Nuventix
Debt Financing in 2014
Nuventix, based in Austin, Texas, specializes in active thermal management solutions, particularly through its patented SynJet module. This innovative synthetic jet cooling technology generates turbulent pulses of air using an electromagnetic actuator to effectively manage heat removal. Initially successful in computer cooling applications, Nuventix has made significant strides in the LED cooling market, advancing it by two years ahead of industry analysts' estimates. This progress not only enhances cooling efficiency but also supports the development of general illumination designs that leverage the benefits of LED technology.
Convey Computer
Private Equity Round in 2013
Convey Computer specializes in hybrid-core computing solutions tailored for industries such as oil and gas, financial analytics, and bioinformatics. The company leverages extensive experience and intellectual resources to address complex performance challenges. Its product offerings include hybrid-core computers, compilers, personality development kits for coprocessors, and cluster framework technology designed for data centers. Additionally, Convey Computer provides Convey GraphConstructor, a software and hardware solution that accelerates bioinformatics algorithms, allowing scientists to effectively manage and analyze increasing volumes of research data. The executive and design teams boast a strong track record in building computer companies, with notable backgrounds at Convex Computer Corporation and Hewlett-Packard.
LifeShield
Venture Round in 2011
LifeShield is a provider of wireless home security systems, distinguished by its professional-grade monitoring and superior protection. Unlike traditional security systems, which are often either ineffective or costly, LifeShield offers an affordable alternative without compromising on quality. The company has developed a comprehensive suite of features, including fire and carbon monoxide sensors, cameras, and live video monitoring capabilities, catering to a wide range of needs, from residential homes to home offices. LifeShield stands out for its commitment to remote access, allowing customers to manage their security systems easily through mobile applications, without incurring additional monitoring fees. This focus on convenience and reliability enables customers to enjoy enhanced control over their home protection.
Nuventix
Venture Round in 2011
Nuventix, based in Austin, Texas, specializes in active thermal management solutions, particularly through its patented SynJet module. This innovative synthetic jet cooling technology generates turbulent pulses of air using an electromagnetic actuator to effectively manage heat removal. Initially successful in computer cooling applications, Nuventix has made significant strides in the LED cooling market, advancing it by two years ahead of industry analysts' estimates. This progress not only enhances cooling efficiency but also supports the development of general illumination designs that leverage the benefits of LED technology.
ExteNet Systems
Venture Round in 2010
ExteNet Systems is a provider of advanced connectivity solutions, specializing in mobile network infrastructure for various clients, including mobile network operators, real estate owners, enterprises, municipalities, and rural carriers. The company designs and deploys outdoor small cell and distributed antenna systems (DAS) to enhance wireless communication in diverse environments such as sports venues, convention centers, commercial buildings, college campuses, healthcare facilities, hotels, and transit systems. By offering mobility and fiber connectivity that supports multiple carriers and standards-based technologies, ExteNet enables clients to achieve reliable geographic coverage in areas where traditional implementation may be challenging or expensive.
Convey Computer
Series B in 2009
Convey Computer specializes in hybrid-core computing solutions tailored for industries such as oil and gas, financial analytics, and bioinformatics. The company leverages extensive experience and intellectual resources to address complex performance challenges. Its product offerings include hybrid-core computers, compilers, personality development kits for coprocessors, and cluster framework technology designed for data centers. Additionally, Convey Computer provides Convey GraphConstructor, a software and hardware solution that accelerates bioinformatics algorithms, allowing scientists to effectively manage and analyze increasing volumes of research data. The executive and design teams boast a strong track record in building computer companies, with notable backgrounds at Convex Computer Corporation and Hewlett-Packard.
Nuventix, based in Austin, Texas, specializes in active thermal management solutions, particularly through its patented SynJet module. This innovative synthetic jet cooling technology generates turbulent pulses of air using an electromagnetic actuator to effectively manage heat removal. Initially successful in computer cooling applications, Nuventix has made significant strides in the LED cooling market, advancing it by two years ahead of industry analysts' estimates. This progress not only enhances cooling efficiency but also supports the development of general illumination designs that leverage the benefits of LED technology.
GlobeRanger
Series C in 2009
GlobeRanger Corp. is an RFID software and solutions provider established in 1999, specializing in creating an information processing infrastructure that connects automated data collection with enterprise software systems. The company's flagship offering, the iMotion Platform, facilitates the development, deployment, and management of RFID and sensor-based solutions, allowing businesses to effectively utilize data generated outside traditional IT environments. GlobeRanger’s innovative products include customizable applications for asset tracking, supply chain management, and perishables logistics. By integrating various technologies, such as bar codes and wireless systems, GlobeRanger enables its customers to leverage existing investments while adopting new edge applications in a cost-effective manner.
OraMetrix
Series C in 2008
OraMetrix, Inc. provides 3-D technology solutions for facilitating and improving the quality of orthodontic care. It offers an orthodontic treatment system that allows the use of precision digital tools throughout the diagnosis, treatment planning and monitoring, and arch wire customization processes of the orthodontic treatment. OraMetrix, Inc. was formerly known as Orthotel, Inc. The company was founded in 1998 and is based in Richardson, Texas with an additional office in Berlin, Germany.
ExteNet Systems
Debt Financing in 2008
ExteNet Systems is a provider of advanced connectivity solutions, specializing in mobile network infrastructure for various clients, including mobile network operators, real estate owners, enterprises, municipalities, and rural carriers. The company designs and deploys outdoor small cell and distributed antenna systems (DAS) to enhance wireless communication in diverse environments such as sports venues, convention centers, commercial buildings, college campuses, healthcare facilities, hotels, and transit systems. By offering mobility and fiber connectivity that supports multiple carriers and standards-based technologies, ExteNet enables clients to achieve reliable geographic coverage in areas where traditional implementation may be challenging or expensive.
Handango specializes in providing smartphone applications for various platforms, including BlackBerry, Palm, Windows Mobile, Symbian OS, and Linux. The company boasts a catalog of over 140,000 applications, covering a wide range of categories such as games, business, entertainment, and productivity tools. Handango collaborates with a vast network of content partners, exceeding 23,000, to distribute its mobile applications to millions of consumers globally. Users can conveniently download applications through the Handango website, partner sites, SD cards, and its proprietary on-device catalog, InHand. This platform enables direct purchases and over-the-air downloads, enhancing user accessibility. Handango's expertise in mobile content has attracted partnerships with notable companies in the industry, reinforcing its position as a key player in the mobile application market.
Nuventix, based in Austin, Texas, specializes in active thermal management solutions, particularly through its patented SynJet module. This innovative synthetic jet cooling technology generates turbulent pulses of air using an electromagnetic actuator to effectively manage heat removal. Initially successful in computer cooling applications, Nuventix has made significant strides in the LED cooling market, advancing it by two years ahead of industry analysts' estimates. This progress not only enhances cooling efficiency but also supports the development of general illumination designs that leverage the benefits of LED technology.
Bandspeed
Series D in 2007
Bandspeed specializes in semiconductor-based wireless systems that enhance the performance and management of enterprise wireless local area networks (WLANs). The company offers a comprehensive solution that combines silicon and software, simplifying the deployment and ongoing management of WLANs while reducing total ownership costs. Bandspeed's RF management technology provides superior physical layer performance and supports the rapid development of new services by original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and original design manufacturers (ODMs). The solution utilizes advanced techniques such as omni-directional and spatial division multiple access (SDMA) to create cost-effective indoor, campus, and outdoor wireless networks. Additionally, Bandspeed incorporates features such as embedded radio-frequency interference detection and management, ensuring continuous automated oversight for optimal network efficiency and user satisfaction.
LifeShield
Series C in 2007
LifeShield is a provider of wireless home security systems, distinguished by its professional-grade monitoring and superior protection. Unlike traditional security systems, which are often either ineffective or costly, LifeShield offers an affordable alternative without compromising on quality. The company has developed a comprehensive suite of features, including fire and carbon monoxide sensors, cameras, and live video monitoring capabilities, catering to a wide range of needs, from residential homes to home offices. LifeShield stands out for its commitment to remote access, allowing customers to manage their security systems easily through mobile applications, without incurring additional monitoring fees. This focus on convenience and reliability enables customers to enjoy enhanced control over their home protection.
The iTKO LISA software suite offers a complete solution for testing Service-Oriented Architectures. Unlike conventional UI- and code-oriented testing tools, LISA was built from the ground up to test the many heterogeneous components and workflows that make up SOA applications.
Integral Wave Technologies
Series A in 2007
Integral Wave Technologies, Inc. manufactures a chip that allows power to be converted in a smaller amount of space on a circuit board. Its chip communicates with other devices, sending out performance data and load warnings. The company also creates a software program that goes along with the chip to allow customers to customize the chip to fit their needs. Integral Wave Technologies, Inc. was formerly known as Arkansas Microelectronics Development Corporation and changed its name to Integral Wave Technologies, Inc. in 2000. The company was founded in 1997 and is based in Austin, Texas.
D2Audio Corporation specializes in the manufacturing and supply of intelligent digital amplifiers, which are unique in the market. The company offers a comprehensive range of cost-effective and powerful multi-channel amplifier modules designed for high-quality audio equipment across various sectors, including consumer electronics, commercial applications, and the automotive industry. In addition to its amplifier products, D2Audio provides integrated circuit platforms tailored for digital media applications. The company also offers technical support services to its clients, ensuring effective implementation and operation of its audio solutions.
LifeShield
Series B in 2006
LifeShield is a provider of wireless home security systems, distinguished by its professional-grade monitoring and superior protection. Unlike traditional security systems, which are often either ineffective or costly, LifeShield offers an affordable alternative without compromising on quality. The company has developed a comprehensive suite of features, including fire and carbon monoxide sensors, cameras, and live video monitoring capabilities, catering to a wide range of needs, from residential homes to home offices. LifeShield stands out for its commitment to remote access, allowing customers to manage their security systems easily through mobile applications, without incurring additional monitoring fees. This focus on convenience and reliability enables customers to enjoy enhanced control over their home protection.
The iTKO LISA software suite offers a complete solution for testing Service-Oriented Architectures. Unlike conventional UI- and code-oriented testing tools, LISA was built from the ground up to test the many heterogeneous components and workflows that make up SOA applications.
Edge Medical Devices
Venture Round in 2005
Edge Medical Devices working with OEMs, Integrators and Value Added Resellers worldwide to bring high quality digital radiography.
Mirage Networks
Series C in 2005
Mirage Networks was a network security company focused on providing effective and easily manageable security solutions for enterprises. The company specialized in network-access technology and developed a comprehensive network access control platform. This platform allowed users to manage network access across various devices, endpoints, and operating systems. Mirage Networks operated through a global network of resellers, original equipment manufacturers, and managed security service providers, ensuring widespread availability of its solutions.
Nuventix, based in Austin, Texas, specializes in active thermal management solutions, particularly through its patented SynJet module. This innovative synthetic jet cooling technology generates turbulent pulses of air using an electromagnetic actuator to effectively manage heat removal. Initially successful in computer cooling applications, Nuventix has made significant strides in the LED cooling market, advancing it by two years ahead of industry analysts' estimates. This progress not only enhances cooling efficiency but also supports the development of general illumination designs that leverage the benefits of LED technology.
Bandspeed
Series C in 2005
Bandspeed specializes in semiconductor-based wireless systems that enhance the performance and management of enterprise wireless local area networks (WLANs). The company offers a comprehensive solution that combines silicon and software, simplifying the deployment and ongoing management of WLANs while reducing total ownership costs. Bandspeed's RF management technology provides superior physical layer performance and supports the rapid development of new services by original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and original design manufacturers (ODMs). The solution utilizes advanced techniques such as omni-directional and spatial division multiple access (SDMA) to create cost-effective indoor, campus, and outdoor wireless networks. Additionally, Bandspeed incorporates features such as embedded radio-frequency interference detection and management, ensuring continuous automated oversight for optimal network efficiency and user satisfaction.
T-RAM Semiconductor
Series C in 2005
T-RAM Semiconductor is a fabless semiconductor company that specializes in memory products utilizing its proprietary Thin-Capacitively-Coupled-Thyristor (TCCT) technology. This innovative approach enables the production of memory cells that are significantly smaller—one-fourth to one-eighth the size—compared to traditional 6T-SRAM technology. By leveraging its TCCT technology, T-RAM Semiconductor aims to deliver higher density and lower-cost High Performance Synchronous SRAM solutions. These products are designed to meet the discrete and embedded memory requirements of high-performance computer servers, networking, and telecommunications sectors.
Ample Communications
Series D in 2005
As of September 25, 2007, Ample Communications, Inc. was acquired by Mindspeed Technologies, Inc. Ample Communications, Inc. develops silicon solutions for optimizing networking infrastructure. The company provides Ethernet MACs for increasing the performance of enterprise and wide-area networks. It offers integrated MACs that optimize Ethernet aggregation, as well as Gigabit Ethernet silicon solutions for the PC market. The company provides its products for various applications, including Ethernet switches and routers, Internet appliances, access devices in enterprise and metro applications, IPTV equipment, metro Ethernet, wireless/cellular backhaul, and Ethernet over SONET applications. Ample Communications, Inc. was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Fremont, California.
Voyence
Venture Round in 2004
Voyence provides configuration and change management solutions that automate critical change, compliance, and activation processes. The company offers VoyenceControl NG solution, which manages various devices in a heterogeneous infrastructure; automates configuration management lifecycle, including design, change, and compliance; and collects data in its repository, including configuration, asset/hardware, and change and audit information. It offers compliance/security, change/configuration, and extending network management solutions. The company's customers include financial, healthcare, education, government, manufacturing, services, technology, and transportation organizations. Voyence, Inc. was founded in 2000 as PowerUp Networks and it changed its name to Voyence, Inc. in 2003. The company is headquartered in Richardson, Texas.
Mirage Networks
Series B in 2004
Mirage Networks was a network security company focused on providing effective and easily manageable security solutions for enterprises. The company specialized in network-access technology and developed a comprehensive network access control platform. This platform allowed users to manage network access across various devices, endpoints, and operating systems. Mirage Networks operated through a global network of resellers, original equipment manufacturers, and managed security service providers, ensuring widespread availability of its solutions.
AppTrigger
Series B in 2004
AppTrigger, Inc. provides telecommunications application connectivity solutions. It offers Application Session Controller software, a network element that sits between the application cloud and the converging network/control layer to provide and manage connectivity to the evolving network for multiple applications. The company also provides support programs, and professional and training services. AppTrigger, Inc. was formerly known as Carrius Technologies, Inc. The company was founded in 2002 and is based in Richardson, Texas.
Ample Communications
Series C in 2004
As of September 25, 2007, Ample Communications, Inc. was acquired by Mindspeed Technologies, Inc. Ample Communications, Inc. develops silicon solutions for optimizing networking infrastructure. The company provides Ethernet MACs for increasing the performance of enterprise and wide-area networks. It offers integrated MACs that optimize Ethernet aggregation, as well as Gigabit Ethernet silicon solutions for the PC market. The company provides its products for various applications, including Ethernet switches and routers, Internet appliances, access devices in enterprise and metro applications, IPTV equipment, metro Ethernet, wireless/cellular backhaul, and Ethernet over SONET applications. Ample Communications, Inc. was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Fremont, California.
AppTrigger
Series A in 2003
AppTrigger, Inc. provides telecommunications application connectivity solutions. It offers Application Session Controller software, a network element that sits between the application cloud and the converging network/control layer to provide and manage connectivity to the evolving network for multiple applications. The company also provides support programs, and professional and training services. AppTrigger, Inc. was formerly known as Carrius Technologies, Inc. The company was founded in 2002 and is based in Richardson, Texas.
Xtera
Venture Round in 2003
Xtera Communications, Inc. was a provider of optical transport solutions, specializing in Raman amplification-enabled systems for terrestrial and submarine networks. Founded in 1998 and headquartered in Allen, Texas, the company catered to telecommunications service providers, content service providers, enterprises, and government entities globally. Xtera offered a range of products and services, including un-repeatered and repeatered optical systems, designed to enhance network reach and capacity. Its solutions were tailored to meet individual customer needs, encompassing full turnkey systems, open architecture designs, and specific product supply. Despite its previous success in expanding its customer base and product portfolio, Xtera faced financial difficulties that led to its Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing in November 2016, which was later converted to Chapter 7 liquidation in February 2017.
Mirage Networks
Series A in 2003
Mirage Networks was a network security company focused on providing effective and easily manageable security solutions for enterprises. The company specialized in network-access technology and developed a comprehensive network access control platform. This platform allowed users to manage network access across various devices, endpoints, and operating systems. Mirage Networks operated through a global network of resellers, original equipment manufacturers, and managed security service providers, ensuring widespread availability of its solutions.
AppTrigger
Series A in 2003
AppTrigger, Inc. provides telecommunications application connectivity solutions. It offers Application Session Controller software, a network element that sits between the application cloud and the converging network/control layer to provide and manage connectivity to the evolving network for multiple applications. The company also provides support programs, and professional and training services. AppTrigger, Inc. was formerly known as Carrius Technologies, Inc. The company was founded in 2002 and is based in Richardson, Texas.
Scale Eight
Series D in 2002
Scale Eight is an internet company. It offers virtually limitless storage capacity, allowing companies to grow their online offerings. Scale Eight delivers file storage solutions technology through its global storage service and in a family of network-attached storage products. Scale Eight was founded by Josh Coates and is located in San Francisco, California.
Ample Communications
Series B in 2002
As of September 25, 2007, Ample Communications, Inc. was acquired by Mindspeed Technologies, Inc. Ample Communications, Inc. develops silicon solutions for optimizing networking infrastructure. The company provides Ethernet MACs for increasing the performance of enterprise and wide-area networks. It offers integrated MACs that optimize Ethernet aggregation, as well as Gigabit Ethernet silicon solutions for the PC market. The company provides its products for various applications, including Ethernet switches and routers, Internet appliances, access devices in enterprise and metro applications, IPTV equipment, metro Ethernet, wireless/cellular backhaul, and Ethernet over SONET applications. Ample Communications, Inc. was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Fremont, California.
Inoveon Corporation is a medical services company based in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, focused on providing solutions for the detection, staging, and monitoring of eye diseases, specifically diabetic retinopathy, macular degeneration, and glaucoma. Founded in 1997, Inoveon offers advanced technologies, including iScan, which assesses diabetic retinopathy and macular edema, and the INOVEON System, designed to enhance compliance rates among physician groups for managing these conditions. As a subsidiary of Ifa Systems Ag since 2010, Inoveon aims to support healthcare providers in delivering quality care to patients with eye-related diseases, ultimately working to preserve eyesight.
Chiaro Networks
Series D in 2002
Chiaro Networks, Inc. engages in the design, manufacture, and delivery of Internet protocol/multi protocol label switching in the United States.
Scale8 is a San Francisco-based data storage service provider.
OraMetrix
Series C in 2001
OraMetrix, Inc. provides 3-D technology solutions for facilitating and improving the quality of orthodontic care. It offers an orthodontic treatment system that allows the use of precision digital tools throughout the diagnosis, treatment planning and monitoring, and arch wire customization processes of the orthodontic treatment. OraMetrix, Inc. was formerly known as Orthotel, Inc. The company was founded in 1998 and is based in Richardson, Texas with an additional office in Berlin, Germany.
Metro Optix
Series C in 2001
Metro-Optix develops hardware for telecommunications companies that want to transition from circuit-based services to cell- and packet-based services. The hardware essentially reduces the number of hardware boxes needed, such as routers, which the networks feed into.
Scale Eight
Series C in 2001
Scale Eight is an internet company. It offers virtually limitless storage capacity, allowing companies to grow their online offerings. Scale Eight delivers file storage solutions technology through its global storage service and in a family of network-attached storage products. Scale Eight was founded by Josh Coates and is located in San Francisco, California.
TelOptica
Series B in 2001
TelOptica was funded in 1999 by communications network experts in optical, next-generation network design engineering and in operations research and algorithm development. The TelOptica team today includes highly regarded technologists with experience from established telco giants such as MCI and Sprint, international original equipment manufacturers such as Alcatel / DSC, Nortel, and IBM, and management consulting firms including McKinsey and Associates and Carreker Corporation. TelOptica is a well-funded, fast growing, privately held, optical communications technology company. TelOptica incorporated in Texas , received initial funding and support from the Startech business incubator of Richardson, Texas, and closed on its second round of funding from Trellis Partners, Austin Ventures, Centerpoint Ventures, SSM Ventures of Austin, and SG Cowen in June 2001.
Xtera Communications, Inc. was a provider of optical transport solutions, specializing in Raman amplification-enabled systems for terrestrial and submarine networks. Founded in 1998 and headquartered in Allen, Texas, the company catered to telecommunications service providers, content service providers, enterprises, and government entities globally. Xtera offered a range of products and services, including un-repeatered and repeatered optical systems, designed to enhance network reach and capacity. Its solutions were tailored to meet individual customer needs, encompassing full turnkey systems, open architecture designs, and specific product supply. Despite its previous success in expanding its customer base and product portfolio, Xtera faced financial difficulties that led to its Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing in November 2016, which was later converted to Chapter 7 liquidation in February 2017.
Alfalight
Series B in 2000
Alfalight specializes in the design and manufacture of high-power diode lasers tailored for industrial, defense, and telecommunications applications. The company utilizes advanced aluminum-free active region (ALFA) laser structures, which contribute to the production of laser diodes that are noted for their high reliability and efficiency. Alfalight's product range includes short-wave infrared, near-infrared, and visible lasers, alongside various laser and electro-optical systems. These innovations position Alfalight as a key player in meeting the demands of both security and telecommunication sectors.
RHK is the leading industry market research and consulting firm specializing in the analysis of advanced technologies for the public telecommunications network. The company provides subscription services and custom consulting to technology vendors, service providers, component suppliers and the investment community.
GlobeRanger
Series A in 2000
GlobeRanger Corp. is an RFID software and solutions provider established in 1999, specializing in creating an information processing infrastructure that connects automated data collection with enterprise software systems. The company's flagship offering, the iMotion Platform, facilitates the development, deployment, and management of RFID and sensor-based solutions, allowing businesses to effectively utilize data generated outside traditional IT environments. GlobeRanger’s innovative products include customizable applications for asset tracking, supply chain management, and perishables logistics. By integrating various technologies, such as bar codes and wireless systems, GlobeRanger enables its customers to leverage existing investments while adopting new edge applications in a cost-effective manner.
OraMetrix
Series B in 2000
OraMetrix, Inc. provides 3-D technology solutions for facilitating and improving the quality of orthodontic care. It offers an orthodontic treatment system that allows the use of precision digital tools throughout the diagnosis, treatment planning and monitoring, and arch wire customization processes of the orthodontic treatment. OraMetrix, Inc. was formerly known as Orthotel, Inc. The company was founded in 1998 and is based in Richardson, Texas with an additional office in Berlin, Germany.
New World Communications
Venture Round in 2000
NewWorld Communications is an information technology and communications consulting firm that enables midsize businesses and enterprises to implement network, mobility, and cloud solutions. It also offers contract negotiation, strategic planning and design, project management and implementation, and support services. NewWorld Communications was acquired by Nextel Communications in January 2003. NewWorld Communications was founded in 1999 and is based in Atlanta, Georgia.
Powered is a social marketing consultancy that assists companies in enhancing their engagement in a digital and interconnected environment. The firm offers a comprehensive range of services, including strategy development, program execution, content marketing, and blogger outreach. Powered also focuses on influencer activation, advocacy programs, and the creation of branded communities and events. By leveraging effective practices and technologies, Powered aims to help brands and publishers establish and strengthen relationships with their customers through online communities.
Alibre specializes in providing affordable complete engineering solutions. It seeks to change the landscape of 3D mechanical CAD software. The company is driven by a mission to maximize the access of professional design solutions to today's world-changers, educators, and entrepreneurs through affordability, simplicity, and service.
ChipData a business-to-business design chain management company for electronic design engineers.
Chiaro Networks
Series B in 2000
Chiaro Networks, Inc. engages in the design, manufacture, and delivery of Internet protocol/multi protocol label switching in the United States.
NetBotz is a global provider of IP-based intelligent physical security solutions, headquartered in Austin, Texas. The company focuses on safeguarding businesses and their assets by offering early warnings of conditions that could threaten operational integrity and lead to financial losses. NetBotz delivers simplified solutions designed for both residential and industrial customers, catering to various levels of energy consumption and conservation. With expertise in managing key domains such as power, process, machine, IT infrastructure, building management, and security, NetBotz aims to enhance the effectiveness and reliability of physical security systems.
Metro Optix
Series A in 2000
Metro-Optix develops hardware for telecommunications companies that want to transition from circuit-based services to cell- and packet-based services. The hardware essentially reduces the number of hardware boxes needed, such as routers, which the networks feed into.
Chiaro Networks
Series A in 1999
Chiaro Networks, Inc. engages in the design, manufacture, and delivery of Internet protocol/multi protocol label switching in the United States.
Applied Science Fiction
Venture Round in 1999
Applied Science Fiction is a company focused on developing innovative technologies for the digital and photographic industries. Its primary products include Digital Film Processing Technology and ICE3. ICE3 is designed to eliminate scratches on photographic film or slides, while also restoring color fidelity and enhancing the overall appearance of photographs. By providing these advancements, Applied Science Fiction aims to improve the quality and usability of photographic materials in commercial applications.
OraMetrix
Series A in 1999
OraMetrix, Inc. provides 3-D technology solutions for facilitating and improving the quality of orthodontic care. It offers an orthodontic treatment system that allows the use of precision digital tools throughout the diagnosis, treatment planning and monitoring, and arch wire customization processes of the orthodontic treatment. OraMetrix, Inc. was formerly known as Orthotel, Inc. The company was founded in 1998 and is based in Richardson, Texas with an additional office in Berlin, Germany.
Active Power
Series B in 1998
Active Power, Inc. (Active Power) incorporated designs, manufactures and services uninterruptible power supply (UPS) products and modular infrastructure solution (MIS) products that provide electrical power continuity and integrated infrastructure platforms for data centers and other mission critical applications. Its products and solutions are designed to deliver continuous conditioned power during power disturbances and outages, voltage sags and surges,
Silicon Labs
Series B in 1998
Silicon Labs is a prominent provider of silicon, software, and solutions aimed at fostering a more connected world. The company specializes in analog-intensive mixed-signal semiconductors and is influential in shaping technologies for the Internet of Things, internet infrastructure, industrial automation, consumer electronics, and automotive markets. Headquartered in Austin, Texas, Silicon Labs employs approximately 1,300 team members across 20 countries, focusing on products that prioritize performance, energy efficiency, connectivity, and user simplicity. The company has received recognition for its industry leadership, including being named the Most Respected Public Semiconductor Company by the Global Semiconductor Alliance for three of the last four years.
Active Power
Series A in 1997
Active Power, Inc. (Active Power) incorporated designs, manufactures and services uninterruptible power supply (UPS) products and modular infrastructure solution (MIS) products that provide electrical power continuity and integrated infrastructure platforms for data centers and other mission critical applications. Its products and solutions are designed to deliver continuous conditioned power during power disturbances and outages, voltage sags and surges,