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Exagen Diagnostics

Series B in 2005

Exagen is a patient focused, discovery-driven life science company that addresses the unmet need for the accurate diagnosis and monitors patients affected by autoimmune rheumatic diseases. The company also provides AVISE tests that are specifically designed to provide objective information to physicians and patients for more accurate, efficient diagnosis, and better disease management. Exagen was established in 2002 and is headquartered in Vista, California.

Cemaphore Systems

Series A in 2003

Cemaphore Systems, Inc. provides unprecedented email continuity, disaster recovery and content management solutions for Microsoft Exchange, including the content on mobile devices. Via its Software as a Service (SaaS) solutions, Cemaphore also offers content management for users of email service providers.

Penguin Computing, Inc.

Venture Round in 2009

Penguin Computing Inc. offers Linux software, systems, and services for high-performance computing (HPC) applications. The company specializes in cluster virtualization. It offers rackmount servers, HPC cluster systems and software, storage solutions, and Linux workstations; peripherals, data protection, cluster interconnects, infrastructure management servers, and power management solutions; and Scyld ClusterWare HPC for the deployment and management of a Linux cluster. Penguin Computing Inc. also provides cluster delivery and orientation, onsite cluster assembly and installation, site planning and assessment, high performance computing consulting, and custom system deployment services. The company serves the high-performance computing, Web infrastructure, and enterprise computing areas in life science, aerospace, automotive, energy, government, and education markets. Penguin Computing Inc. was founded in 1998 and is headquartered in San Francisco, California.

Penguin Computing, Inc.

Series C in 2007

Penguin Computing Inc. offers Linux software, systems, and services for high-performance computing (HPC) applications. The company specializes in cluster virtualization. It offers rackmount servers, HPC cluster systems and software, storage solutions, and Linux workstations; peripherals, data protection, cluster interconnects, infrastructure management servers, and power management solutions; and Scyld ClusterWare HPC for the deployment and management of a Linux cluster. Penguin Computing Inc. also provides cluster delivery and orientation, onsite cluster assembly and installation, site planning and assessment, high performance computing consulting, and custom system deployment services. The company serves the high-performance computing, Web infrastructure, and enterprise computing areas in life science, aerospace, automotive, energy, government, and education markets. Penguin Computing Inc. was founded in 1998 and is headquartered in San Francisco, California.

Alianza, Inc.

Series A in 2009

Alianza radically transforms communications delivery so that service providers thrive with strong margins, better service, and elegant management. Alianza’s Cloud Voice Platform is a web-scale, turnkey virtualized software solution that enables cable, mobile, telco and other broadband providers to rapidly customize, launch and profit from VoIP and UC services. The power of Alianza’s cloud delivers a lower total cost of ownership and a clear business case for VoIP with a zero-CAPEX, success-based SaaS model. This new way to deliver voice service untangles service providers from the restraints of old-school voice networks and accelerates innovation and growth. Customers include Blue Ridge Communications, WEHCO Media, ViaSat, Vyve Broadband and Xplornet.

Cymphonix

Series A in 2005

Cymphonix Corporation provides products that control Internet browsing and application activities. It provides Network Revealer that helps in real-time traffic reporting, URL categorization, application classification, and detailed user activities; and Network Composer, a smart gateway appliance that helps organizations to understand at a glance who is abusing network resources and with what applications. The company also offers professional services ranging from customized training curricula to step-by-step installation services. Its products integrate network protection, application performance, and traffic visibility into a single solution. The company's products are used for multi-layer content filtering, secure traffic filtering, anonymous proxy protection, Internet threat control, bandwidth shaping and prioritization, content shaping and prioritization, application control, Internet usage control, and reporting. It serves education, hospitality, healthcare, local government, manufacturing, professional services, business, and library markets, as well as managed service providers in the United States and the Asia Pacific region, including Australia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Taiwan, and Singapore.

Cerberian

Series A in 2001

Cerberian is a provider of advanced Internet filtering solutions for businesses, homes, and schools, ensuring a safer, more productive Internet experience. Offered through an outsourced model, Cerberian minimizes initial investment and maintenance costs for end-users by maintaining the technology and file management responsibility at Cerberian data centers located around the world. Cerberian features a database of more than 4.5 million categorized URLs and an advanced patent pending technology that dynamically rates new Internet content in real-time to ensure an up-to-date database of Web sites in a constantly changing Internet environment. The Cerberian Web Filter is available as an integrated, value-added service on leading firewall and network appliances, caching devices, security software solutions and service solutions.

Control4

Series C in 2005

Personalized automation and control solutions that allow virtual control of any device in homes and businesses

Control4

Series A in 2003

Personalized automation and control solutions that allow virtual control of any device in homes and businesses

VeraLight

Series C in 2008

VeraLight is a medical device company that was established in October 2004 to focus on a comprehensive approach to non-invasive type 2 diabetes and pre-diabetes screening with the proprietary SCOUT DSÂ® system. Their mission is to help stem the tide of the worldwide diabetes epidemic by driving early diabetes detection, thus enabling initiation of therapies that can prevent diabetes or reduce its complications. The company develops and acquires intellectual property, products, and services that contribute to this mission.

Coherex Medical

Series A in 2007

Coherex Medical, Inc. develops medical devices for addressing the structural heart disease conditions. It offers patent foramen ovale (PFO) closure system, which is designed to stimulate tissue in-growth to ensure long-term closure of the PFO. The company was founded as Proximare, Inc. in 2003 and changed its name to Coherex Medical, Inc. in 2006. The company is based in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Senforce Technologies

Venture Round in 2004

Senforce technology provides protection by enforcing encryption policies at employees' computers, whether they are online or offline. The software includes "location-aware enforcement" that prevents unauthorized access to a network by automatically adjusting security controls and protections based on the user's location.

Aspen Avionics, Inc.

Series A in 2005

Aspen Avionics, based in Albuquerque, New Mexico, was founded by aviation enthusiasts in 2004. The company specializes in bringing the most advanced technology and capability into general aviation cockpits. Its products increase situational awareness and reduce pilot workload, making it even easier and safer to fly in both VFR and IFR conditions. The company’s philosophy is that getting the latest avionics technology shouldn’t always mean spending a lot of money—on equipment or on installation.

Avinti

Series B in 2005

Avinti, Inc. provides e-mail security solutions. It offers iSolation Server, which blocks threats, and eliminates various known and unknown e-mail-based viruses from corporate e-mail systems enabling organizations and individuals to safely use communications tool.

Cerberian

Series B in 2003

Cerberian is a provider of advanced Internet filtering solutions for businesses, homes, and schools, ensuring a safer, more productive Internet experience. Offered through an outsourced model, Cerberian minimizes initial investment and maintenance costs for end-users by maintaining the technology and file management responsibility at Cerberian data centers located around the world. Cerberian features a database of more than 4.5 million categorized URLs and an advanced patent pending technology that dynamically rates new Internet content in real-time to ensure an up-to-date database of Web sites in a constantly changing Internet environment. The Cerberian Web Filter is available as an integrated, value-added service on leading firewall and network appliances, caching devices, security software solutions and service solutions.

Lineagen

Series A in 2008

Lineagen, Inc. operates as a genetics diagnostic company that focuses on genetic testing and clinical information services for various neurodevelopmental disorders. It offers FirstStepDx PLUS, a chromosomal microarray platform that is optimized to detect genomic changes associated with autism and neurodevelopmental disorders; NextStepDx PLUS, a genetic sequencing test to detect small changes in the genome; and M-CHAT.org, an online screening tool for physicians and parents to assess developmental evaluation, such as ADI/ADOS. It serves healthcare professionals, physicians, and individuals. Lineagen, Inc. was formerly known as GenData Research Corporation and changed its name to Lineagen, Inc. in January 2003. The company was founded in 2002 and is based in Salt Lake City, Utah. As of August 21, 2020, Lineagen, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Bionano Genomics, Inc.

Numira Biosciences

Series A in 2007

Numira Biosciences, Inc., a contract research organization, provides imaging services for disease research, drug discovery, and pre-clinical studies in animal models. It offers Virtual Histology for soft tissue imaging applications, such as atherosclerosis, osteoarthritis, heart defects, pulmonary diseases, developmental biology, and phenotyping; and high-resolution bone imaging tools to analyze and characterize the skeletal anatomy and bones of animal models. The company also provides image processing and visual analytics solutions; AltaViewer visualization software, a visualization tool for use in non-clinical environments to view, manipulate, and export images of small animal datasets for research purposes; and imaging chamber, a multi-modality imaging chamber that facilitates the co-registration of anatomical and functional images by means of sequential multi-modal imaging.

VeraLight

Series B in 2006

VeraLight is a medical device company that was established in October 2004 to focus on a comprehensive approach to non-invasive type 2 diabetes and pre-diabetes screening with the proprietary SCOUT DSÂ® system. Their mission is to help stem the tide of the worldwide diabetes epidemic by driving early diabetes detection, thus enabling initiation of therapies that can prevent diabetes or reduce its complications. The company develops and acquires intellectual property, products, and services that contribute to this mission.

FamilyLink

Series A in 2007

FamilyLink, a top provider of the family social experience with more than 80 million users, has built the leading way for families to connect. Family members can upload photos, share memories and stories, build family trees, and find new relatives and ancestors. FamilyLink's flagship application We're Related launched in 2007 and today has more than 57 million users making it a top ten Facebook application. More than 20 million users use the product each month. Families can search over 1.2 billion names to find ancestors and incorporate them into family trees. FamilyLink also makes it easy for families to share family history content with all their relatives. To learn more about FamilyLink visit www.familylink.com.

Cerberian

Series A in 2002

Cerberian is a provider of advanced Internet filtering solutions for businesses, homes, and schools, ensuring a safer, more productive Internet experience. Offered through an outsourced model, Cerberian minimizes initial investment and maintenance costs for end-users by maintaining the technology and file management responsibility at Cerberian data centers located around the world. Cerberian features a database of more than 4.5 million categorized URLs and an advanced patent pending technology that dynamically rates new Internet content in real-time to ensure an up-to-date database of Web sites in a constantly changing Internet environment. The Cerberian Web Filter is available as an integrated, value-added service on leading firewall and network appliances, caching devices, security software solutions and service solutions.

S5 Wireless

Series A in 2005

S5 Wireless develops next-generation wireless location and telemetry technology for tracking and monitoring. It provides consumption embeddable semiconductor chips that enable location accuracy. The company's solutions also include low-power transmitting tags; a network of real-time base stations, which receive and demodulate the RF transmissions generated by the tags; location and telemetry servers, which aggregate, assemble, and process the information provided by the base stations in real-time to provide exact location and extract telemetry; and network operations center to monitor network status, authorize, and service customer requests for location and telemetry information.

PublicEngines

Series B in 2009

CrimeReports.com partners directly with law enforcement agencies to provide automated crime mapping and alerting. CrimeReports.com is the fastest growing automated crime mapping and alerting service provider, growing from a single participating department in September 2007 to over 1,000 participating departments in 2010.

XAware

Series B in 2006

XAware is an opensource data integration vendor. XAware's tool set leverages a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) and is built upon key technical standards (such as J2EE, XML, and Eclipse) and industry standards (such as ACORD, CSIO, EDI, HL7 and NIEM).

comScore

Series E in 2003

comScore (NASDAQ: SCOR) is the cross-platform measurement company that precisely measures audiences, brands and consumer behavior everywhere. comScore completed its merger with Rentrak Corporation in January 2016 to create the new model for a dynamic, cross-platform world. Built on precision and innovation, our unmatched data footprint combines proprietary digital, TV and movie intelligence with vast demographic details to quantify consumers' multiscreen behavior at massive scale. This approach helps media companies monetize their complete audiences and allows marketers to reach these audiences more effectively. With more than 3,200 clients and global footprint in more than 75 countries, comScore is delivering the future of measurement. For more information on comScore, please visit comscore.com.

Reachable

Series A in 2010

Reachable helps teams create and leverage their collective rolodex to find referrals to business opportunities. Reachable enables everyone to consolidate all their contact data in their own contact database, enriches the data with data from Reachable's data partners, and analyzes the contact data to find referrals to sales targets. With the new Reachable Teams, anyone can create a private network with people they trust, at work or in professional contexts, and leverage their Collective Rolodex.

Q Therapeutics

Venture Round in 2008

Q Therapeutics is a development stage company, engages in the development of human cell-based therapies for the treatment of degenerative diseases of the brain and spinal cord. The company develops Q-Cells that is intended for the treatment of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, multiple sclerosis, transverse myelitis, traumatic spinal cord injury, and Parkinson’s disease, as well as for Alzheimer’s disease, traumatic brain injury, cerebral palsy, Leukodystrophies and central nervous system storage diseases, and peripheral neuropathies. Q Therapeutics is headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Lineagen

Series A in 2010

Lineagen, Inc. operates as a genetics diagnostic company that focuses on genetic testing and clinical information services for various neurodevelopmental disorders. It offers FirstStepDx PLUS, a chromosomal microarray platform that is optimized to detect genomic changes associated with autism and neurodevelopmental disorders; NextStepDx PLUS, a genetic sequencing test to detect small changes in the genome; and M-CHAT.org, an online screening tool for physicians and parents to assess developmental evaluation, such as ADI/ADOS. It serves healthcare professionals, physicians, and individuals. Lineagen, Inc. was formerly known as GenData Research Corporation and changed its name to Lineagen, Inc. in January 2003. The company was founded in 2002 and is based in Salt Lake City, Utah. As of August 21, 2020, Lineagen, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Bionano Genomics, Inc.

ExpertVoice, Inc.

Series B in 2006

ExpertVoice is a provider of an online marketing platform used to connect brands with influencers. Its platform helps brands easily find, educate and reward trusted influencers, create deals, and discounts for the advocates to try the products that enable brands to drive more sales with the help of expert recommendations from retail sales associates and respected category professionals. ExpertVoice was founded in 2004 and is headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Control4

Series F in 2008

Personalized automation and control solutions that allow virtual control of any device in homes and businesses

World Vital Records

Series A in 2007

Started by some of the founders of Ancestry.com, WorldVitalRecords.com maintains online databases with over 1.3 billion names and records of family histories. Some of its current partners include Everton Publishers, FamilySearch, Quintin Publications, Newspaper Archives, Archive CD Books Australia, Archive CD Books Canada, Archive CD Books USA, Eneclann, British Origins, Find My Past, Immigrant Ships Transcribers' Guild, Dundurn Books, E-Yearbook, and The Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island Foundation, Inc. The company also operates [FamilyLink](http://www.familylink.com), a social network for genealogists and families looking to work on their family trees and connect with one another. WorldVitalRecords.com's key competitor is [Ancestry.com](http://www.crunchbase.com/organization/ancestry.com).

S5 Wireless

Series B in 2006

S5 Wireless develops next-generation wireless location and telemetry technology for tracking and monitoring. It provides consumption embeddable semiconductor chips that enable location accuracy. The company's solutions also include low-power transmitting tags; a network of real-time base stations, which receive and demodulate the RF transmissions generated by the tags; location and telemetry servers, which aggregate, assemble, and process the information provided by the base stations in real-time to provide exact location and extract telemetry; and network operations center to monitor network status, authorize, and service customer requests for location and telemetry information.

XAware

Series B in 2004

XAware is an opensource data integration vendor. XAware's tool set leverages a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) and is built upon key technical standards (such as J2EE, XML, and Eclipse) and industry standards (such as ACORD, CSIO, EDI, HL7 and NIEM).

Control4

Series D in 2006

Personalized automation and control solutions that allow virtual control of any device in homes and businesses

Cemaphore Systems

Series B in 2004

Cemaphore Systems, Inc. provides unprecedented email continuity, disaster recovery and content management solutions for Microsoft Exchange, including the content on mobile devices. Via its Software as a Service (SaaS) solutions, Cemaphore also offers content management for users of email service providers.

FamilyLink

Series B in 2008

FamilyLink, a top provider of the family social experience with more than 80 million users, has built the leading way for families to connect. Family members can upload photos, share memories and stories, build family trees, and find new relatives and ancestors. FamilyLink's flagship application We're Related launched in 2007 and today has more than 57 million users making it a top ten Facebook application. More than 20 million users use the product each month. Families can search over 1.2 billion names to find ancestors and incorporate them into family trees. FamilyLink also makes it easy for families to share family history content with all their relatives. To learn more about FamilyLink visit www.familylink.com.

Control4

Venture Round in 2011

Personalized automation and control solutions that allow virtual control of any device in homes and businesses

Axial Biotech

Series B in 2007

Axial Biotech is a privately held, venture-backed company founded in 2002 by a group of internationally recognized spine surgeons and geneticists. Axial Biotech is focused on developing and commercializing genetic tests and treatment solutions for spinal disorders.

Cerberian

Angel Round in 2001

Cerberian is a provider of advanced Internet filtering solutions for businesses, homes, and schools, ensuring a safer, more productive Internet experience. Offered through an outsourced model, Cerberian minimizes initial investment and maintenance costs for end-users by maintaining the technology and file management responsibility at Cerberian data centers located around the world. Cerberian features a database of more than 4.5 million categorized URLs and an advanced patent pending technology that dynamically rates new Internet content in real-time to ensure an up-to-date database of Web sites in a constantly changing Internet environment. The Cerberian Web Filter is available as an integrated, value-added service on leading firewall and network appliances, caching devices, security software solutions and service solutions.

PacketPointe Communications

Series B in 2002

PacketPointe Communications has a track record of performance. Their facilities, equipment, engineering staff and networking consultants are among the best in the industry, as is proven by our customer satisfaction rate. We are among an exceptionally select group of companies that has mastered the complex art of balancing multi-platform communication, capable of providing data services to all of your locations, with the most seamless service, regardless of location.

Salus Therapeutics

Series B in 2002

Salus Therapeutics Inc., a privately held biotechnology company founded in July 1999 and located in Salt Lake City, uses a proprietary "OptiSense(R)" technology for the discovery of new oligonucleotide-based medicines. The company's unique co-polymers are used as transfection vehicles to deliver RNA- and DNA-based drugs.

Reachable

Seed Round in 2007

Reachable helps teams create and leverage their collective rolodex to find referrals to business opportunities. Reachable enables everyone to consolidate all their contact data in their own contact database, enriches the data with data from Reachable's data partners, and analyzes the contact data to find referrals to sales targets. With the new Reachable Teams, anyone can create a private network with people they trust, at work or in professional contexts, and leverage their Collective Rolodex.

Radiate Media

Series B in 2011

Radiate Media formerly Matchbin, provides software and services that empower local media and businesses to find and capture the audience that matters most. From local news, weather, and traffic information to online and broadcast marketing tools, Radiate Media’s technology and nationwide network allows clients to grow revenue by reaching customers on-air, online, and on the go.

nanoMR

Series A in 2008

nanoMR has developed the first system for rapid isolation of rare cells from complex matrices at levels of 1 cell/mL or lower. The immunomagnetic capture system can target multiple cell types simultaneously, for example capturing bacteria and fungi from bloodstream infections, or specific cell types, such as circulating tumor, or fetal, cells, in less than 30 minutes.

Mirabilis Medica

Series A in 2007

Mirabilis Medical, Inc. designs, develops, manufactures, distributes, installs, and services ultrasound devices for the non-invasive ablation of uterine fibroid tissue in the field of gynecology. Its device uses high resolution ultrasound imaging to localize treatment and a proprietary ultrasound technology to non-invasively treat tissue deep in the body. The company was founded in 2004 and is based in Bothell, Washington.

nanoMR

Series B in 2011

nanoMR has developed the first system for rapid isolation of rare cells from complex matrices at levels of 1 cell/mL or lower. The immunomagnetic capture system can target multiple cell types simultaneously, for example capturing bacteria and fungi from bloodstream infections, or specific cell types, such as circulating tumor, or fetal, cells, in less than 30 minutes.

Athena Feminine Technologies

Series A in 2009

Athena Feminine Technologies, Inc. develops health products to diagnose and treat medical conditions in the pelvic area in adult women in the United States. It offers Pelvic Muscle Trainer, a wireless electrical stimulation product that is developed to treat and prevent female incontinence. The company's products also detect and/or rehabilitate common physiological changes that occur in adult women. It primarily serves players, travelers, and celebrities. Athena Feminine Technologies, Inc. was incorporated in 1996 and is headquartered in Orinda, California.

Coherex Medical

Series B in 2009

Coherex Medical, Inc. develops medical devices for addressing the structural heart disease conditions. It offers patent foramen ovale (PFO) closure system, which is designed to stimulate tissue in-growth to ensure long-term closure of the PFO. The company was founded as Proximare, Inc. in 2003 and changed its name to Coherex Medical, Inc. in 2006. The company is based in Salt Lake City, Utah.

ExpertVoice, Inc.

Series A in 2005

ExpertVoice is a provider of an online marketing platform used to connect brands with influencers. Its platform helps brands easily find, educate and reward trusted influencers, create deals, and discounts for the advocates to try the products that enable brands to drive more sales with the help of expert recommendations from retail sales associates and respected category professionals. ExpertVoice was founded in 2004 and is headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Control4

Venture Round in 2009

Personalized automation and control solutions that allow virtual control of any device in homes and businesses

BioMicro Systems

Series B in 2007

BioMicro Systems is a private company that serves the life sciences community by developing and marketing biological research products based on its proprietary microfluidic and microarray technologies. Since 2003 BioMicro Systems has sold over 500 MAUI Hybridization Systems, disposable MAUI Mixer microarray hybridization chambers combined with a cutting-edge microarray hybridization instrument, designed to alleviate the processing bottleneck encountered during the microarray hybridization process and to help researchers achieve greater sensitivity and more consistent/reproducible results. BioMicro Systems strives to become the company to provide the standard for achieving superb microarray hybridization results.

The American Academy

Series B in 2009

The American Academy, Inc. (TAA) was established in 2007 with the vision is to become the leading online educational services partner to public high schools throughout the U.S. In addition to providing online and alternative educational services to high schools, TAA operates an accredited, private, online high school (The American Academy) that serves high school age and adult students worldwide who want to supplement their high school education and/or earn a full high school diploma. Through its unique School-as-a-Serviceâ„¢ platform, The American Academy gives: Students an opportunity to choose from more than 230 online courses, supported by state-licensed teachers and access to tutoring 24/7. High Schools an innovative program for dropout recovery and prevention, as well as offering additional courses for credit recovery or curriculum expansion. Teachers the ability to teach, develop content, tutor and perform community outreach to promote online learning.

comScore

Series D in 2002

comScore (NASDAQ: SCOR) is the cross-platform measurement company that precisely measures audiences, brands and consumer behavior everywhere. comScore completed its merger with Rentrak Corporation in January 2016 to create the new model for a dynamic, cross-platform world. Built on precision and innovation, our unmatched data footprint combines proprietary digital, TV and movie intelligence with vast demographic details to quantify consumers' multiscreen behavior at massive scale. This approach helps media companies monetize their complete audiences and allows marketers to reach these audiences more effectively. With more than 3,200 clients and global footprint in more than 75 countries, comScore is delivering the future of measurement. For more information on comScore, please visit comscore.com.

Penguin Computing, Inc.

Series B in 2007

Penguin Computing Inc. offers Linux software, systems, and services for high-performance computing (HPC) applications. The company specializes in cluster virtualization. It offers rackmount servers, HPC cluster systems and software, storage solutions, and Linux workstations; peripherals, data protection, cluster interconnects, infrastructure management servers, and power management solutions; and Scyld ClusterWare HPC for the deployment and management of a Linux cluster. Penguin Computing Inc. also provides cluster delivery and orientation, onsite cluster assembly and installation, site planning and assessment, high performance computing consulting, and custom system deployment services. The company serves the high-performance computing, Web infrastructure, and enterprise computing areas in life science, aerospace, automotive, energy, government, and education markets. Penguin Computing Inc. was founded in 1998 and is headquartered in San Francisco, California.

Exagen Diagnostics

Series A in 2004

Exagen is a patient focused, discovery-driven life science company that addresses the unmet need for the accurate diagnosis and monitors patients affected by autoimmune rheumatic diseases. The company also provides AVISE tests that are specifically designed to provide objective information to physicians and patients for more accurate, efficient diagnosis, and better disease management. Exagen was established in 2002 and is headquartered in Vista, California.

GetFon

Series B in 2006

UCaaS for multinational enterprises

Axial Biotech

Series A in 2005

Axial Biotech is a privately held, venture-backed company founded in 2002 by a group of internationally recognized spine surgeons and geneticists. Axial Biotech is focused on developing and commercializing genetic tests and treatment solutions for spinal disorders.

Aspen Avionics, Inc.

Series B in 2007

Aspen Avionics, based in Albuquerque, New Mexico, was founded by aviation enthusiasts in 2004. The company specializes in bringing the most advanced technology and capability into general aviation cockpits. Its products increase situational awareness and reduce pilot workload, making it even easier and safer to fly in both VFR and IFR conditions. The company’s philosophy is that getting the latest avionics technology shouldn’t always mean spending a lot of money—on equipment or on installation.

Cogito

Series B in 2005

Cogito Inc. develops graph-based relationship analytics software solutions. It offers Cogito Knowledge Center, which provides middleware engines, servers, and development tools. The company also provides components, such as Graph Engine, which provides modeling and query services, as well as fundamental graph services; Workbench, a Windows application for prototyping graph data stores and ingesting static data sets, browsing, and diagramming data stores; Graph Server, a Windows service that hosts various graph stores for multiple clients; Data Integration Broker, which mediates or brokers data exchanges between a graph store and other data stores; cloud based administration tools that connect and monitor administrators to various graph servers or data integration brokers; and Web service interfaces. In addition, Cogito offers graph technology, which is used in intelligence and security, social network analysis, manufacturing, and bioinformatics; Graph Query Language, which allows users to create query statements; and Graph Analytics that provide tools to determine patterns of interaction between actors and groups in social networks. The company was founded in 1994 and is based in Draper, Utah. Cogito Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Reachable, Inc.

Zonder

Venture Round in 2007

With a simple, powerful search interface and the ability to book online or over the phone in real-time, Zonder is taking vacation rentals to the next level. No more complicated booking process. No more tedious searching. No more paper contracts and personal checks. Just search, find and book - the way it should be.

Infusionsoft

Series B in 2008

Keap is on a mission to simplify growth for millions of small businesses. For 15 years, Keap has helped small businesses get organized so they can deliver great service and close more business. The company pioneered the CRM and marketing automation category for small business and today serves more than 200,000 users globally with its Infusionsoft and Keap products.

FatPipe

Series C in 2003

FatPipe Networks is the inventor and multiple patents holders of technology that provides the highest levels of optimization, reliability, security and acceleration of Wide Area Networks (WANs). FatPipe is the world's most innovative creator of WAN redundancy technology, router clustering, which affords companies automatic and dynamic failover of a downed data line connection due to a WAN component or service failure.

Catheter Connections, Inc.

Seed Round in 2009

Catheter Connections, Inc. develops and commercializes vascular access products to protect patients from acquiring infections during intravenous infusion therapy (IV). The company offers DualCap System, a set of user-friendly products that provides healthcare facilities with an integrated solution for IV disinfection and protection by helping in the fight against IV catheter-related blood stream infections. Its DualCap System safely disinfects IV tubing end connectors and IV catheter access valves for infection control. The company offers its products through sales representatives. Catheter Connections, Inc. was founded in 2008 and is based in Salt Lake City, Utah. As of January 31, 2017, Catheter Connections, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Merit Medical Systems, Inc.

XAware

Series C in 2008

XAware is an opensource data integration vendor. XAware's tool set leverages a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) and is built upon key technical standards (such as J2EE, XML, and Eclipse) and industry standards (such as ACORD, CSIO, EDI, HL7 and NIEM).

Levanta

Venture Round in 2007

As of April 1, 2008, Levanta, Inc. went out of business. Levanta, Inc. offers Linux management and data virtualization solutions. The company offers Intrepid solutions for systems management; provisioning Linux OS and application stacks on hardware; managing servers, diskless blades, and virtual machines; tracking changes made in the Linux systems; and recovering broken systems. It offers its solutions to the financial services, entertainment, government, gaming, retail, and telecommunications industries. The company was founded in 1998 as Linuxcare, Inc. and changed its name to Levanta, Inc. in 2004. Levanta, Inc. is headquartered in San Mateo, California.

Lineagen

Series B in 2011

Lineagen, Inc. operates as a genetics diagnostic company that focuses on genetic testing and clinical information services for various neurodevelopmental disorders. It offers FirstStepDx PLUS, a chromosomal microarray platform that is optimized to detect genomic changes associated with autism and neurodevelopmental disorders; NextStepDx PLUS, a genetic sequencing test to detect small changes in the genome; and M-CHAT.org, an online screening tool for physicians and parents to assess developmental evaluation, such as ADI/ADOS. It serves healthcare professionals, physicians, and individuals. Lineagen, Inc. was formerly known as GenData Research Corporation and changed its name to Lineagen, Inc. in January 2003. The company was founded in 2002 and is based in Salt Lake City, Utah. As of August 21, 2020, Lineagen, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Bionano Genomics, Inc.

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