Enterprise Partners, founded in 1985, is a venture capital firm that focuses on investing in businesses primarily located in Southern California. The firm has played a significant role in building over 150 companies and is currently deploying its sixth fund, having invested more than $1.1 billion to date. The partners are experienced entrepreneurs who have created, managed, and sold various companies across diverse industries. They leverage their backgrounds to provide valuable support to their portfolio companies in areas such as finance, legal matters, product development, marketing, and operations. Enterprise Partners seeks to invest in companies that are positioned to lead in large emerging markets or those undergoing significant changes. They prioritize innovative business models and talented teams capable of transforming these markets, with a current focus on opportunities within the life sciences sector.
Celladon Corporation is a biotechnology company focused on developing molecular therapies for the treatment of heart failure. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in La Jolla, California, the company is known for its product candidates that address key enzyme deficiencies associated with advanced heart failure. One of its primary products, SERCA2a, is an enzyme that plays a crucial role in calcium cycling and contractility in heart muscle cells. Additionally, Celladon is developing MYDICAR, an enzyme replacement therapy aimed at improving heart function in patients suffering from heart failure.
Complete Genomics
Series E in 2010
Complete Genomics specializes in high-quality, affordable DNA sequencing and analysis, facilitating large-scale research into the genetic mechanisms of drug responses and complex diseases. The company has developed a comprehensive genomics analysis platform that integrates proprietary human sequencing technology with advanced informatics and data management software. This approach ensures that customers receive ready-to-use data for genome-based research, supporting advancements in personalized medicine and broader genetic studies. By combining innovative technology with a unique market strategy, Complete Genomics aims to transform the landscape of DNA sequencing.
Celladon
Series C in 2009
Celladon Corporation is a biotechnology company focused on developing molecular therapies for the treatment of heart failure. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in La Jolla, California, the company is known for its product candidates that address key enzyme deficiencies associated with advanced heart failure. One of its primary products, SERCA2a, is an enzyme that plays a crucial role in calcium cycling and contractility in heart muscle cells. Additionally, Celladon is developing MYDICAR, an enzyme replacement therapy aimed at improving heart function in patients suffering from heart failure.
NEXX Systems
Series D in 2009
NEXX Systems, Inc. is a designer and manufacturer of advanced processing equipment focused on wafer-level packaging applications. The company provides a range of systems, including sputter deposition, electro-deposition plating, and plasma cleaning, which are essential for flip chip advanced packaging processes. NEXX's electro-deposition systems facilitate long deposition time processes for applications such as gold and solder wafer bumping, redistribution layers, and various MEMS layers. The technology offered by NEXX Systems supports industries including compound semiconductors, hard disk drive head manufacturing, and inkjet printing. Founded in 2001 and headquartered in Billerica, Massachusetts, the company has established a global presence with representatives and distributors in multiple countries, including the United States, Germany, Italy, France, Switzerland, China, Israel, Korea, Japan, Singapore, and Taiwan.
VMIX Media
Series B in 2009
VMIX Media, Inc. is a provider of live video streaming software solutions that enable the production, recording, streaming, and display of live events. The company's software allows users to publish live productions directly to the Internet and incorporate various multimedia elements, including cameras, videos, images, audio, and presentations. VMIX Media offers a range of products, including vMix Software, which supports live mixing and streaming in multiple formats, vMix Control Surface for tactile production control, and vMix GO, a portable solution for connecting up to eight cameras. The company’s offerings cater to diverse sectors such as churches, sports, live events, education, and gaming, accommodating both large multi-camera setups and simple single-camera productions. Established in 2005 and headquartered in San Diego, California, VMIX Media operates as a subsidiary of StudioCoast Pty Ltd and distributes its products through authorized resellers both domestically and internationally.
TradeBeam
Venture Round in 2009
TradeBeam is a provider of Global Trade Management software and services that focuses on streamlining global trading processes for enterprises and their partners. The company offers an integrated solution that enhances import and export compliance and visibility, encompassing inventory management, shipment tracking, and supply chain event management. Additionally, TradeBeam provides global trade finance solutions, including management for open accounts and letters of credit, facilitating smoother international trade operations.
Complete Genomics
Series D in 2009
Complete Genomics specializes in high-quality, affordable DNA sequencing and analysis, facilitating large-scale research into the genetic mechanisms of drug responses and complex diseases. The company has developed a comprehensive genomics analysis platform that integrates proprietary human sequencing technology with advanced informatics and data management software. This approach ensures that customers receive ready-to-use data for genome-based research, supporting advancements in personalized medicine and broader genetic studies. By combining innovative technology with a unique market strategy, Complete Genomics aims to transform the landscape of DNA sequencing.
Interactive Fitness Holdings
Series D in 2009
Interactive Fitness Holdings, LLC has transformed the indoor exercise landscape by integrating virtual reality with traditional cardio workouts, creating a unique and engaging fitness experience. The company designs and manufactures commercial-grade workout bikes that incorporate innovative gaming software, making fitness enjoyable and appealing to a wide range of users. By seamlessly blending mechanical engineering with gaming technology, Interactive Fitness delivers equipment that is virtually maintenance-free and regularly updated through automatic downloads of new courses and games. This commitment to innovation ensures that workouts remain fresh and exciting, encouraging user retention. The company's focus on combining precisely engineered biomechanics with compelling psychological motivators redefines the indoor cycling experience, making it as exhilarating as outdoor riding. Ultimately, Interactive Fitness aims to foster healthier lifestyles through its engaging and personalized cardio solutions.
Breach Security
Venture Round in 2009
Breach Security, Inc., founded in 2004, was a prominent provider of real-time web application integrity and security solutions designed to protect sensitive web-based information. The company specialized in safeguarding web applications from hacking attacks and data leakage, ensuring that applications functioned as intended. Its product lineup included WebDefend, a security software tailored for large organizations, and ModSecurity Pro M1100, an appliance aimed at small and medium-sized enterprises. Additionally, Breach Security offered web application firewalls and the WebDefend Global Event Manager, a management platform that addressed global application security threats. The company was acquired by Trustwave Holdings, Inc.
Interactive Fitness Holdings
Series D in 2008
Interactive Fitness Holdings, LLC has transformed the indoor exercise landscape by integrating virtual reality with traditional cardio workouts, creating a unique and engaging fitness experience. The company designs and manufactures commercial-grade workout bikes that incorporate innovative gaming software, making fitness enjoyable and appealing to a wide range of users. By seamlessly blending mechanical engineering with gaming technology, Interactive Fitness delivers equipment that is virtually maintenance-free and regularly updated through automatic downloads of new courses and games. This commitment to innovation ensures that workouts remain fresh and exciting, encouraging user retention. The company's focus on combining precisely engineered biomechanics with compelling psychological motivators redefines the indoor cycling experience, making it as exhilarating as outdoor riding. Ultimately, Interactive Fitness aims to foster healthier lifestyles through its engaging and personalized cardio solutions.
3Leaf
Series C in 2008
3Leaf Systems specializes in server virtualization solutions that enhance corporate data center initiatives, focusing on power management and optimized scale-out architectures. Their Virtual Compute Environment (VCE) architecture provides system-level virtualization, allowing organizations to achieve mainframe-class capabilities on commodity servers. By utilizing 3Leaf's technology, businesses can significantly lower their infrastructure and operational costs while enabling rapid deployment and provisioning of data center resources. This ensures that organizations can meet the demands of modern applications effectively.
Active Network
Series F in 2008
Active Network is a leading provider of software solutions for activity and event management, facilitating connections between participants and organizers. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Plano, Texas, the company offers a comprehensive SaaS platform that enables efficient registration, secure payment processing, and data-driven insights to enhance participation and streamline administration. Active Network serves over 27,000 organizers and engages more than 13 million participants globally through its extensive marketplace for activities and events. The company hosts a vast directory of sports and recreational activities, making it easy for users to discover and register for various events, from races to team sports. In addition to registration services, Active Network provides online training tools, community engagement features, and a membership program that offers discounts on sports-related expenses. Its innovative solutions are designed to empower organizations, strengthen communities, and promote a more active lifestyle.
Breach Security
Venture Round in 2008
Breach Security, Inc., founded in 2004, was a prominent provider of real-time web application integrity and security solutions designed to protect sensitive web-based information. The company specialized in safeguarding web applications from hacking attacks and data leakage, ensuring that applications functioned as intended. Its product lineup included WebDefend, a security software tailored for large organizations, and ModSecurity Pro M1100, an appliance aimed at small and medium-sized enterprises. Additionally, Breach Security offered web application firewalls and the WebDefend Global Event Manager, a management platform that addressed global application security threats. The company was acquired by Trustwave Holdings, Inc.
ReliOn
Series C in 2008
ReliOn is a leading developer and marketer of modular, cartridge-based proton exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cell technology. The company specializes in providing stationary fuel cells designed for emergency and backup power, uninterruptible power supplies, and off-grid power applications. Serving a diverse clientele that includes telecommunications, energy, transportation, and government sectors, ReliOn's commercially available fuel cells have a proven track record, with over 1,900 kW sold and delivered both domestically and internationally. Their product offerings encompass various configurations and systems tailored to meet the specific needs of private and public entities, including major telecommunications providers and utility companies.
ReliOn
Venture Round in 2008
ReliOn is a leading developer and marketer of modular, cartridge-based proton exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cell technology. The company specializes in providing stationary fuel cells designed for emergency and backup power, uninterruptible power supplies, and off-grid power applications. Serving a diverse clientele that includes telecommunications, energy, transportation, and government sectors, ReliOn's commercially available fuel cells have a proven track record, with over 1,900 kW sold and delivered both domestically and internationally. Their product offerings encompass various configurations and systems tailored to meet the specific needs of private and public entities, including major telecommunications providers and utility companies.
CALIENT Technologies
Venture Round in 2007
CALIENT Technologies, Inc. specializes in the design and manufacture of high-density 3D MEMS (Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems) optical circuit switching systems. These systems facilitate optical layer optimization in data centers and software-defined networks, serving a variety of sectors including service providers, cloud computing, content delivery, and government applications. The company offers a range of products, such as S-series optical circuit switches and an OEM subsystem solution that operates as a white label optical switching system. Additionally, CALIENT provides the LightConnect fabric manager, which allows data center operators to manage various optical circuit switch nodes. Their technology enables dynamic optical-layer sharing, optimization, and automation, thus improving the operational efficiency of high-performance test and network resources. Founded in 1999 and based in Goleta, California, CALIENT Technologies also offers professional services that include network design, installation, and training.
VMIX Media
Private Equity Round in 2007
VMIX Media, Inc. is a provider of live video streaming software solutions that enable the production, recording, streaming, and display of live events. The company's software allows users to publish live productions directly to the Internet and incorporate various multimedia elements, including cameras, videos, images, audio, and presentations. VMIX Media offers a range of products, including vMix Software, which supports live mixing and streaming in multiple formats, vMix Control Surface for tactile production control, and vMix GO, a portable solution for connecting up to eight cameras. The company’s offerings cater to diverse sectors such as churches, sports, live events, education, and gaming, accommodating both large multi-camera setups and simple single-camera productions. Established in 2005 and headquartered in San Diego, California, VMIX Media operates as a subsidiary of StudioCoast Pty Ltd and distributes its products through authorized resellers both domestically and internationally.
Active Network
Series E in 2007
Active Network is a leading provider of software solutions for activity and event management, facilitating connections between participants and organizers. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Plano, Texas, the company offers a comprehensive SaaS platform that enables efficient registration, secure payment processing, and data-driven insights to enhance participation and streamline administration. Active Network serves over 27,000 organizers and engages more than 13 million participants globally through its extensive marketplace for activities and events. The company hosts a vast directory of sports and recreational activities, making it easy for users to discover and register for various events, from races to team sports. In addition to registration services, Active Network provides online training tools, community engagement features, and a membership program that offers discounts on sports-related expenses. Its innovative solutions are designed to empower organizations, strengthen communities, and promote a more active lifestyle.
TradeBeam
Series C in 2007
TradeBeam is a provider of Global Trade Management software and services that focuses on streamlining global trading processes for enterprises and their partners. The company offers an integrated solution that enhances import and export compliance and visibility, encompassing inventory management, shipment tracking, and supply chain event management. Additionally, TradeBeam provides global trade finance solutions, including management for open accounts and letters of credit, facilitating smoother international trade operations.
Hammerhead Systems
Series D in 2007
Hammerhead Systems, Inc. provides MPLS and Ethernet aggregation and switching solutions for business services, residential broadband, and wireless backhaul markets in the United States and internationally. It offers HSX 6000, which enables aggregation, interworking, and migration of access protocols across various core infrastructure; and Pegador SOA EMS, an element management system that provides Web services through XML/SOAP. The company was founded in 2002 and is headquartered in Mountain View, California. On May 21, 2009, Hammerhead Systems, Inc filed a voluntary petition for liquidation under Chapter 7 in the US Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of California, San Jose.
TargeGen
Series D in 2007
TargeGen, Inc. is a biopharmaceutical company based in San Diego, California, that specializes in the discovery and development of small molecule kinase inhibitors targeting vascular leakage, angiogenesis, and inflammation. Founded in 2002, TargeGen focuses on creating treatments for various serious medical conditions, including heart attacks, cancer, and eye diseases. The company's products address issues such as vascular leakage, edema, the abnormal growth of new blood vessels, and conditions like pleural effusions, arthritis, pulmonary edema, transplant ischemia, acute respiratory distress syndrome, brain inflammation, and hypovolemia. TargeGen also serves specific markets related to macular degeneration, diabetic macular edema, and diabetic retinopathy. The company was acquired in 2010, which has further enhanced its capabilities in addressing critical health challenges.
3Leaf
Series B in 2007
3Leaf Systems specializes in server virtualization solutions that enhance corporate data center initiatives, focusing on power management and optimized scale-out architectures. Their Virtual Compute Environment (VCE) architecture provides system-level virtualization, allowing organizations to achieve mainframe-class capabilities on commodity servers. By utilizing 3Leaf's technology, businesses can significantly lower their infrastructure and operational costs while enabling rapid deployment and provisioning of data center resources. This ensures that organizations can meet the demands of modern applications effectively.
Ascenta Therapeutics
Series C in 2007
Ascenta Therapeutics is a privately-held, clinical stage biopharmaceutical company dedicated to the discovery and development of new medicines to treat cancer. Ascenta's current focus is a portfolio of novel, orally-active, small molecule drugs that restore the natural potential for cancer cells to undergo cell death (apoptosis).
Interactive Fitness Holdings
Series C in 2007
Interactive Fitness Holdings, LLC has transformed the indoor exercise landscape by integrating virtual reality with traditional cardio workouts, creating a unique and engaging fitness experience. The company designs and manufactures commercial-grade workout bikes that incorporate innovative gaming software, making fitness enjoyable and appealing to a wide range of users. By seamlessly blending mechanical engineering with gaming technology, Interactive Fitness delivers equipment that is virtually maintenance-free and regularly updated through automatic downloads of new courses and games. This commitment to innovation ensures that workouts remain fresh and exciting, encouraging user retention. The company's focus on combining precisely engineered biomechanics with compelling psychological motivators redefines the indoor cycling experience, making it as exhilarating as outdoor riding. Ultimately, Interactive Fitness aims to foster healthier lifestyles through its engaging and personalized cardio solutions.
VMIX Media
Series B in 2007
VMIX Media, Inc. is a provider of live video streaming software solutions that enable the production, recording, streaming, and display of live events. The company's software allows users to publish live productions directly to the Internet and incorporate various multimedia elements, including cameras, videos, images, audio, and presentations. VMIX Media offers a range of products, including vMix Software, which supports live mixing and streaming in multiple formats, vMix Control Surface for tactile production control, and vMix GO, a portable solution for connecting up to eight cameras. The company’s offerings cater to diverse sectors such as churches, sports, live events, education, and gaming, accommodating both large multi-camera setups and simple single-camera productions. Established in 2005 and headquartered in San Diego, California, VMIX Media operates as a subsidiary of StudioCoast Pty Ltd and distributes its products through authorized resellers both domestically and internationally.
Active Network
Series D in 2006
Active Network is a leading provider of software solutions for activity and event management, facilitating connections between participants and organizers. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Plano, Texas, the company offers a comprehensive SaaS platform that enables efficient registration, secure payment processing, and data-driven insights to enhance participation and streamline administration. Active Network serves over 27,000 organizers and engages more than 13 million participants globally through its extensive marketplace for activities and events. The company hosts a vast directory of sports and recreational activities, making it easy for users to discover and register for various events, from races to team sports. In addition to registration services, Active Network provides online training tools, community engagement features, and a membership program that offers discounts on sports-related expenses. Its innovative solutions are designed to empower organizations, strengthen communities, and promote a more active lifestyle.
Ophthonix
Series D in 2006
Ophthonix, Inc. manufactures and markets high resolution spectacle lenses for vision assessment and correction applications. It offers its high resolution lenses for single vision spectacle lenses for the correction of myopia, hyperopia, and mild astigmatism; and progressive addition spectacle lenses. The company sells its products through practitioners in the United States and European countries. Ophthonix, Inc. was founded in 2000 and is based in Vista, California.
Quorum Systems
Series C in 2006
Quorum Systems is a fabless semiconductor company that specializes in the development of integrated single-chip CMOS radio frequency (RF) transceivers. These transceivers are designed for advanced mobile handset devices and support multiple communication standards, including multi-band GSM, GPRS, EDGE, HSDPA, and TD-SCDMA. By providing innovative solutions for mobile connectivity, Quorum Systems plays a vital role in enhancing the performance and capabilities of modern mobile communication devices.
XIFIN
Series D in 2006
XIFIN, Inc. is a health information technology company that specializes in developing software solutions aimed at optimizing the economics of healthcare for diagnostic service providers. The company offers a comprehensive health economics optimization platform that enhances connectivity and automates workflows for clinical and financial diagnostic data. Key products include a revenue performance management system that empowers laboratories and radiology providers to manage their billing and financial performance, and an advanced laboratory information system that integrates various operational components such as test ordering, workflow management, and reporting. XIFIN also provides physician collaboration solutions, a cloud-based infrastructure for business intelligence, and a revenue cycle management platform that addresses market demands and reimbursement challenges. The company serves a range of sectors, including clinical laboratories, anatomic pathology, molecular diagnostics, and medical imaging. Founded in 1997 and headquartered in San Diego, California, XIFIN was formerly known as Medical Business Applications, Inc. before rebranding in 2001.
Interactive Fitness Holdings
Series B in 2006
Interactive Fitness Holdings, LLC has transformed the indoor exercise landscape by integrating virtual reality with traditional cardio workouts, creating a unique and engaging fitness experience. The company designs and manufactures commercial-grade workout bikes that incorporate innovative gaming software, making fitness enjoyable and appealing to a wide range of users. By seamlessly blending mechanical engineering with gaming technology, Interactive Fitness delivers equipment that is virtually maintenance-free and regularly updated through automatic downloads of new courses and games. This commitment to innovation ensures that workouts remain fresh and exciting, encouraging user retention. The company's focus on combining precisely engineered biomechanics with compelling psychological motivators redefines the indoor cycling experience, making it as exhilarating as outdoor riding. Ultimately, Interactive Fitness aims to foster healthier lifestyles through its engaging and personalized cardio solutions.
CALIENT Technologies
Venture Round in 2006
CALIENT Technologies, Inc. specializes in the design and manufacture of high-density 3D MEMS (Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems) optical circuit switching systems. These systems facilitate optical layer optimization in data centers and software-defined networks, serving a variety of sectors including service providers, cloud computing, content delivery, and government applications. The company offers a range of products, such as S-series optical circuit switches and an OEM subsystem solution that operates as a white label optical switching system. Additionally, CALIENT provides the LightConnect fabric manager, which allows data center operators to manage various optical circuit switch nodes. Their technology enables dynamic optical-layer sharing, optimization, and automation, thus improving the operational efficiency of high-performance test and network resources. Founded in 1999 and based in Goleta, California, CALIENT Technologies also offers professional services that include network design, installation, and training.
Kalon Semiconductor
Series A in 2006
Kalon Semiconductor, a semiconductor company, develops connectivity products for wireless and wired applications. It offers ultra wideband technology for in-home multimedia, wireless USB, wireless high definition video, and Bluetooth 3.0. connectivity. The company serves manufacturers of network devices, display monitors, televisions, media adapters, set top boxes, media center computers, laptop computers, handsets, PDAs, and USB connectivity products. Kalon Semiconductor, Inc. was founded in 2005 and is based in San Diego, California with an additional office in Taipei, Taiwan.
Specific Media
Series A in 2006
Specific Media is a leading global media company connecting brands with consumers across one of the largest audiences worldwide. Our exclusive data partnerships, multi-screen and multi-format targeting capabilities, and innovative advertising solutions enable brands to influence purchasing decisions as they are being made. With over 500 premium publishing partners, superior reporting methodologies, and a suite of proprietary products, Specific Media allows for smarter and more efficient campaigns. Specific Media is headquartered in Irvine, California, with offices in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, San Francisco, Seattle, Dallas, Boston, Detroit, Atlanta, and Minneapolis. Our international offices are located in The United Kingdom, France, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, and Germany. For more information, visit specificmedia.com and find us on Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn.
Breach Security
Series B in 2006
Breach Security, Inc., founded in 2004, was a prominent provider of real-time web application integrity and security solutions designed to protect sensitive web-based information. The company specialized in safeguarding web applications from hacking attacks and data leakage, ensuring that applications functioned as intended. Its product lineup included WebDefend, a security software tailored for large organizations, and ModSecurity Pro M1100, an appliance aimed at small and medium-sized enterprises. Additionally, Breach Security offered web application firewalls and the WebDefend Global Event Manager, a management platform that addressed global application security threats. The company was acquired by Trustwave Holdings, Inc.
Complete Genomics
Series A in 2006
Complete Genomics specializes in high-quality, affordable DNA sequencing and analysis, facilitating large-scale research into the genetic mechanisms of drug responses and complex diseases. The company has developed a comprehensive genomics analysis platform that integrates proprietary human sequencing technology with advanced informatics and data management software. This approach ensures that customers receive ready-to-use data for genome-based research, supporting advancements in personalized medicine and broader genetic studies. By combining innovative technology with a unique market strategy, Complete Genomics aims to transform the landscape of DNA sequencing.
Txt4
Series A in 2006
TXT4 is the only company that could deliver data of equal quality to contact centre and website. Previously they used another company but found the data quality was insufficient for direct integration with CRM database. TXT4 provides peace of mind by guaranteeing: Prospect data of quality equal to or better than your phone and web channels 100% of prospect conversations are managed to completion Your brand will not be damaged by negative consumer experience Your costs are minimized as data quality is never compromised and formatting and transfer is customised to your requirements Flat fee structure allows unlimited use for licence period, including all account management
Novera Optics
Venture Round in 2006
Novera Optics specializes in developing optical access solutions aimed at enhancing connectivity in various markets. The company's offerings include PON optical solutions, which cater to equipment vendors and service providers dealing with fiber-to-the-building, fiber-to-the-curb extensions, and multi-dwelling units. Novera Optics also provides Wavelength Division Multiplexed-Passive Optical Networks (WDM-PON), an integrated access and transport platform that facilitates the delivery of voice, data, video, and wireless services. By focusing on fiber-optic technology, Novera Optics addresses bandwidth limitations in copper-based last-mile networks, enabling high-speed carrier Ethernet services to reach customer premises efficiently.
VMIX Media
Series A in 2006
VMIX Media, Inc. is a provider of live video streaming software solutions that enable the production, recording, streaming, and display of live events. The company's software allows users to publish live productions directly to the Internet and incorporate various multimedia elements, including cameras, videos, images, audio, and presentations. VMIX Media offers a range of products, including vMix Software, which supports live mixing and streaming in multiple formats, vMix Control Surface for tactile production control, and vMix GO, a portable solution for connecting up to eight cameras. The company’s offerings cater to diverse sectors such as churches, sports, live events, education, and gaming, accommodating both large multi-camera setups and simple single-camera productions. Established in 2005 and headquartered in San Diego, California, VMIX Media operates as a subsidiary of StudioCoast Pty Ltd and distributes its products through authorized resellers both domestically and internationally.
Tarari
Series C in 2006
Tarari is a fabless semiconductor company that specializes in designing and developing deep content inspection and acceleration silicon. Its products are intended for original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), original design manufacturers (ODMs), and independent software vendors (ISVs) within the network device, appliance, and server markets. By providing advanced content processor solutions, Tarari enables these companies to enhance and offload compute-intensive algorithms, particularly those used in XML/Web services, network security, and digital media applications.
Hammerhead Systems
Series C in 2006
Hammerhead Systems, Inc. provides MPLS and Ethernet aggregation and switching solutions for business services, residential broadband, and wireless backhaul markets in the United States and internationally. It offers HSX 6000, which enables aggregation, interworking, and migration of access protocols across various core infrastructure; and Pegador SOA EMS, an element management system that provides Web services through XML/SOAP. The company was founded in 2002 and is headquartered in Mountain View, California. On May 21, 2009, Hammerhead Systems, Inc filed a voluntary petition for liquidation under Chapter 7 in the US Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of California, San Jose.
Pivotal Systems
Series B in 2006
Pivotal Systems Corporation specializes in designing, developing, and manufacturing gas flow controllers for the semiconductor industry, primarily in Asia and North America. Founded in 2003 and based in Fremont, California, the company offers a technology platform that includes innovative hardware and software solutions. Their products, such as gas flow controllers and monitors, utilize advanced machine learning to enhance monitoring and control of critical parameters in wafer processing, thereby improving productivity and efficiency in semiconductor fabrication. Pivotal Systems serves a diverse clientele, including integrated device manufacturers, foundries, and original equipment manufacturers, with a significant portion of its revenue generated from the Asian market.
SKY MobileMedia
Series B in 2006
SKY MobileMedia, Inc. provides software solutions and applications software platforms for the wireless handset industry. It offers SKY-MAP, an application software platform that enables manufacturers and chipset vendors to develop wireless handsets and mass-market feature phones; and RapidPLUS MMI Tools, which provide a set of MMI and applications software development and customization tools for third-party ISVs and handset manufacturers. The SKY-MAP provides pre-integrated solutions for entry level and low-cost phones; and multimedia solutions for 2.5G and 3G feature phones. The company’s technologies also include SKY-MMF, which enables users to play, record, stream, and edit audio and video files; SKY-IMS, a SIP-based IMS framework for 3G and portable media applications; SKY-SAFE that incorporates security engines; SKY-SYNC, a set of engines for data synchronization and device management; SKY-VM, which supports the development of Java-enabled feature handsets and connected media players; and SKY-GRFX that enables an integrated browser, MMS, and multi-media framework. In addition, it offers middleware engines, such as browser, MMS, email, multimedia framework, and security solutions; and wireless data services testing and validation solutions. SKY MobileMedia, Inc. was founded in 2003 and is headquartered in San Diego, California.
Celladon
Series B in 2005
Celladon Corporation is a biotechnology company focused on developing molecular therapies for the treatment of heart failure. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in La Jolla, California, the company is known for its product candidates that address key enzyme deficiencies associated with advanced heart failure. One of its primary products, SERCA2a, is an enzyme that plays a crucial role in calcium cycling and contractility in heart muscle cells. Additionally, Celladon is developing MYDICAR, an enzyme replacement therapy aimed at improving heart function in patients suffering from heart failure.
LongBoard
Series D in 2005
LongBoard, Inc. provides software solutions to enable the telecommunications carriers and service providers to deliver converged multimedia services. Its products include MediaRoam that provides telecommunications carriers with the ability to deliver differentiated Initiation Protocol Multimedia Subsystem enabled multimedia services across fixed and mobile networks; LongBoard Multimedia Application Platform, which provides a carrier-class software infrastructure for integrating IP-based communications; and OnePhone, a personal mobility application that automatically and transparently switches calls between cellular and WiFi networks. LongBoard, Inc. was formerly known as Persona Software, Inc. and it changed its name to LongBoard, Inc. in February 2006. The company was founded in 1999 and is based in Santa Clara, California with sales offices in London, the United Kingdom and Tokyo, Japan.
NP Photonics
Series A in 2005
NP Photonics, Inc. develops and manufactures specialty fiber lasers, fiber amplifiers, and transport fibers for the near- and mid-infrared wavelength bands. The company offers a range of products, including micron fiber lasers, multi-channel fiber laser systems, and light sources, which are utilized in various applications such as acoustic sensing, LIDAR, coherent communication, and metrology. NP Photonics serves markets in sensing, defense, and research through distributors and sales representatives across multiple countries, including Australia, Germany, Japan, and the United Kingdom. Founded in 1998 and based in Tucson, Arizona, the company was formerly known as NP Photonic Technologies, LLC, before changing its name in August 2000.
Ophthonix
Series C in 2005
Ophthonix, Inc. manufactures and markets high resolution spectacle lenses for vision assessment and correction applications. It offers its high resolution lenses for single vision spectacle lenses for the correction of myopia, hyperopia, and mild astigmatism; and progressive addition spectacle lenses. The company sells its products through practitioners in the United States and European countries. Ophthonix, Inc. was founded in 2000 and is based in Vista, California.
TargeGen
Series C in 2005
TargeGen, Inc. is a biopharmaceutical company based in San Diego, California, that specializes in the discovery and development of small molecule kinase inhibitors targeting vascular leakage, angiogenesis, and inflammation. Founded in 2002, TargeGen focuses on creating treatments for various serious medical conditions, including heart attacks, cancer, and eye diseases. The company's products address issues such as vascular leakage, edema, the abnormal growth of new blood vessels, and conditions like pleural effusions, arthritis, pulmonary edema, transplant ischemia, acute respiratory distress syndrome, brain inflammation, and hypovolemia. TargeGen also serves specific markets related to macular degeneration, diabetic macular edema, and diabetic retinopathy. The company was acquired in 2010, which has further enhanced its capabilities in addressing critical health challenges.
Preventsys
Series C in 2005
Preventsys delivers policy-based security solutions for large distributed enterprise networks with vulnerability audit analytics, remediation collaboration, and compliance reporting for improved threat and risk management. Preventsys serves the enterprise, mid-market, financial, insurance, health care, auto, telecom, retail, distribution, hospitality, defense, and government sectors. Preventsys was founded in 2002 and headquartered in Carlsbad, California. As of June 6, 2006, Preventsys was acquired by McAfee, Inc.
Qwikker
Series C in 2005
Qwikker is a provider of location-based mobile content distribution, and mobile and proximity marketing solutions. The company offers Enterprise solution that enables customers to build large scale networks and implement campaigns; and Build Your Own Network solution that allows customers to build Bluetooth network.
NP Photonics
Series A in 2005
NP Photonics, Inc. develops and manufactures specialty fiber lasers, fiber amplifiers, and transport fibers for the near- and mid-infrared wavelength bands. The company offers a range of products, including micron fiber lasers, multi-channel fiber laser systems, and light sources, which are utilized in various applications such as acoustic sensing, LIDAR, coherent communication, and metrology. NP Photonics serves markets in sensing, defense, and research through distributors and sales representatives across multiple countries, including Australia, Germany, Japan, and the United Kingdom. Founded in 1998 and based in Tucson, Arizona, the company was formerly known as NP Photonic Technologies, LLC, before changing its name in August 2000.
IdenTrust
Series B in 2005
IdenTrust, Inc. specializes in digital identity authentication solutions for a diverse range of sectors, including financial institutions, government agencies, healthcare, and corporate markets. The company offers a comprehensive suite of services designed to enhance security and minimize online fraud. Its flagship solutions include a standardized rule set for identity authentication, ensuring that identities are issued, validated, and utilized effectively. IdenTrust's HUB provides a hosted operational identity infrastructure that allows organizations to mitigate risks associated with identity theft without the burden of developing their own frameworks. Additionally, the Participant Network fosters collaboration among financial institutions by adhering to common rules for identity vetting and certificate management. The Trust Prime solution further streamlines processes for corporate treasurers by enabling the use of a universal identity authentication standard across multiple bank accounts, thereby enhancing security and efficiency in financial transactions.
Quorum Systems
Series B in 2005
Quorum Systems is a fabless semiconductor company that specializes in the development of integrated single-chip CMOS radio frequency (RF) transceivers. These transceivers are designed for advanced mobile handset devices and support multiple communication standards, including multi-band GSM, GPRS, EDGE, HSDPA, and TD-SCDMA. By providing innovative solutions for mobile connectivity, Quorum Systems plays a vital role in enhancing the performance and capabilities of modern mobile communication devices.
Muze
Acquisition in 2005
Muze is a mobile and digital media supplier to retailer, mobile phone carriers and social networking services for all forms of entertainment media including games, books, music and film.
Interactive Fitness Holdings
Series B in 2005
Interactive Fitness Holdings, LLC has transformed the indoor exercise landscape by integrating virtual reality with traditional cardio workouts, creating a unique and engaging fitness experience. The company designs and manufactures commercial-grade workout bikes that incorporate innovative gaming software, making fitness enjoyable and appealing to a wide range of users. By seamlessly blending mechanical engineering with gaming technology, Interactive Fitness delivers equipment that is virtually maintenance-free and regularly updated through automatic downloads of new courses and games. This commitment to innovation ensures that workouts remain fresh and exciting, encouraging user retention. The company's focus on combining precisely engineered biomechanics with compelling psychological motivators redefines the indoor cycling experience, making it as exhilarating as outdoor riding. Ultimately, Interactive Fitness aims to foster healthier lifestyles through its engaging and personalized cardio solutions.
3Leaf
Series A in 2005
3Leaf Systems specializes in server virtualization solutions that enhance corporate data center initiatives, focusing on power management and optimized scale-out architectures. Their Virtual Compute Environment (VCE) architecture provides system-level virtualization, allowing organizations to achieve mainframe-class capabilities on commodity servers. By utilizing 3Leaf's technology, businesses can significantly lower their infrastructure and operational costs while enabling rapid deployment and provisioning of data center resources. This ensures that organizations can meet the demands of modern applications effectively.
TradeBeam
Venture Round in 2004
TradeBeam is a provider of Global Trade Management software and services that focuses on streamlining global trading processes for enterprises and their partners. The company offers an integrated solution that enhances import and export compliance and visibility, encompassing inventory management, shipment tracking, and supply chain event management. Additionally, TradeBeam provides global trade finance solutions, including management for open accounts and letters of credit, facilitating smoother international trade operations.
ReliOn
Series B in 2004
ReliOn is a leading developer and marketer of modular, cartridge-based proton exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cell technology. The company specializes in providing stationary fuel cells designed for emergency and backup power, uninterruptible power supplies, and off-grid power applications. Serving a diverse clientele that includes telecommunications, energy, transportation, and government sectors, ReliOn's commercially available fuel cells have a proven track record, with over 1,900 kW sold and delivered both domestically and internationally. Their product offerings encompass various configurations and systems tailored to meet the specific needs of private and public entities, including major telecommunications providers and utility companies.
SKY MobileMedia
Series A in 2004
SKY MobileMedia, Inc. provides software solutions and applications software platforms for the wireless handset industry. It offers SKY-MAP, an application software platform that enables manufacturers and chipset vendors to develop wireless handsets and mass-market feature phones; and RapidPLUS MMI Tools, which provide a set of MMI and applications software development and customization tools for third-party ISVs and handset manufacturers. The SKY-MAP provides pre-integrated solutions for entry level and low-cost phones; and multimedia solutions for 2.5G and 3G feature phones. The company’s technologies also include SKY-MMF, which enables users to play, record, stream, and edit audio and video files; SKY-IMS, a SIP-based IMS framework for 3G and portable media applications; SKY-SAFE that incorporates security engines; SKY-SYNC, a set of engines for data synchronization and device management; SKY-VM, which supports the development of Java-enabled feature handsets and connected media players; and SKY-GRFX that enables an integrated browser, MMS, and multi-media framework. In addition, it offers middleware engines, such as browser, MMS, email, multimedia framework, and security solutions; and wireless data services testing and validation solutions. SKY MobileMedia, Inc. was founded in 2003 and is headquartered in San Diego, California.
Ascenta Therapeutics
Series B in 2004
Ascenta Therapeutics is a privately-held, clinical stage biopharmaceutical company dedicated to the discovery and development of new medicines to treat cancer. Ascenta's current focus is a portfolio of novel, orally-active, small molecule drugs that restore the natural potential for cancer cells to undergo cell death (apoptosis).
Active Network
Series C in 2004
Active Network is a leading provider of software solutions for activity and event management, facilitating connections between participants and organizers. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Plano, Texas, the company offers a comprehensive SaaS platform that enables efficient registration, secure payment processing, and data-driven insights to enhance participation and streamline administration. Active Network serves over 27,000 organizers and engages more than 13 million participants globally through its extensive marketplace for activities and events. The company hosts a vast directory of sports and recreational activities, making it easy for users to discover and register for various events, from races to team sports. In addition to registration services, Active Network provides online training tools, community engagement features, and a membership program that offers discounts on sports-related expenses. Its innovative solutions are designed to empower organizations, strengthen communities, and promote a more active lifestyle.
Genoptix
Series C in 2004
Genoptix, Inc. is a specialized provider of oncology diagnostics services, focusing on delivering comprehensive testing solutions for hematologic malignancies and solid tumors. The company offers a variety of services, including customizable clinical trial support, custom assay development, and companion diagnostics. Its diagnostic capabilities encompass chromogenic and fluorescent immunohistochemistry, cytogenetics, flow cytometry, and a range of molecular testing platforms. Genoptix performs specialty assays to aid in patient diagnosis, treatment stratification, and disease monitoring, while also providing professional services for study data interpretation and endpoint adjudication. The company collaborates with community oncologists and pathologists to enhance molecular profiling in oncology and has established a strategic alliance with Bionano Genomics. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Carlsbad, California, Genoptix is committed to advancing cancer diagnostics and improving patient outcomes through innovative testing solutions.
Breach Security
Series A in 2004
Breach Security, Inc., founded in 2004, was a prominent provider of real-time web application integrity and security solutions designed to protect sensitive web-based information. The company specialized in safeguarding web applications from hacking attacks and data leakage, ensuring that applications functioned as intended. Its product lineup included WebDefend, a security software tailored for large organizations, and ModSecurity Pro M1100, an appliance aimed at small and medium-sized enterprises. Additionally, Breach Security offered web application firewalls and the WebDefend Global Event Manager, a management platform that addressed global application security threats. The company was acquired by Trustwave Holdings, Inc.
NEXX Systems
Series B in 2004
NEXX Systems, Inc. is a designer and manufacturer of advanced processing equipment focused on wafer-level packaging applications. The company provides a range of systems, including sputter deposition, electro-deposition plating, and plasma cleaning, which are essential for flip chip advanced packaging processes. NEXX's electro-deposition systems facilitate long deposition time processes for applications such as gold and solder wafer bumping, redistribution layers, and various MEMS layers. The technology offered by NEXX Systems supports industries including compound semiconductors, hard disk drive head manufacturing, and inkjet printing. Founded in 2001 and headquartered in Billerica, Massachusetts, the company has established a global presence with representatives and distributors in multiple countries, including the United States, Germany, Italy, France, Switzerland, China, Israel, Korea, Japan, Singapore, and Taiwan.
Quorum Systems
Series A in 2004
Quorum Systems is a fabless semiconductor company that specializes in the development of integrated single-chip CMOS radio frequency (RF) transceivers. These transceivers are designed for advanced mobile handset devices and support multiple communication standards, including multi-band GSM, GPRS, EDGE, HSDPA, and TD-SCDMA. By providing innovative solutions for mobile connectivity, Quorum Systems plays a vital role in enhancing the performance and capabilities of modern mobile communication devices.
PathScale
Series C in 2004
PathScale, Inc. specializes in developing advanced technologies for high performance computing, particularly in the realms of science and engineering. The company's key offerings include the InfiniPath InfiniBand Adapter and the EKOPath Compiler Suite, which enhance the performance of Linux clusters, allowing them to rival the capabilities of the most powerful supercomputers. PathScale's products focus on maximizing application performance through innovative compiler technologies, including programming compilers, code generation, and debugging tools. These solutions empower clients to effectively tackle complex computational challenges in various fields, such as aerospace and automotive design, weather modeling, and drug discovery. As a result, PathScale has become a preferred choice among leading scientific and engineering organizations seeking to optimize their computational resources.
NuVasive
Venture Round in 2004
NuVasive, Inc. is a medical device company that specializes in developing and marketing minimally disruptive surgical products and integrated solutions for spine surgery. Founded in 1997 and headquartered in San Diego, California, the company focuses on enhancing surgical outcomes through its portfolio, which includes surgical access instruments, spinal implants, fixation systems, and biologics. Key products feature the Maximum Access Surgery platform, which incorporates advanced nerve detection and intraoperative monitoring services. NuVasive also offers a range of specialized implants, including cellular bone matrices and synthetic bone substitutes, aimed at facilitating restorative and fusion procedures for both thoracolumbar and cervical spine applications. Additionally, the company provides innovative systems, such as the Integrated Global Alignment platform and magnetically adjustable implant systems, and serves a diverse clientele including patients, surgeons, hospitals, and insurers through various sales channels.
CALIENT Technologies
Series D in 2004
CALIENT Technologies, Inc. specializes in the design and manufacture of high-density 3D MEMS (Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems) optical circuit switching systems. These systems facilitate optical layer optimization in data centers and software-defined networks, serving a variety of sectors including service providers, cloud computing, content delivery, and government applications. The company offers a range of products, such as S-series optical circuit switches and an OEM subsystem solution that operates as a white label optical switching system. Additionally, CALIENT provides the LightConnect fabric manager, which allows data center operators to manage various optical circuit switch nodes. Their technology enables dynamic optical-layer sharing, optimization, and automation, thus improving the operational efficiency of high-performance test and network resources. Founded in 1999 and based in Goleta, California, CALIENT Technologies also offers professional services that include network design, installation, and training.
Hammerhead Systems
Series B in 2004
Hammerhead Systems, Inc. provides MPLS and Ethernet aggregation and switching solutions for business services, residential broadband, and wireless backhaul markets in the United States and internationally. It offers HSX 6000, which enables aggregation, interworking, and migration of access protocols across various core infrastructure; and Pegador SOA EMS, an element management system that provides Web services through XML/SOAP. The company was founded in 2002 and is headquartered in Mountain View, California. On May 21, 2009, Hammerhead Systems, Inc filed a voluntary petition for liquidation under Chapter 7 in the US Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of California, San Jose.
M7 Networks
Venture Round in 2004
M7 Networks, established in 2000 and based in La Jolla, California, focuses on developing and managing mobile content-based communities and value-added services. The company creates mobile Internet applications that facilitate connections among wireless operators, content providers, and end users, particularly in areas like games and music. Through its innovative approach, M7 Networks aims to enhance user engagement and provide enriched mobile experiences.
TargeGen
Series B in 2004
TargeGen, Inc. is a biopharmaceutical company based in San Diego, California, that specializes in the discovery and development of small molecule kinase inhibitors targeting vascular leakage, angiogenesis, and inflammation. Founded in 2002, TargeGen focuses on creating treatments for various serious medical conditions, including heart attacks, cancer, and eye diseases. The company's products address issues such as vascular leakage, edema, the abnormal growth of new blood vessels, and conditions like pleural effusions, arthritis, pulmonary edema, transplant ischemia, acute respiratory distress syndrome, brain inflammation, and hypovolemia. TargeGen also serves specific markets related to macular degeneration, diabetic macular edema, and diabetic retinopathy. The company was acquired in 2010, which has further enhanced its capabilities in addressing critical health challenges.
Ophthonix
Series B in 2004
Ophthonix, Inc. manufactures and markets high resolution spectacle lenses for vision assessment and correction applications. It offers its high resolution lenses for single vision spectacle lenses for the correction of myopia, hyperopia, and mild astigmatism; and progressive addition spectacle lenses. The company sells its products through practitioners in the United States and European countries. Ophthonix, Inc. was founded in 2000 and is based in Vista, California.
Enviance
Series A in 2004
Enviance, Inc. specializes in cloud-based environmental, health, and safety (EH&S) software designed to help organizations effectively manage and report their critical EH&S data. The company provides a comprehensive range of solutions, including environmental compliance tools for air, water, and waste management, as well as chemical inventory management and incident tracking. Additionally, Enviance offers health and safety solutions focused on job hazard analysis and ergonomics. The company's software also includes features for sustainability metrics and reporting, alongside applications for managing audits and inspections. Serving diverse sectors such as government, energy, manufacturing, and transportation, Enviance aims to enhance compliance and reduce environmental risks. Founded in 1999 and based in Carlsbad, California, the company operates as a subsidiary of Cority Software Inc.
CALIENT Technologies
Series D in 2004
CALIENT Technologies, Inc. specializes in the design and manufacture of high-density 3D MEMS (Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems) optical circuit switching systems. These systems facilitate optical layer optimization in data centers and software-defined networks, serving a variety of sectors including service providers, cloud computing, content delivery, and government applications. The company offers a range of products, such as S-series optical circuit switches and an OEM subsystem solution that operates as a white label optical switching system. Additionally, CALIENT provides the LightConnect fabric manager, which allows data center operators to manage various optical circuit switch nodes. Their technology enables dynamic optical-layer sharing, optimization, and automation, thus improving the operational efficiency of high-performance test and network resources. Founded in 1999 and based in Goleta, California, CALIENT Technologies also offers professional services that include network design, installation, and training.
Genoptix
Series B in 2003
Genoptix, Inc. is a specialized provider of oncology diagnostics services, focusing on delivering comprehensive testing solutions for hematologic malignancies and solid tumors. The company offers a variety of services, including customizable clinical trial support, custom assay development, and companion diagnostics. Its diagnostic capabilities encompass chromogenic and fluorescent immunohistochemistry, cytogenetics, flow cytometry, and a range of molecular testing platforms. Genoptix performs specialty assays to aid in patient diagnosis, treatment stratification, and disease monitoring, while also providing professional services for study data interpretation and endpoint adjudication. The company collaborates with community oncologists and pathologists to enhance molecular profiling in oncology and has established a strategic alliance with Bionano Genomics. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Carlsbad, California, Genoptix is committed to advancing cancer diagnostics and improving patient outcomes through innovative testing solutions.
Hammerhead Systems
Series A in 2003
Hammerhead Systems, Inc. provides MPLS and Ethernet aggregation and switching solutions for business services, residential broadband, and wireless backhaul markets in the United States and internationally. It offers HSX 6000, which enables aggregation, interworking, and migration of access protocols across various core infrastructure; and Pegador SOA EMS, an element management system that provides Web services through XML/SOAP. The company was founded in 2002 and is headquartered in Mountain View, California. On May 21, 2009, Hammerhead Systems, Inc filed a voluntary petition for liquidation under Chapter 7 in the US Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of California, San Jose.
Sanera Systems
Series C in 2003
At Sanera Systems, Inc. they are building a dream team to deliver innovative, new-paradigm system products. They are a well-funded startup (top tier VCs and visionaries) actively looking to fill positions in software, hardware, and marketing.
Preventsys
Series B in 2003
Preventsys delivers policy-based security solutions for large distributed enterprise networks with vulnerability audit analytics, remediation collaboration, and compliance reporting for improved threat and risk management. Preventsys serves the enterprise, mid-market, financial, insurance, health care, auto, telecom, retail, distribution, hospitality, defense, and government sectors. Preventsys was founded in 2002 and headquartered in Carlsbad, California. As of June 6, 2006, Preventsys was acquired by McAfee, Inc.
TradeBeam
Venture Round in 2003
TradeBeam is a provider of Global Trade Management software and services that focuses on streamlining global trading processes for enterprises and their partners. The company offers an integrated solution that enhances import and export compliance and visibility, encompassing inventory management, shipment tracking, and supply chain event management. Additionally, TradeBeam provides global trade finance solutions, including management for open accounts and letters of credit, facilitating smoother international trade operations.
PathScale
Series B in 2003
PathScale, Inc. specializes in developing advanced technologies for high performance computing, particularly in the realms of science and engineering. The company's key offerings include the InfiniPath InfiniBand Adapter and the EKOPath Compiler Suite, which enhance the performance of Linux clusters, allowing them to rival the capabilities of the most powerful supercomputers. PathScale's products focus on maximizing application performance through innovative compiler technologies, including programming compilers, code generation, and debugging tools. These solutions empower clients to effectively tackle complex computational challenges in various fields, such as aerospace and automotive design, weather modeling, and drug discovery. As a result, PathScale has become a preferred choice among leading scientific and engineering organizations seeking to optimize their computational resources.
Thinque Systems
Series D in 2003
Thinque Systems is a developer of mobile enterprise applications and has a history of supplying solutions for Global 2000 companies. Thinque develops and markets mobile enterprise applications for sales force automation and field force automation that reduce field expenses, decrease day's sales outstanding, increase worker efficiency, an drive top line revenue while building customer loyalty. Thinque Systems customers include Colgate-Palmolive, Maybelline, Pepsi Americas and Revlon.
DragonWave
Series C in 2002
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.
Widcomm
Series C in 2002
WIDCOMM specializes in Bluetooth software, systems, and designs that facilitate communication between intelligent devices over short-range wireless connections. The company aims to enhance accessibility in communication by providing its services to semiconductor and consumer electronics manufacturers, as well as computing device original equipment manufacturers (OEMs). Its technology supports a wide range of electronic devices, including computers, cell phones, keyboards, and headphones, ensuring seamless wireless connectivity for users.
TargeGen
Series A in 2002
TargeGen, Inc. is a biopharmaceutical company based in San Diego, California, that specializes in the discovery and development of small molecule kinase inhibitors targeting vascular leakage, angiogenesis, and inflammation. Founded in 2002, TargeGen focuses on creating treatments for various serious medical conditions, including heart attacks, cancer, and eye diseases. The company's products address issues such as vascular leakage, edema, the abnormal growth of new blood vessels, and conditions like pleural effusions, arthritis, pulmonary edema, transplant ischemia, acute respiratory distress syndrome, brain inflammation, and hypovolemia. TargeGen also serves specific markets related to macular degeneration, diabetic macular edema, and diabetic retinopathy. The company was acquired in 2010, which has further enhanced its capabilities in addressing critical health challenges.
LongBoard
Series C in 2002
LongBoard, Inc. provides software solutions to enable the telecommunications carriers and service providers to deliver converged multimedia services. Its products include MediaRoam that provides telecommunications carriers with the ability to deliver differentiated Initiation Protocol Multimedia Subsystem enabled multimedia services across fixed and mobile networks; LongBoard Multimedia Application Platform, which provides a carrier-class software infrastructure for integrating IP-based communications; and OnePhone, a personal mobility application that automatically and transparently switches calls between cellular and WiFi networks. LongBoard, Inc. was formerly known as Persona Software, Inc. and it changed its name to LongBoard, Inc. in February 2006. The company was founded in 1999 and is based in Santa Clara, California with sales offices in London, the United Kingdom and Tokyo, Japan.
TradeBeam
Series B in 2002
TradeBeam is a provider of Global Trade Management software and services that focuses on streamlining global trading processes for enterprises and their partners. The company offers an integrated solution that enhances import and export compliance and visibility, encompassing inventory management, shipment tracking, and supply chain event management. Additionally, TradeBeam provides global trade finance solutions, including management for open accounts and letters of credit, facilitating smoother international trade operations.
Ophthonix
Series A in 2002
Ophthonix, Inc. manufactures and markets high resolution spectacle lenses for vision assessment and correction applications. It offers its high resolution lenses for single vision spectacle lenses for the correction of myopia, hyperopia, and mild astigmatism; and progressive addition spectacle lenses. The company sells its products through practitioners in the United States and European countries. Ophthonix, Inc. was founded in 2000 and is based in Vista, California.
Sanera Systems
Venture Round in 2002
At Sanera Systems, Inc. they are building a dream team to deliver innovative, new-paradigm system products. They are a well-funded startup (top tier VCs and visionaries) actively looking to fill positions in software, hardware, and marketing.
Inetcam
Series B in 2002
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Ensemble Communications
Venture Round in 2002
Ensemble Communications is a develops wireless infrastructure equipment for high-speed local broadband access applications.
Thinque Systems
Series C in 2001
Thinque Systems is a developer of mobile enterprise applications and has a history of supplying solutions for Global 2000 companies. Thinque develops and markets mobile enterprise applications for sales force automation and field force automation that reduce field expenses, decrease day's sales outstanding, increase worker efficiency, an drive top line revenue while building customer loyalty. Thinque Systems customers include Colgate-Palmolive, Maybelline, Pepsi Americas and Revlon.
Alvesta
Series C in 2001
Alvesta's mission is to enable the next generation of scalable data communications and telecommunications systems by providing low-cost fiber optic solutions that transcend the limitations of copper-based interconnects. Founded in April of 1999, Alvesta combines optics expertise with innovative product integration to deliver highly manufacturable optical subsystems. Alvesta sells to manufacturers of storage systems, enterprise networking, and central office equipment, who utilize the company's products to provide low-cost optical bandwidth transport. Alvesta is a privately held corporation with headquarters in Sunnyvale, California. The company has raised over $32 million in three rounds of financing. Investors include Intel Corporation, Enterprise Partners, Hamarex Holdings, Quantum Technology Ventures, and Cypress Semiconductor
Gigabit Optics
Series B in 2001
Gigabit Optics Corporation is focused on developing advanced technologies for the next generation of optical communications. Founded in June 2000 in Silicon Valley, the company specializes in manufacturing, designing, and marketing both passive and active optical communication products. With a strong emphasis on innovation, Gigabit Optics aims to meet the increasing demands of the optical networking industry by providing high-bandwidth access solutions backed by patented technologies and venture capital support. The company is rapidly expanding and actively seeks talented individuals to join its team in shaping the future of optical communications.
XIFIN
Venture Round in 2001
XIFIN, Inc. is a health information technology company that specializes in developing software solutions aimed at optimizing the economics of healthcare for diagnostic service providers. The company offers a comprehensive health economics optimization platform that enhances connectivity and automates workflows for clinical and financial diagnostic data. Key products include a revenue performance management system that empowers laboratories and radiology providers to manage their billing and financial performance, and an advanced laboratory information system that integrates various operational components such as test ordering, workflow management, and reporting. XIFIN also provides physician collaboration solutions, a cloud-based infrastructure for business intelligence, and a revenue cycle management platform that addresses market demands and reimbursement challenges. The company serves a range of sectors, including clinical laboratories, anatomic pathology, molecular diagnostics, and medical imaging. Founded in 1997 and headquartered in San Diego, California, XIFIN was formerly known as Medical Business Applications, Inc. before rebranding in 2001.
Sanera Systems
Series B in 2001
At Sanera Systems, Inc. they are building a dream team to deliver innovative, new-paradigm system products. They are a well-funded startup (top tier VCs and visionaries) actively looking to fill positions in software, hardware, and marketing.
Be Here
Venture Round in 2001
Be Here Corporation specializes in voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) products, focusing on videoconferencing solutions. Its flagship product, TotalView, enables users to manage multiple video views of participants and data during virtual meetings. The company also develops advanced video optics and visual solutions, which include aspherical and catadioptric lenses, as well as proprietary software for image processing and view navigation. Be Here’s technology is utilized across various sectors, including corporate training, higher education, healthcare collaborations, military surveillance, financial services, and real estate marketing. Founded in 1996, Be Here Corporation is headquartered in Fremont, California.
LongBoard
Series B in 2001
LongBoard, Inc. provides software solutions to enable the telecommunications carriers and service providers to deliver converged multimedia services. Its products include MediaRoam that provides telecommunications carriers with the ability to deliver differentiated Initiation Protocol Multimedia Subsystem enabled multimedia services across fixed and mobile networks; LongBoard Multimedia Application Platform, which provides a carrier-class software infrastructure for integrating IP-based communications; and OnePhone, a personal mobility application that automatically and transparently switches calls between cellular and WiFi networks. LongBoard, Inc. was formerly known as Persona Software, Inc. and it changed its name to LongBoard, Inc. in February 2006. The company was founded in 1999 and is based in Santa Clara, California with sales offices in London, the United Kingdom and Tokyo, Japan.
Novera Optics
Venture Round in 2001
Novera Optics specializes in developing optical access solutions aimed at enhancing connectivity in various markets. The company's offerings include PON optical solutions, which cater to equipment vendors and service providers dealing with fiber-to-the-building, fiber-to-the-curb extensions, and multi-dwelling units. Novera Optics also provides Wavelength Division Multiplexed-Passive Optical Networks (WDM-PON), an integrated access and transport platform that facilitates the delivery of voice, data, video, and wireless services. By focusing on fiber-optic technology, Novera Optics addresses bandwidth limitations in copper-based last-mile networks, enabling high-speed carrier Ethernet services to reach customer premises efficiently.
Y Media
Series B in 2001
Y Media Corporation uses semiconductor-imaging expertise to enable the impact of pictures to be embedded into any application. Y Media's multi-media device portfolio includes high-density image sensors ideal for high-resolution digital still cameras and video applications like HDTV, as well as a line of highly integrated image sensors specifically designed to make possible image communications in mobile consumer electronics. Delivering portable vision that flow easily from one medium to another, Y Media gives OEMs the opportunity to lower system-level costs, expand market share, and add key product differentiators.
MarketFirst
Venture Round in 2001
MarketFirst Software, Inc. is a company that specializes in developing software and hosted e-marketing solutions for organizations looking to execute marketing campaigns online. Founded in 1996 and based in Mountain View, California, MarketFirst offers a comprehensive e-marketing software platform, along with software templates known as eMarketing Blueprints to assist in campaign creation. Additionally, the company provides a hosted service and offers strategic consulting and implementation services to enhance clients' e-marketing efforts.
Active Network
Series B in 2000
Active Network is a leading provider of software solutions for activity and event management, facilitating connections between participants and organizers. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Plano, Texas, the company offers a comprehensive SaaS platform that enables efficient registration, secure payment processing, and data-driven insights to enhance participation and streamline administration. Active Network serves over 27,000 organizers and engages more than 13 million participants globally through its extensive marketplace for activities and events. The company hosts a vast directory of sports and recreational activities, making it easy for users to discover and register for various events, from races to team sports. In addition to registration services, Active Network provides online training tools, community engagement features, and a membership program that offers discounts on sports-related expenses. Its innovative solutions are designed to empower organizations, strengthen communities, and promote a more active lifestyle.
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