fluid dynamics (CFD) software designed for diverse applications, including aircraft and cruise ship design, wind farm and ocean energy feasibility, and yacht prototyping. The company offers EXN/Aero, an engineering fluid simulation software optimized for hybrid CPU/GPU computing, which enhances simulation speed and accuracy. Envenio's software is applicable in various sectors such as automotive, aerospace, and environmental flow management, providing tools for particle spraying, materials processing, and hydrodynamic analysis. Their platform comprises a meshing tool, a solver, a post-processing tool, and file storage, catering to industrial users and CFD service providers. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in Fredericton, Canada, Envenio operates as a subsidiary of JUUL Labs, Inc. since 2018. The company leverages advancements in computing technology to deliver fast and cost-effective CFD solutions through cloud-based services, thus meeting the growing demand for efficient engineering simulations.

FileFacets

Series A in 2016
FileFacets offers a cloud-based data analytics and content migration platform that enables businesses to effectively manage and migrate data. Its solution automates the categorization of data and the attribution of file metadata, facilitating the seamless migration of unstructured content from various sources into structured enterprise content management systems. By employing advanced algorithms, FileFacets simplifies the process of locating critical data and can scan files without interruption, identifying duplicate files prior to migration. The platform leverages machine learning and artificial intelligence to enhance data discovery and content search capabilities across corporate networks, improving efficiency in file management processes. As a pure Software as a Service (SaaS) solution, FileFacets provides scalable support for multiple users across various locations while ensuring data security.

Graphite Software

Series B in 2016
Graphite Software Corp. specializes in a secure Android virtualization platform known as Secure Spaces, which allows multiple virtual environments, or "Spaces," to exist simultaneously on a single device. This innovative solution facilitates distinct user experiences, including personal, children’s, work, and secure banking spaces, each with tailored applications, wallpapers, launchers, and security settings. Graphite's technology addresses the growing demand for secure mobile device management in various sectors, such as secure banking, enterprise mobility, consumer privacy, and education. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in Ottawa, Canada, with additional offices in Sunnyvale, California, and Beijing, China, the company aims to redefine mobile device security by offering a user-friendly yet secure alternative to existing dual persona solutions in the bring-your-own-device (BYOD) market.

DragonWave

Post in 2016
DragonWave Inc. is a provider of high-capacity Ethernet microwave solutions designed for Internet protocol (IP) networks. The company specializes in carrier-grade point-to-point Ethernet microwave systems that facilitate the transmission of broadband voice, video, and data, catering to the bandwidth needs of service providers, government agencies, enterprises, and other organizations. The primary application of DragonWave's products is wireless network backhaul, with additional offerings that include leased line replacement, last mile fiber extension, and enterprise networks. The company maintains a global network of distributor and reseller partners, serving a diverse customer base that encompasses carriers, service providers, utilities, wireless internet service providers, and enterprises. DragonWave's product lineup features packet microwave systems, pseudowire systems, and solutions for network configuration, protection, and management, ensuring flexible deployment and comprehensive support for its clients.

Peraso Technologies

Series C in 2016
Peraso Technologies Inc. is a fabless semiconductor company based in Toronto, Canada, specializing in the development of multi-gigabit millimeter wave single-chip transceivers. The company focuses on creating array antenna solutions and 60 GHz wireless chipsets that comply with the IEEE 802.11ad specification. Its product lineup includes chipsets such as the W120, X710, and X610, which are designed for use in mobile consumer electronics like smartphones and tablets. Peraso's technology supports a variety of applications, including mobile rapid sync-n-go, wireless networking, in-room HD video streaming, and vehicle-to-vehicle communication. Founded in 2008, the company also offers custom solutions to meet specific customer needs in various sectors.

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 tailored for next-generation enterprise computing, emphasizing high data rates, low power consumption, and low latency. Diablo's offerings enhance the performance of memory system designs, particularly in virtualization, database management, financial services, and big data analytics. By utilizing deep sub-micron CMOS technology and highly integrated bridging and switching solutions, Diablo aims to improve operational efficiency and enable organizations to achieve greater business value through effective resource consolidation.

KodaCloud

Series A in 2015
KodaCloud Inc. is a provider of cloud-powered Wi-Fi services that utilizes artificial intelligence to monitor and troubleshoot network performance. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Campbell, California, with an additional office in Ontario, Canada, KodaCloud offers its services as a subscription, enabling enterprise customers to manage their network connectivity without the need for purchasing equipment. The company ships Wi-Fi access points directly to customer locations, allowing for quick installation and activation via a web-based dashboard or mobile app. This model eliminates the need for inventory management and enables businesses to optimize their performance in real-time through automated adjustments based on captured key performance indicators. KodaCloud's service is designed to provide a cost-effective solution, offering competitive profit margins for managed service providers through a recurring revenue structure.

Corsa

Series B in 2015
Corsa Security specializes in network security virtualization, providing a platform that allows large enterprises and service providers to effectively scale their traffic inspection capabilities, including SSL/TLS encrypted traffic. By employing a private cloud approach, Corsa's solution enhances visibility and enables the horizontal scaling of security services, such as firewalls. This flexibility allows clients to easily expand their network security as their bandwidth demands grow, all while maintaining a lower total cost of ownership. Corsa's Red Armor service model allows customers to subscribe based on their specific traffic inspection needs, facilitating a pay-as-you-grow approach that alleviates infrastructure management concerns.

Peraso Technologies

Series B in 2014
Peraso Technologies Inc. is a fabless semiconductor company based in Toronto, Canada, specializing in the development of multi-gigabit millimeter wave single-chip transceivers. The company focuses on creating array antenna solutions and 60 GHz wireless chipsets that comply with the IEEE 802.11ad specification. Its product lineup includes chipsets such as the W120, X710, and X610, which are designed for use in mobile consumer electronics like smartphones and tablets. Peraso's technology supports a variety of applications, including mobile rapid sync-n-go, wireless networking, in-room HD video streaming, and vehicle-to-vehicle communication. Founded in 2008, the company also offers custom solutions to meet specific customer needs in various sectors.

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 tailored for next-generation enterprise computing, emphasizing high data rates, low power consumption, and low latency. Diablo's offerings enhance the performance of memory system designs, particularly in virtualization, database management, financial services, and big data analytics. By utilizing deep sub-micron CMOS technology and highly integrated bridging and switching solutions, Diablo aims to improve operational efficiency and enable organizations to achieve greater business value through effective resource consolidation.

Nuvyyo

Series A in 2013
Nuvyyo Inc., founded in 2010 and based in Kanata, Canada, specializes in electronic solutions that enhance the home media experience for consumers in the U.S. and Canada. The company is best known for its Tablo product, launched in 2014, which is the first app-enabled digital video recorder (DVR) designed for over-the-air (OTA) television. Tablo enables users to discover, watch, and record free HDTV from their antenna on various devices, providing flexibility and accessibility for viewing. Additionally, Nuvyyo offers JetStreamHD, a mobile media solution that streams live TV, videos, songs, and photos to iPads, along with a Mobile Media Adapter that facilitates connectivity to home networks. The company's products are available online and through application stores, catering to a growing audience seeking innovative media solutions.

Corsa

Series A in 2013
Corsa Security specializes in network security virtualization, providing a platform that allows large enterprises and service providers to effectively scale their traffic inspection capabilities, including SSL/TLS encrypted traffic. By employing a private cloud approach, Corsa's solution enhances visibility and enables the horizontal scaling of security services, such as firewalls. This flexibility allows clients to easily expand their network security as their bandwidth demands grow, all while maintaining a lower total cost of ownership. Corsa's Red Armor service model allows customers to subscribe based on their specific traffic inspection needs, facilitating a pay-as-you-grow approach that alleviates infrastructure management concerns.

Graphite Software

Series A in 2013
Graphite Software Corp. specializes in a secure Android virtualization platform known as Secure Spaces, which allows multiple virtual environments, or "Spaces," to exist simultaneously on a single device. This innovative solution facilitates distinct user experiences, including personal, children’s, work, and secure banking spaces, each with tailored applications, wallpapers, launchers, and security settings. Graphite's technology addresses the growing demand for secure mobile device management in various sectors, such as secure banking, enterprise mobility, consumer privacy, and education. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in Ottawa, Canada, with additional offices in Sunnyvale, California, and Beijing, China, the company aims to redefine mobile device security by offering a user-friendly yet secure alternative to existing dual persona solutions in the bring-your-own-device (BYOD) market.

Auvik Networks

Series A in 2013
Auvik Networks is a company that specializes in cloud-based network management software designed to optimize the performance of IT networks globally. Its platform simplifies and automates network management, enhancing the efficiency and capacity of IT teams while minimizing network-related risks. Auvik provides tools for remote monitoring and management, along with visual representations that enable enterprises to easily configure, monitor, and manage their network devices and applications. Recognized as one of the fastest-growing technology companies in North America, Auvik has received accolades such as the Deloitte Technology Fast 50 and was ranked as the #1 Canadian company in the FT Americas’ Fastest Growing Companies 2020.

Auvik Networks

Seed Round in 2013
Auvik Networks is a company that specializes in cloud-based network management software designed to optimize the performance of IT networks globally. Its platform simplifies and automates network management, enhancing the efficiency and capacity of IT teams while minimizing network-related risks. Auvik provides tools for remote monitoring and management, along with visual representations that enable enterprises to easily configure, monitor, and manage their network devices and applications. Recognized as one of the fastest-growing technology companies in North America, Auvik has received accolades such as the Deloitte Technology Fast 50 and was ranked as the #1 Canadian company in the FT Americas’ Fastest Growing Companies 2020.

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 tailored for next-generation enterprise computing, emphasizing high data rates, low power consumption, and low latency. Diablo's offerings enhance the performance of memory system designs, particularly in virtualization, database management, financial services, and big data analytics. By utilizing deep sub-micron CMOS technology and highly integrated bridging and switching solutions, Diablo aims to improve operational efficiency and enable organizations to achieve greater business value through effective resource consolidation.

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 tailored for next-generation enterprise computing, emphasizing high data rates, low power consumption, and low latency. Diablo's offerings enhance the performance of memory system designs, particularly in virtualization, database management, financial services, and big data analytics. By utilizing deep sub-micron CMOS technology and highly integrated bridging and switching solutions, Diablo aims to improve operational efficiency and enable organizations to achieve greater business value through effective resource consolidation.

Spectra7 Microsystems

Venture Round in 2012
Spectra7 Microsystems Inc. is an analog semiconductor company based in San Jose, California, with operations in Canada and China. The company focuses on providing high-performance solutions that enhance bandwidth, speed, and resolution for consumer electronics. Its product offerings include advanced technologies for virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR), such as the VR7050, which supports lightweight interconnects for gesture recognition, and the AR-Connect, an integrated solution for AR vision systems. Additionally, Spectra7 develops high-bandwidth, low-latency products like DreamWeVR for VR headsets and AR glasses. The company also caters to data center needs with specialized interconnects and consumer interfaces like GaugeChanger and USB 3.1, suitable for ultra-thin laptops, tablets, and mobile devices. Through its innovations, Spectra7 Microsystems aims to facilitate disruptive designs in various connectivity markets.

Movidius

Series C in 2011
Movidius is a vision processor company based in San Mateo, California, specializing in the design of compact and high-performance computational imaging and vision processing chips. The company develops software, development tools, and reference designs aimed at enhancing intelligent and contextually aware experiences in mobile and wearable devices, as well as various consumer and industrial camera applications. By focusing on ultralow power consumption, Movidius' technology supports advancements in computational imaging and computer vision for a range of connected devices, including smartphones, tablets, and embedded systems. The company is backed by several venture capital firms, which contribute to its innovative approach in the rapidly evolving field of visual technology.

Peraso Technologies

Series A in 2010
Peraso Technologies Inc. is a fabless semiconductor company based in Toronto, Canada, specializing in the development of multi-gigabit millimeter wave single-chip transceivers. The company focuses on creating array antenna solutions and 60 GHz wireless chipsets that comply with the IEEE 802.11ad specification. Its product lineup includes chipsets such as the W120, X710, and X610, which are designed for use in mobile consumer electronics like smartphones and tablets. Peraso's technology supports a variety of applications, including mobile rapid sync-n-go, wireless networking, in-room HD video streaming, and vehicle-to-vehicle communication. Founded in 2008, the company also offers custom solutions to meet specific customer needs in various sectors.

Morega Systems

Series B in 2010
Morega Systems Inc. is a software and consumer product company that specializes in advanced media mobility solutions tailored for the digital home. The company develops software and services that facilitate multimedia portability and streaming for business customers globally. With capabilities in transcoding, transcrypting, and quality of service-aware streaming, Morega offers comprehensive solutions for premium service operators and hardware vendors. Their applications include side-loading, place-shifting, and targeted ad insertion, enhancing consumer experiences with innovative products that enable seamless access to both premium and personal media content. Additionally, Morega utilizes a remote proxy server to manage network addresses, ensuring consumers can easily access pictures, music, and video on any IP device.

Movidius

Series B in 2010
Movidius is a vision processor company based in San Mateo, California, specializing in the design of compact and high-performance computational imaging and vision processing chips. The company develops software, development tools, and reference designs aimed at enhancing intelligent and contextually aware experiences in mobile and wearable devices, as well as various consumer and industrial camera applications. By focusing on ultralow power consumption, Movidius' technology supports advancements in computational imaging and computer vision for a range of connected devices, including smartphones, tablets, and embedded systems. The company is backed by several venture capital firms, which contribute to its innovative approach in the rapidly evolving field of visual technology.

PixStream

Venture Round in 2010
PixStream is a technology company based in Waterloo, Ontario, that specializes in developing video networking solutions. Founded in 1996 by Marc Morin and Brad Siim, the company creates systems that adapt television signals to various network types. Its offerings include complete video head-ends that facilitate the efficient transport of high-quality video and audio over broadband networks. By optimizing bandwidth, PixStream enables service providers to deliver innovative video services and applications, thereby enhancing the user experience.

Avvasi

Series B in 2010
Avvasi Incorporated, based in Waterloo, Canada, specializes in Quality of Experience (QoE) driven solutions for streaming video analytics, traffic management, and monetization. Founded in 2008, the company develops products such as Q-VUE, a network-based system that allows service providers to monitor and analyze mobile video traffic demographics and QoE. Additionally, Avvasi offers Q-SRV, a traffic management solution designed to prioritize QoE in decision-making processes related to video traffic management and monetization. Their technology aims to optimize infrastructure costs while enhancing subscriber experience. Avvasi serves clients both in Canada and internationally and operates as a subsidiary of NetScout Systems, Inc. since August 2016.

Redmere Technology

Series B in 2009
Redmere Technology specializes in the development of active cable semiconductor solutions, focusing on enhancing the functionality of HDMI cables across various consumer markets, including multimedia, gaming, home theater, mobile devices, and digital cameras. The company offers EyeWire, a low-power signal conditioning chip technology embedded within the cables, enabling the creation of smart HDMI active cables. Additionally, Redmere provides VerifEye, a testing platform designed for the rapid assessment of active cable solutions that utilize the EyeWire technology. Founded in 2004, Redmere is headquartered in Balbriggan, Ireland.

Fresco Microchip

Venture Round in 2009
Fresco Microchip is a fabless semiconductor company that addresses the challenge of converting analog signals to digital formats, primarily targeting the consumer electronics market. The company integrates three key technologies: next-generation radio frequency (RF), mixed-signal processing, and digital signal processing (DSP). Fresco's innovative approach utilizes Agile Signal Processing (agileSP™) technology to enable universal legacy demodulation in cost-effective CMOS, achieving television-quality video without the inconsistencies often associated with traditional analog methods. By combining digital demodulation with proprietary technologies such as iSAW™ and agileSP™, Fresco Microchip offers a comprehensive hybrid solution that enhances performance and reliability in electronic devices.

Peraso Technologies

Series A in 2009
Peraso Technologies Inc. is a fabless semiconductor company based in Toronto, Canada, specializing in the development of multi-gigabit millimeter wave single-chip transceivers. The company focuses on creating array antenna solutions and 60 GHz wireless chipsets that comply with the IEEE 802.11ad specification. Its product lineup includes chipsets such as the W120, X710, and X610, which are designed for use in mobile consumer electronics like smartphones and tablets. Peraso's technology supports a variety of applications, including mobile rapid sync-n-go, wireless networking, in-room HD video streaming, and vehicle-to-vehicle communication. Founded in 2008, the company also offers custom solutions to meet specific customer needs in various sectors.

Micron Technology

Series C in 2009
Micron Technology is one of the largest semiconductor companies globally, specializing in the manufacture of memory and storage chips, primarily dynamic random access memory (DRAM) and NAND flash memory. With over 30 years in the industry, Micron has established itself as a leader in innovation, focusing on the design and production of advanced semiconductor technologies. The company's products are integral to a wide range of applications, including data centers, mobile devices, consumer electronics, and automotive systems. Micron's commitment to research and development is evident in its extensive portfolio of patents, which reflects its dedication to advancing technology and finding new applications for its products. As it continues to evolve, Micron aims to leverage its core strengths in memory to drive innovation and growth across diverse markets.

Overlay.tv

Series B in 2008
Overlay.tv is an interactive media company based in Ottawa, Canada, founded in 2007. It offers a video commerce platform that allows users, content owners, and e-commerce sites to enhance their video assets by overlaying contextual information, such as images, links, and comments, directly onto online videos. This technology enables the monetization and customization of video content, linking viewers to external websites and enriching their viewing experience.

Redmere Technology

Venture Round in 2008
Redmere Technology specializes in the development of active cable semiconductor solutions, focusing on enhancing the functionality of HDMI cables across various consumer markets, including multimedia, gaming, home theater, mobile devices, and digital cameras. The company offers EyeWire, a low-power signal conditioning chip technology embedded within the cables, enabling the creation of smart HDMI active cables. Additionally, Redmere provides VerifEye, a testing platform designed for the rapid assessment of active cable solutions that utilize the EyeWire technology. Founded in 2004, Redmere is headquartered in Balbriggan, Ireland.

Movidius

Series A in 2008
Movidius is a vision processor company based in San Mateo, California, specializing in the design of compact and high-performance computational imaging and vision processing chips. The company develops software, development tools, and reference designs aimed at enhancing intelligent and contextually aware experiences in mobile and wearable devices, as well as various consumer and industrial camera applications. By focusing on ultralow power consumption, Movidius' technology supports advancements in computational imaging and computer vision for a range of connected devices, including smartphones, tablets, and embedded systems. The company is backed by several venture capital firms, which contribute to its innovative approach in the rapidly evolving field of visual technology.

eBillme

Venture Round in 2008
eBillme is an online payment service that enhances the security of online shopping by allowing consumers to utilize their online banking for purchases. It offers a unique cash payment option that can be processed at banks, credit unions, or bill pay portals, as well as at over 75,000 walk-in locations. This approach not only provides a secure transaction method for shoppers but also helps merchants reduce transaction costs and potentially increase sales. eBillme partners with more than 800 online retailers, including well-known brands, to facilitate this payment method. Additionally, the service includes buyer protection and a cash back rewards program, further incentivizing consumers to choose eBillme for their online transactions.

Diablo Technologies

Series B in 2008
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 tailored for next-generation enterprise computing, emphasizing high data rates, low power consumption, and low latency. Diablo's offerings enhance the performance of memory system designs, particularly in virtualization, database management, financial services, and big data analytics. By utilizing deep sub-micron CMOS technology and highly integrated bridging and switching solutions, Diablo aims to improve operational efficiency and enable organizations to achieve greater business value through effective resource consolidation.

NovX

Series C in 2008
NovX Systems Inc. specializes in the development and manufacture of point-of-collection drug screening devices tailored for addiction treatment centers, drug courts, and educational institutions. Founded in 2001 and based in Richmond Hill, Canada, the company offers a range of products including the iMDx Analyzer, which tests urine for drugs of abuse and adulterants, and ezVu, a web-based application that automates the chain of custody. Additionally, NovX provides PatientVu, a platform for managing electronic healthcare records, and other software solutions designed to streamline clinic operations and electronic case records. The company's focus is on providing efficient, user-friendly drug screening solutions that enhance the operational capabilities of pain and addiction clinics. As of 2014, NovX operates as a subsidiary of Qvella Corporation.

VirtenSys

Series B in 2008
VirtenSys, established in 2005, specializes in developing I/O virtualization switches designed for data centers. The company addresses critical challenges in the IT industry, including constrained budgets and the need for increased efficiency in asset management and total cost of ownership. As workloads on IT systems grow rapidly and become more dynamic, organizations require an agile infrastructure that can adapt to changing business conditions. VirtenSys offers solutions that help optimize resource utilization, reduce power consumption, and streamline system maintenance, thereby enabling businesses to respond effectively to emerging demands. The company's products are marketed through original equipment manufacturers and system integrators, making them integral to modern data center operations.

Fresco Microchip

Series B in 2008
Fresco Microchip is a fabless semiconductor company that addresses the challenge of converting analog signals to digital formats, primarily targeting the consumer electronics market. The company integrates three key technologies: next-generation radio frequency (RF), mixed-signal processing, and digital signal processing (DSP). Fresco's innovative approach utilizes Agile Signal Processing (agileSP™) technology to enable universal legacy demodulation in cost-effective CMOS, achieving television-quality video without the inconsistencies often associated with traditional analog methods. By combining digital demodulation with proprietary technologies such as iSAW™ and agileSP™, Fresco Microchip offers a comprehensive hybrid solution that enhances performance and reliability in electronic devices.

Ontology Systems

Venture Round in 2008
Ontology Systems specializes in providing a graph-based semantic modeling platform that enhances the ability of organizations to access and utilize their enterprise data. By leveraging semantic search technology, Ontology enables users to locate and connect various business entities across disparate applications and data sources, such as databases, documents, and emails, without the complexities and risks associated with traditional data integration methods. This innovative approach allows organizations to create a cohesive and dynamic view of their data landscape, effectively breaking down silos and facilitating better insights and decision-making. Ontology Systems is transforming how companies interact with their applications and data, streamlining processes and improving operational efficiency.

Overlay.tv

Series A in 2008
Overlay.tv is an interactive media company based in Ottawa, Canada, founded in 2007. It offers a video commerce platform that allows users, content owners, and e-commerce sites to enhance their video assets by overlaying contextual information, such as images, links, and comments, directly onto online videos. This technology enables the monetization and customization of video content, linking viewers to external websites and enriching their viewing experience.

NovX

Debt Financing in 2007
NovX Systems Inc. specializes in the development and manufacture of point-of-collection drug screening devices tailored for addiction treatment centers, drug courts, and educational institutions. Founded in 2001 and based in Richmond Hill, Canada, the company offers a range of products including the iMDx Analyzer, which tests urine for drugs of abuse and adulterants, and ezVu, a web-based application that automates the chain of custody. Additionally, NovX provides PatientVu, a platform for managing electronic healthcare records, and other software solutions designed to streamline clinic operations and electronic case records. The company's focus is on providing efficient, user-friendly drug screening solutions that enhance the operational capabilities of pain and addiction clinics. As of 2014, NovX operates as a subsidiary of Qvella Corporation.

Morega Systems

Series A in 2007
Morega Systems Inc. is a software and consumer product company that specializes in advanced media mobility solutions tailored for the digital home. The company develops software and services that facilitate multimedia portability and streaming for business customers globally. With capabilities in transcoding, transcrypting, and quality of service-aware streaming, Morega offers comprehensive solutions for premium service operators and hardware vendors. Their applications include side-loading, place-shifting, and targeted ad insertion, enhancing consumer experiences with innovative products that enable seamless access to both premium and personal media content. Additionally, Morega utilizes a remote proxy server to manage network addresses, ensuring consumers can easily access pictures, music, and video on any IP device.

dna13

Series A in 2007
dna13 Inc. specializes in on-demand software solutions focused on brand and reputation management. The company's flagship offerings include dnaEnterprise, a comprehensive public relations and corporate communications software suite that enables organizations to manage, monitor, and measure their brand presence in real-time, and dnaMonitor, which provides media monitoring capabilities for insights into brand performance, competitor activity, and industry trends. Additionally, dna13 offers consulting, training, and implementation services to support users in leveraging their software effectively. The dnaEnterprise platform consolidates various media content sources and critical brand data into a centralized database, along with integrated applications that streamline public relations processes. The company serves a diverse range of sectors, including corporate communications, public relations, investor relations, government relations, human resources, and legal teams. Established in 2001 and headquartered in Ottawa, Canada, dna13 has formed strategic partnerships with several notable organizations in the media and communications industry.

Redmere Technology

Venture Round in 2007
Redmere Technology specializes in the development of active cable semiconductor solutions, focusing on enhancing the functionality of HDMI cables across various consumer markets, including multimedia, gaming, home theater, mobile devices, and digital cameras. The company offers EyeWire, a low-power signal conditioning chip technology embedded within the cables, enabling the creation of smart HDMI active cables. Additionally, Redmere provides VerifEye, a testing platform designed for the rapid assessment of active cable solutions that utilize the EyeWire technology. Founded in 2004, Redmere is headquartered in Balbriggan, Ireland.

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.

MEMSIC

Series D in 2007
MEMSIC, Inc. is a semiconductor company that develops and manufactures micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS) and associated products, primarily focusing on integrated sensor solutions. Headquartered in Andover, Massachusetts, MEMSIC specializes in accelerometers and magnetic sensors, which are utilized in motion and direction sensing applications across various industries, including consumer electronics, automotive safety systems, and industrial automation. The company is recognized as a pioneer in integrating MEMS technology with mixed signal processing onto a single chip, enhancing the performance and functionality of its sensors. MEMSIC's product offerings include MEMS-based flow sensors, digital compass capabilities for mobile applications, and inertial systems designed for diverse environments such as avionics and agricultural vehicles. Furthermore, MEMSIC engages in the development of multi-sensor and micro-controller unit integrated systems to cater to consumer, industrial, and automotive markets. The company distributes its products through a combination of direct sales, systems integrators, and various sales representatives globally.

VirtenSys

Series A in 2006
VirtenSys, established in 2005, specializes in developing I/O virtualization switches designed for data centers. The company addresses critical challenges in the IT industry, including constrained budgets and the need for increased efficiency in asset management and total cost of ownership. As workloads on IT systems grow rapidly and become more dynamic, organizations require an agile infrastructure that can adapt to changing business conditions. VirtenSys offers solutions that help optimize resource utilization, reduce power consumption, and streamline system maintenance, thereby enabling businesses to respond effectively to emerging demands. The company's products are marketed through original equipment manufacturers and system integrators, making them integral to modern data center operations.

Redmere Technology

Series A in 2006
Redmere Technology specializes in the development of active cable semiconductor solutions, focusing on enhancing the functionality of HDMI cables across various consumer markets, including multimedia, gaming, home theater, mobile devices, and digital cameras. The company offers EyeWire, a low-power signal conditioning chip technology embedded within the cables, enabling the creation of smart HDMI active cables. Additionally, Redmere provides VerifEye, a testing platform designed for the rapid assessment of active cable solutions that utilize the EyeWire technology. Founded in 2004, Redmere is headquartered in Balbriggan, Ireland.

eBillme

Venture Round in 2006
eBillme is an online payment service that enhances the security of online shopping by allowing consumers to utilize their online banking for purchases. It offers a unique cash payment option that can be processed at banks, credit unions, or bill pay portals, as well as at over 75,000 walk-in locations. This approach not only provides a secure transaction method for shoppers but also helps merchants reduce transaction costs and potentially increase sales. eBillme partners with more than 800 online retailers, including well-known brands, to facilitate this payment method. Additionally, the service includes buyer protection and a cash back rewards program, further incentivizing consumers to choose eBillme for their online transactions.

Cavendish Kinetics

Series B in 2006
Cavendish Kinetics, Inc. specializes in designing, manufacturing, and marketing tunable components for RF circuits utilized in various consumer wireless devices, including cellular handsets, laptops, and tablets. Founded in 1994 and headquartered in San Jose, California, with an additional office in s-Hertogenbosch, the Netherlands, the company focuses on addressing key challenges in the wireless industry by enabling the integration of more features without increasing device size or complexity. Its innovative tunable RF solutions, developed through advanced RF MEMS technology and proprietary semiconductor processes, enhance RF signaling, improve performance, and reduce power consumption. This results in a better user experience and increased network efficiency for cellular operators. The company's technology not only enhances voice and web browsing for users of 3G and 4G devices but also simplifies the design process for manufacturers by reducing component count, leading to cost-effective and efficient wireless devices. Cavendish Kinetics operates as a subsidiary of Qorvo, Inc.

Third Brigade

Series B in 2005
Third Brigade is a privately-held security and compliance software company based in Ottawa, Canada. It specializes in providing security solutions designed to protect physical and virtual servers, cloud environments, and corporate endpoints from sophisticated malware and malicious activities. The company develops application protection software aimed at enhancing the security of datacenters. Its acquisition by Trend Micro was intended to bolster their dynamic datacenter security strategy and to offer customers essential security and compliance tools, along with vulnerability response services.

Global Silicon

Series B in 2005
Global Silicon Limited, a fabless semiconductor company, engages in the design, development, and manufacture of proprietary mixed signal chips for the consumer audio market. It offers CD servo controllers and high performance MP3 and windows media audio (WMA) decoders. The company also offers PCB modules, design wins, and xin servo/mp3/wma. Global Silicon Limited was formerly known as Cheap and Cheerful Chip Company Limited. The company was incorporated in 1997 and is based in Marlow, the United Kingdom with additional offices in Fenggang, Swavesey, and Cambridge, as well as in Shenzhen, the People's Republic of China. Global Silicon Limited is in receivership.

Fresco Microchip

Series A in 2005
Fresco Microchip is a fabless semiconductor company that addresses the challenge of converting analog signals to digital formats, primarily targeting the consumer electronics market. The company integrates three key technologies: next-generation radio frequency (RF), mixed-signal processing, and digital signal processing (DSP). Fresco's innovative approach utilizes Agile Signal Processing (agileSP™) technology to enable universal legacy demodulation in cost-effective CMOS, achieving television-quality video without the inconsistencies often associated with traditional analog methods. By combining digital demodulation with proprietary technologies such as iSAW™ and agileSP™, Fresco Microchip offers a comprehensive hybrid solution that enhances performance and reliability in electronic devices.

AppLogic Networks

Venture Round in 2005
Sandvine Corporation specializes in subscriber experience assurance solutions utilizing deep packet inspection (DPI) technology for network operators globally. The company's flagship products, including PacketLogic and the network application visibility library (NAVL), provide insights into network performance, enabling operators to ensure a high-quality experience for Internet-connected devices. Sandvine's offerings assist various service providers, such as cable operators, telecommunications companies, and internet service providers, in managing network traffic, mitigating congestion, and delivering prioritized multimedia services. The company also serves enterprise clients, including educational institutions and government agencies. With a customer base spanning over 70 countries and serving more than a hundred million subscribers, Sandvine focuses on enhancing the overall Internet experience. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Fremont, California, Sandvine was previously known as Procera Networks, Inc. before rebranding in 2017.

Third Brigade

Series A in 2005
Third Brigade is a privately-held security and compliance software company based in Ottawa, Canada. It specializes in providing security solutions designed to protect physical and virtual servers, cloud environments, and corporate endpoints from sophisticated malware and malicious activities. The company develops application protection software aimed at enhancing the security of datacenters. Its acquisition by Trend Micro was intended to bolster their dynamic datacenter security strategy and to offer customers essential security and compliance tools, along with vulnerability response services.

NovX

Series B in 2005
NovX Systems Inc. specializes in the development and manufacture of point-of-collection drug screening devices tailored for addiction treatment centers, drug courts, and educational institutions. Founded in 2001 and based in Richmond Hill, Canada, the company offers a range of products including the iMDx Analyzer, which tests urine for drugs of abuse and adulterants, and ezVu, a web-based application that automates the chain of custody. Additionally, NovX provides PatientVu, a platform for managing electronic healthcare records, and other software solutions designed to streamline clinic operations and electronic case records. The company's focus is on providing efficient, user-friendly drug screening solutions that enhance the operational capabilities of pain and addiction clinics. As of 2014, NovX operates as a subsidiary of Qvella Corporation.

Diablo Technologies

Series A in 2005
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 tailored for next-generation enterprise computing, emphasizing high data rates, low power consumption, and low latency. Diablo's offerings enhance the performance of memory system designs, particularly in virtualization, database management, financial services, and big data analytics. By utilizing deep sub-micron CMOS technology and highly integrated bridging and switching solutions, Diablo aims to improve operational efficiency and enable organizations to achieve greater business value through effective resource consolidation.

Tropic Networks

Series D in 2004
Tropic Networks, Inc. designs, develops, and markets regional and metro-area optical networking equipment for telephony, data, and cable applications. The company offers Wavelength Tracker, an optical transport solution that leverages SONET/SDH familiarity to deliver optical layer intelligence; and various services for Tropic Networks platform and its related products, including network design, planning and installation, operation and maintenance consulting, and evaluation and modeling of network architecture, as well as training and planned upgrades. It also provides Networks TRX-24000, a metro optical transport platform that delivers dense wavelength division multiplexing and optical add-drop multiplexing for a host of services in a package. The company offers metro-optimized network solution for carriers to plan, manage, and scale the MAN; and to address the need for bandwidth expansion, optical transport, wavelength identification, and wavelength management in regional and metropolitan-area optical networks. Its metro optical networking solution streamlines the underlying optical layer architecture of DWDM/ODAM networks. Tropic Networks, Inc. was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Ottawa, Canada.

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.

Camilion Solutions

Series B in 2003
Camilion Solutions is a software company based in Markham, Ontario, specializing in product development and management solutions for the insurance and financial services sectors. Founded in 2000, the company offers tools that enhance product configuration and policy administration. Its key product, ProductAuthority, automates the management of ISO electronic content and assists insurers in analyzing and maintaining ISO deviations. Additionally, Camilion's PolicyAuthority supports the entire policy administration lifecycle, encompassing tasks such as application data capture, rating, pricing, and issuance. The company's focus on enterprise product agility includes strategic initiatives like product lifecycle management, bundling, and rationalization, aimed at optimizing operations for its clients.

Tropic Networks

Series C in 2003
Tropic Networks, Inc. designs, develops, and markets regional and metro-area optical networking equipment for telephony, data, and cable applications. The company offers Wavelength Tracker, an optical transport solution that leverages SONET/SDH familiarity to deliver optical layer intelligence; and various services for Tropic Networks platform and its related products, including network design, planning and installation, operation and maintenance consulting, and evaluation and modeling of network architecture, as well as training and planned upgrades. It also provides Networks TRX-24000, a metro optical transport platform that delivers dense wavelength division multiplexing and optical add-drop multiplexing for a host of services in a package. The company offers metro-optimized network solution for carriers to plan, manage, and scale the MAN; and to address the need for bandwidth expansion, optical transport, wavelength identification, and wavelength management in regional and metropolitan-area optical networks. Its metro optical networking solution streamlines the underlying optical layer architecture of DWDM/ODAM networks. Tropic Networks, Inc. was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Ottawa, Canada.

OctigaBay Systems

Seed Round in 2003
OctigaBay Systems specializes in advanced computing solutions, focusing on the design and manufacturing of high-performance computing (HPC) systems. The company employs a unique direct connected processor architecture that enhances parallel processing by directly linking processors. This innovative approach mitigates issues related to memory contention and interconnect bottlenecks commonly encountered in traditional cluster systems. OctigaBay's technology is particularly suited for simulation and modeling applications, positioning the company as a key player in the field of high-performance computing.

SiberCore Technologies

Series D in 2002
SiberCore Technologies Incorporated is a pure-play, Internet IC company developing high-value-added Application Specific Standard Products (ASSPs) for intelligent hardware-based switching and routing platforms, such as Gigabit / Terabit Routers and Layer 2 / 3 / 4 Ethernet Switches. The company's initial products are a family of high-speed high-capacity packet forwarding engines based on Content Addressable Memories (CAM technology) which overcome the performance bottleneck associated with the network's routing table look-up function. This emerging market has been created by the demands of the explosion in datacom traffic, coupled with the worldwide deployment of fiber optics and DWDM. These broadband deployments have shifted the bottleneck from the Access and Transport section of the network, to the Routers and Switches connecting to these pipes. The company's founding technical team gained industry-wide recognition for its world-class design expertise in this area at Nortel Networks. A veteran Executive team in all the functional divisions of the company supplements this preeminent technical team.

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.

Synad Technologies

Series B in 2002
Synad is a fast-growing UK startup that has rapidly revealed itself as one of the most successful WLAN fabless companies and one of the few able to deliver a full dual-band multi-standard solution. Synad has a proven multimode full CMOS production-ready chipset and reference design, and powerful software suites for both wireless-LAN access point and client applications.

Proximion

Series B in 2001
Proximion specializes in fiber optic technology, particularly utilizing Fiber Bragg Grating (FBG) to enhance network reliability and performance. Its flagship product, WISTOM, integrates both optical channel monitoring and optical performance monitoring, allowing for comprehensive analysis of individual wavelength channels. This capability enables the identification and resolution of network issues, ultimately ensuring Quality of Service (QoS) for operators. Proximion's offerings extend beyond telecommunications, serving heavy industry and aerospace sectors as well. The company provides a range of products, including optical modules, dispersion compensation modules, and fiber optic sensor systems, aimed at mitigating network faults and reducing downtime costs for its clients.

GotMarketing

Series C in 2001
GotMarketing is an email marketing software company founded to help businesses.

MEMSIC

Series B in 2001
MEMSIC, Inc. is a semiconductor company that develops and manufactures micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS) and associated products, primarily focusing on integrated sensor solutions. Headquartered in Andover, Massachusetts, MEMSIC specializes in accelerometers and magnetic sensors, which are utilized in motion and direction sensing applications across various industries, including consumer electronics, automotive safety systems, and industrial automation. The company is recognized as a pioneer in integrating MEMS technology with mixed signal processing onto a single chip, enhancing the performance and functionality of its sensors. MEMSIC's product offerings include MEMS-based flow sensors, digital compass capabilities for mobile applications, and inertial systems designed for diverse environments such as avionics and agricultural vehicles. Furthermore, MEMSIC engages in the development of multi-sensor and micro-controller unit integrated systems to cater to consumer, industrial, and automotive markets. The company distributes its products through a combination of direct sales, systems integrators, and various sales representatives globally.

BlueArc

Series C in 2001
BlueArc is a prominent provider of high-performance unified network storage systems catering to enterprise and data-intensive markets, including electronic discovery, entertainment, federal government, higher education, Internet services, oil and gas, and life sciences. The company specializes in storage hardware that supports both network-attached storage (NAS) and storage area network (SAN) services on a converged platform. Its offerings include SiliconFS, a file system engine designed for efficient data movement, and a suite of software tools that enhance the performance of its storage solutions. Additionally, BlueArc provides JetClone, a system software for virtual environments utilizing a VMDK file structure, along with tiered storage solutions that facilitate the consolidation and deployment of various storage types within its network-attached storage systems. BlueArc was acquired by HDS in September 2011.

SiberCore Technologies

Series C in 2001
SiberCore Technologies Incorporated is a pure-play, Internet IC company developing high-value-added Application Specific Standard Products (ASSPs) for intelligent hardware-based switching and routing platforms, such as Gigabit / Terabit Routers and Layer 2 / 3 / 4 Ethernet Switches. The company's initial products are a family of high-speed high-capacity packet forwarding engines based on Content Addressable Memories (CAM technology) which overcome the performance bottleneck associated with the network's routing table look-up function. This emerging market has been created by the demands of the explosion in datacom traffic, coupled with the worldwide deployment of fiber optics and DWDM. These broadband deployments have shifted the bottleneck from the Access and Transport section of the network, to the Routers and Switches connecting to these pipes. The company's founding technical team gained industry-wide recognition for its world-class design expertise in this area at Nortel Networks. A veteran Executive team in all the functional divisions of the company supplements this preeminent technical team.

Tropic Networks

Series B in 2001
Tropic Networks, Inc. designs, develops, and markets regional and metro-area optical networking equipment for telephony, data, and cable applications. The company offers Wavelength Tracker, an optical transport solution that leverages SONET/SDH familiarity to deliver optical layer intelligence; and various services for Tropic Networks platform and its related products, including network design, planning and installation, operation and maintenance consulting, and evaluation and modeling of network architecture, as well as training and planned upgrades. It also provides Networks TRX-24000, a metro optical transport platform that delivers dense wavelength division multiplexing and optical add-drop multiplexing for a host of services in a package. The company offers metro-optimized network solution for carriers to plan, manage, and scale the MAN; and to address the need for bandwidth expansion, optical transport, wavelength identification, and wavelength management in regional and metropolitan-area optical networks. Its metro optical networking solution streamlines the underlying optical layer architecture of DWDM/ODAM networks. Tropic Networks, Inc. was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Ottawa, Canada.

Sirific Wireless

Series A in 2001
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.

Cogency Semiconductor

Series B in 2000
Cogency Semiconductor specializes in developing semiconductor chips designed for home networking applications. The company focuses on powerline networking and communications technology, enabling consumers to share internet connections and stream digital audio and video seamlessly. By utilizing existing power outlets, Cogency's solutions facilitate the networking of personal computers and various consumer entertainment devices, providing a convenient and efficient way to enhance home connectivity.

Ubiquity Software

Venture Round in 2000
Ubiquity Software specializes in developing software applications that utilize Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) technology. The company provides a range of applications designed to enhance communication and multimedia experiences, including voice-over-IP telephony, audio and video conferencing, unified messaging, and push-to-talk services. Additionally, Ubiquity Software supports multimedia push services and applications for multiplayer online gaming, positioning itself as a versatile player in the software development industry focused on improving connectivity and interactivity across various platforms.

March Networks

Venture Round in 2000
March Networks is a leading provider of IP video surveillance services, specializing in transforming video into actionable business intelligence for various sectors, including banking, retail, transportation, government, education, and commercial enterprises. The company integrates surveillance video with analytics and data from business systems and IoT devices, empowering clients to enhance security, mitigate risk, and minimize losses from theft and fraud. By delivering integrated applications, March Networks enables organizations to gain insights into their operations, facilitating informed decision-making that can improve overall performance and profitability.

Tropic Networks

Series A in 2000
Tropic Networks, Inc. designs, develops, and markets regional and metro-area optical networking equipment for telephony, data, and cable applications. The company offers Wavelength Tracker, an optical transport solution that leverages SONET/SDH familiarity to deliver optical layer intelligence; and various services for Tropic Networks platform and its related products, including network design, planning and installation, operation and maintenance consulting, and evaluation and modeling of network architecture, as well as training and planned upgrades. It also provides Networks TRX-24000, a metro optical transport platform that delivers dense wavelength division multiplexing and optical add-drop multiplexing for a host of services in a package. The company offers metro-optimized network solution for carriers to plan, manage, and scale the MAN; and to address the need for bandwidth expansion, optical transport, wavelength identification, and wavelength management in regional and metropolitan-area optical networks. Its metro optical networking solution streamlines the underlying optical layer architecture of DWDM/ODAM networks. Tropic Networks, Inc. was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Ottawa, Canada.

ITF Optical Technologies

Venture Round in 2000
ITF optical technologies offers fiber bragg gratings for a range of applications, such as pump lockers, GFFs, and fiber laser mirrors; passive multimode components for high power fiber laser and amplifier manufacture; phase demodulators for terrestrial, submerged, and military applications; FBG based sensors, such as unpackaged FBG, strain, and temperature sensors; OEM telecom and industrial amplifier assemblies; and lasers for the photonics industry.

SiberCore Technologies

Series B in 2000
SiberCore Technologies Incorporated is a pure-play, Internet IC company developing high-value-added Application Specific Standard Products (ASSPs) for intelligent hardware-based switching and routing platforms, such as Gigabit / Terabit Routers and Layer 2 / 3 / 4 Ethernet Switches. The company's initial products are a family of high-speed high-capacity packet forwarding engines based on Content Addressable Memories (CAM technology) which overcome the performance bottleneck associated with the network's routing table look-up function. This emerging market has been created by the demands of the explosion in datacom traffic, coupled with the worldwide deployment of fiber optics and DWDM. These broadband deployments have shifted the bottleneck from the Access and Transport section of the network, to the Routers and Switches connecting to these pipes. The company's founding technical team gained industry-wide recognition for its world-class design expertise in this area at Nortel Networks. A veteran Executive team in all the functional divisions of the company supplements this preeminent technical team.

SiberCore Technologies

Series A in 1999
SiberCore Technologies Incorporated is a pure-play, Internet IC company developing high-value-added Application Specific Standard Products (ASSPs) for intelligent hardware-based switching and routing platforms, such as Gigabit / Terabit Routers and Layer 2 / 3 / 4 Ethernet Switches. The company's initial products are a family of high-speed high-capacity packet forwarding engines based on Content Addressable Memories (CAM technology) which overcome the performance bottleneck associated with the network's routing table look-up function. This emerging market has been created by the demands of the explosion in datacom traffic, coupled with the worldwide deployment of fiber optics and DWDM. These broadband deployments have shifted the bottleneck from the Access and Transport section of the network, to the Routers and Switches connecting to these pipes. The company's founding technical team gained industry-wide recognition for its world-class design expertise in this area at Nortel Networks. A veteran Executive team in all the functional divisions of the company supplements this preeminent technical team.

nCipher

Venture Round in 1999
nCipher Corporation Ltd. specializes in providing encryption and key management solutions to various sectors, including banking, pharmaceuticals, energy, aerospace, and defense. The company develops and resells internet security products, focusing on identity management, data protection, enterprise key management, and cryptographic hardware. Additionally, nCipher offers user management and provisioning solutions, enabling organizations to control access to networks, applications, and data effectively. The company helps businesses safeguard their data in transit and at rest while ensuring compliance with privacy regulations. Founded in 1996 and headquartered in Cambridge, United Kingdom, nCipher operates globally with offices in the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and the Asia-Pacific region. It is a subsidiary of Thales Holdings UK Plc.
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