Nakina Systems
Venture Round in 2011
Nakina Systems Inc. specializes in developing network integrity management software solutions for the telecommunications industry on a global scale. The company offers a range of products designed to enhance network security and operational efficiency. Key offerings include NI-Guardian, which centralizes security administration and enforces security policies; NI-Collector, which facilitates the discovery and reconciliation of physical and logical inventory from managed devices; and NI-Controller, which automates software audits in diverse network environments. Additionally, NI-DEFENDER serves as a cybersecurity solution to neutralize network threats, while NI-Framework provides a platform for element abstraction. Nakina also offers the Nakina Adapter SDK for developing device adapters, along with various services such as installation, custom development, and training. Founded in 2001 and headquartered in Ottawa, Canada, Nakina Systems operates globally, partnering with major equipment manufacturers to enable service providers to launch new services and expand networks efficiently while minimizing outages.
Cytochroma
Series C in 2008
Cytochroma is a clinical stage specialty pharmaceutical company focused on developing and commercializing prescription products aimed at addressing vitamin D insufficiency and secondary hyperparathyroidism (SHPT) linked to chronic kidney disease (CKD). The company has a portfolio of innovative therapies specifically designed to safely and effectively treat patients with vitamin D deficiency and SHPT across various stages of CKD. Additionally, Cytochroma is working on novel treatments targeting elevated blood phosphorus levels, or hyperphosphatemia, to enhance the management of SHPT in CKD patients.
Kleer combines an advanced, cloud-based platform with dedicated and personalized support to ensure your practice has everything you need to easily and quickly design, implement, and professionally manage a successful membership plan. Kleer has implemented membership plans for 7,000+ dentists and has a team dedicated to your success.
OnCorp Direct
Venture Round in 2008
OnCorp Direct, Inc. is an electronic filing intermediary based in Toronto, Canada, that specializes in providing direct electronic access to Ontario's official record of business information. The company offers a range of services including name searches, incorporation services, small business name registration, corporation searches, filings, corporate supplies, and securities registration. OnCorp Direct serves a diverse clientele, including businesses, financial institutions, legal professionals, government entities, and the general public, facilitating their public record information requests and filing requirements. Additionally, OnCorp Direct operates locations in both Canada and the United States and is certified by Corporations Canada, functioning under a contract with the Ministry of Government Services. As of March 31, 2017, it operates as a subsidiary of Dye & Durham Corporation.
NewStep Networks
Series C in 2008
NewStep Networks, Inc. provides service convergence and fixed-mobile convergence software solutions. The company offers FlexConnect solutions that bring the benefits of service convergence to mobile, office, and home phones; and Enterprise Mobility solutions, which feature one button transfer, single number service, automatic reconnect, single voicemail, and voicemail intercept. It also offers Total Mobility solutions that feature FlexConnect Solution and Enterprise Mobility Solutions, and add features designed for enterprise environments. Its customers include enterprises, service providers, equipment makers, system integrators, and business and consumer users. The company was formerly known as Rev D Networks, Inc. and changed its name to NewStep Networks, Inc. in November 2003. The company was founded in 2003 and is headquartered in Toronto, Canada with additional Offices in Canada, the United States, Europe, and Asia. As of June 8, 2009, NewStep Networks, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Natural Convergence, Inc.
BelAir Networks
Series E in 2007
BelAir Networks specializes in the development of advanced wireless networking equipment designed to support high-performance wireless networks for service providers. Established in 2002, the company offers a range of products including indoor access points, outdoor picocell base stations, and comprehensive control and management systems. These solutions enable leading telecommunications companies, such as AT&T and Comcast, to deploy scalable and flexible wireless networks that meet the demands of increasing mobile data usage. BelAir Networks is recognized for its patented switched mesh architecture, which facilitates the creation of reliable wireless access and backhaul networks. Additionally, the company provides software solutions that utilize GIS-based mapping and GPS technology to streamline the setup and management of various Wi-Fi networks. With a focus on enhancing revenue and competitiveness for its customers, BelAir Networks has established a strong presence among Tier 1 carriers and government clients.
BTI Systems
Series D in 2007
BTI Systems Inc. is a provider of cloud and metro networking software and systems, catering to carriers, colocation, content, service providers, and cloud infrastructure companies globally. Founded in 2000 and based in Kanata, Canada, BTI specializes in high-bandwidth network infrastructure solutions, offering products such as the BTI Intelligent Cloud Connect platforms for cloud service delivery and data center interconnect, Packet Optical Transport platforms for various metro and regional services, and Access and Aggregation Platforms for carrier Ethernet and mobile backhaul applications. The company also provides Ethernet Access Platforms that enable service providers to extend services to customer premises and cell towers. Additionally, BTI offers BTI proNX software for centralized network visibility and control, along with solutions for software-defined networking and network functions virtualization. With over 380 customers, BTI Systems is recognized for its ability to enhance operational efficiencies and deliver high-value services to both businesses and consumers worldwide.
SiGe Semiconductor
Venture Round in 2007
SiGe Semiconductor, Inc. is a fabless semiconductor company specializing in the design and production of radio frequency (RF) integrated circuits and multi-chip modules tailored for the wireless consumer electronics market. The company provides a range of products, including wireless LAN front end modules, dual band front end modules, and discrete power amplifiers, along with WiMAX power amplifiers, transceivers, GPS radio integrated circuits, GPS receivers, and Bluetooth power amplifiers. SiGe Semiconductor distributes its RF solutions through a network of distributors, serving various applications in computing, home entertainment, and mobile devices across regions such as Asia, Europe, the Middle East, and North America.
Trigence Semiconductor
Series B in 2007
Trigence Semiconductor, Inc. is an audio integrated circuit design and solution provider based in Tokyo, Japan, with additional offices in the United States, Hong Kong, and Taiwan. Founded in 2006, the company specializes in high-quality audio technology, offering digital audio products such as Digital Speaker Modules, which include speakers, enclosures, connectors, audio DSPs, and interfaces aimed at simplifying audio functionality for PCs, tablets, and smartphones. Trigence's product portfolio serves a variety of applications, including computers, laptops, headsets, soundbars, and Bluetooth speakers. Their innovative audio systems utilize unique algorithms to enhance speaker response, delivering clear audio output while optimizing power consumption compared to traditional methods. The company distributes its products through a network of distributors, catering to both consumer and IT markets.
Starburst Coin Machines
Venture Round in 2007
Starburst Coin Machines Inc. is a company that specializes in the manufacture, distribution, and operation of coin-operated amusement machines and bulk vending solutions. Founded in 1975 and headquartered in Toronto, Canada, the company serves markets in Canada, the United States, and internationally. Its product range includes a diverse selection of equipment such as air hockey tables, arcade games, pool tables, jukeboxes, pinball machines, and various types of vending machines. Additionally, Starburst provides game machine rentals for events such as corporate product launches, trade shows, and weddings, as well as offering equipment to the film industry for set use. The company also delivers repair services to ensure the optimal functioning of its machines. Starburst maintains additional offices in Hamilton and Ottawa, Canada, as well as locations in the United Kingdom and the United States.
Cytochroma
Series C in 2007
Cytochroma is a clinical stage specialty pharmaceutical company focused on developing and commercializing prescription products aimed at addressing vitamin D insufficiency and secondary hyperparathyroidism (SHPT) linked to chronic kidney disease (CKD). The company has a portfolio of innovative therapies specifically designed to safely and effectively treat patients with vitamin D deficiency and SHPT across various stages of CKD. Additionally, Cytochroma is working on novel treatments targeting elevated blood phosphorus levels, or hyperphosphatemia, to enhance the management of SHPT in CKD patients.
Potentia Semiconductor
Series C in 2006
Potentia Semiconductor Corporation provides power management solutions to the flat panel display industry. Its products include PS-2402, a power control device for LCD televisions; PS-2404, a power system controller designed to control, monitor, and measure over voltage and under voltage conditions; PM-6010, which is a power control and conversion module for primary side, off-line power factor correction, and isolated DC-DC power conversion using LLC resonant power topologies; and PS-6110, a power converter integrated circuit for primary side and off-line power factor correction.
Aegera Therapeutics
Series C in 2006
Aegera Therapeutics is a clinical stage biotechnology company that specializes in developing targeted therapeutics to meet significant unmet medical needs. The company has multiple clinical programs, focusing primarily on oncology and neuropathic pain. Its oncology initiatives include treatments for various cancers, such as chronic lymphocytic leukemia, acute myeloid leukemia, non-small cell lung cancer, pancreatic cancer, and hepatocellular carcinoma. Additionally, Aegera is exploring therapies for solid tumors and peripheral neuropathy in diabetic patients. The company also works on small molecule inhibitors aimed at treating multiple cancers, as well as inflammatory and autoimmune diseases. Aegera is committed to leveraging its core technologies and expertise to identify and advance novel development candidates from preclinical stages into clinical trials.
Liquid Computing
Series B in 2006
Liquid Computing Corp. develops converged communications and computing platforms. It designs and develops LiquidIQ, a computing infrastructure that offers IT infrastructure and data centers management, and software-based control of servers, as well as storage and networking resources.
The company was founded in 2003 and is based in Ottawa, Canada with an additional office in Stamford, Connecticut.
NewStep Networks
Series B in 2006
NewStep Networks, Inc. provides service convergence and fixed-mobile convergence software solutions. The company offers FlexConnect solutions that bring the benefits of service convergence to mobile, office, and home phones; and Enterprise Mobility solutions, which feature one button transfer, single number service, automatic reconnect, single voicemail, and voicemail intercept. It also offers Total Mobility solutions that feature FlexConnect Solution and Enterprise Mobility Solutions, and add features designed for enterprise environments. Its customers include enterprises, service providers, equipment makers, system integrators, and business and consumer users. The company was formerly known as Rev D Networks, Inc. and changed its name to NewStep Networks, Inc. in November 2003. The company was founded in 2003 and is headquartered in Toronto, Canada with additional Offices in Canada, the United States, Europe, and Asia. As of June 8, 2009, NewStep Networks, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Natural Convergence, Inc.
BelAir Networks
Series D in 2006
BelAir Networks specializes in the development of advanced wireless networking equipment designed to support high-performance wireless networks for service providers. Established in 2002, the company offers a range of products including indoor access points, outdoor picocell base stations, and comprehensive control and management systems. These solutions enable leading telecommunications companies, such as AT&T and Comcast, to deploy scalable and flexible wireless networks that meet the demands of increasing mobile data usage. BelAir Networks is recognized for its patented switched mesh architecture, which facilitates the creation of reliable wireless access and backhaul networks. Additionally, the company provides software solutions that utilize GIS-based mapping and GPS technology to streamline the setup and management of various Wi-Fi networks. With a focus on enhancing revenue and competitiveness for its customers, BelAir Networks has established a strong presence among Tier 1 carriers and government clients.
SiGe Semiconductor
Venture Round in 2006
SiGe Semiconductor, Inc. is a fabless semiconductor company specializing in the design and production of radio frequency (RF) integrated circuits and multi-chip modules tailored for the wireless consumer electronics market. The company provides a range of products, including wireless LAN front end modules, dual band front end modules, and discrete power amplifiers, along with WiMAX power amplifiers, transceivers, GPS radio integrated circuits, GPS receivers, and Bluetooth power amplifiers. SiGe Semiconductor distributes its RF solutions through a network of distributors, serving various applications in computing, home entertainment, and mobile devices across regions such as Asia, Europe, the Middle East, and North America.
Galazar Networks
Series C in 2006
Galazar Networks Inc. is a technology company that specializes in designing, developing, and supplying system semiconductors and software solutions. The company focuses on a range of telecommunications and data communication technologies, including Ethernet, DS1/E1, DS3/E3, and SONET/SDH/OTN solutions, primarily aimed at carrier-grade Ethernet and multi-service line cards. Galazar Networks provides a variety of semiconductor solutions, including framer and mapper devices for both datacom and telecom interfaces, as well as OTN mappers, multiplexers, and PDH access network solutions. Their product offerings also encompass multi-protocol infrastructure solutions and multi-service provisioning for PDH and Ethernet over SONET/SDH applications.
Neterion, Inc. specializes in providing 10 gigabit Ethernet hardware and software solutions designed to address networking challenges. The company's flagship products include the Xframe V-NIC line of 10 Gigabit Ethernet adapters and dual port 10GbE network adapters, which facilitate high-speed connectivity for server and storage systems. These solutions are particularly beneficial for virtualizing I/O intensive applications across both legacy and future SR-IOV compliant systems. Neterion's products find applications in diverse fields such as oil and gas exploration, bioscience, genome mapping, grid computing, nanotechnology research, financial analysis, defense simulations, weather forecasting, and data mining. The company serves various industries, including data centers, oil and gas, and media and entertainment. Founded in 2001 and headquartered in Cupertino, California, Neterion also maintains an office in Ottawa, Canada.
Spotwave Wireless
Venture Round in 2006
Spotwave Wireless specializes in providing carrier-approved indoor wireless coverage solutions designed to deliver reliable and consistent wireless connectivity in indoor environments. The company serves wireless carriers, enterprise customers, and consumers, offering a range of products that enhance GSM and CDMA network performance indoors. By ensuring excellent coverage where wireless devices are predominantly used, Spotwave Wireless presents a practical and cost-effective approach to resolving connectivity challenges faced by businesses and individuals alike. Their solutions aim to facilitate seamless communication and improve the overall user experience in settings that require dependable wireless service.
BTI Systems
Series C in 2006
BTI Systems Inc. is a provider of cloud and metro networking software and systems, catering to carriers, colocation, content, service providers, and cloud infrastructure companies globally. Founded in 2000 and based in Kanata, Canada, BTI specializes in high-bandwidth network infrastructure solutions, offering products such as the BTI Intelligent Cloud Connect platforms for cloud service delivery and data center interconnect, Packet Optical Transport platforms for various metro and regional services, and Access and Aggregation Platforms for carrier Ethernet and mobile backhaul applications. The company also provides Ethernet Access Platforms that enable service providers to extend services to customer premises and cell towers. Additionally, BTI offers BTI proNX software for centralized network visibility and control, along with solutions for software-defined networking and network functions virtualization. With over 380 customers, BTI Systems is recognized for its ability to enhance operational efficiencies and deliver high-value services to both businesses and consumers worldwide.
Opalis Software
Series C in 2005
Opalis Software, Inc. is a provider of information technology (IT) process automation software designed for enterprises. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Mississauga, Canada, the company specializes in solutions that orchestrate, integrate, and automate a variety of IT processes, including incident, problem, configuration, and change management. Its flagship products include the Opalis Integration Server, Opalis Integration Packs, and Opalis Process Catalogs, which streamline IT operations and enhance efficiency. Additionally, Opalis offers solutions for disaster recovery, IT consolidation, ITIL/ITSM compliance, provisioning, run book automation, security, and virtualization. By enabling organizations to capture and leverage the internal knowledge of their IT staff, Opalis facilitates seamless integration with leading systems management tools and enhances overall IT asset management.
BelAir Networks
Series C in 2005
BelAir Networks specializes in the development of advanced wireless networking equipment designed to support high-performance wireless networks for service providers. Established in 2002, the company offers a range of products including indoor access points, outdoor picocell base stations, and comprehensive control and management systems. These solutions enable leading telecommunications companies, such as AT&T and Comcast, to deploy scalable and flexible wireless networks that meet the demands of increasing mobile data usage. BelAir Networks is recognized for its patented switched mesh architecture, which facilitates the creation of reliable wireless access and backhaul networks. Additionally, the company provides software solutions that utilize GIS-based mapping and GPS technology to streamline the setup and management of various Wi-Fi networks. With a focus on enhancing revenue and competitiveness for its customers, BelAir Networks has established a strong presence among Tier 1 carriers and government clients.
Potentia Semiconductor
Series C in 2005
Potentia Semiconductor Corporation provides power management solutions to the flat panel display industry. Its products include PS-2402, a power control device for LCD televisions; PS-2404, a power system controller designed to control, monitor, and measure over voltage and under voltage conditions; PM-6010, which is a power control and conversion module for primary side, off-line power factor correction, and isolated DC-DC power conversion using LLC resonant power topologies; and PS-6110, a power converter integrated circuit for primary side and off-line power factor correction.
Founded in 2019, Meriton is a Dallas-based manufacturer of mechanical engineering devices used in the construction of office buildings, houses, and other commercial structures. It provides capital and operational support to its portfolio companies, enabling them to transition ownership and accelerate long-term growth. Meriton invests heavily in software, IT, finance, marketing, leadership development, and HR to increase efficiency and drive growth across its portfolio.
Sandvine Corporation
Venture Round in 2005
Sandvine designs and sells subscriber experience assurance solutions based on deep packet inspection technology. Its products enable network operators worldwide to gain insights into network traffic, make informed decisions, and ensure quality experiences for connected devices. Serving service providers and enterprises globally, Sandvine enhances Internet experiences through its award-winning equipment and solutions.
Liquid Computing
Series A in 2005
Liquid Computing Corp. develops converged communications and computing platforms. It designs and develops LiquidIQ, a computing infrastructure that offers IT infrastructure and data centers management, and software-based control of servers, as well as storage and networking resources.
The company was founded in 2003 and is based in Ottawa, Canada with an additional office in Stamford, Connecticut.
Nakina Systems
Series B in 2005
Nakina Systems Inc. specializes in developing network integrity management software solutions for the telecommunications industry on a global scale. The company offers a range of products designed to enhance network security and operational efficiency. Key offerings include NI-Guardian, which centralizes security administration and enforces security policies; NI-Collector, which facilitates the discovery and reconciliation of physical and logical inventory from managed devices; and NI-Controller, which automates software audits in diverse network environments. Additionally, NI-DEFENDER serves as a cybersecurity solution to neutralize network threats, while NI-Framework provides a platform for element abstraction. Nakina also offers the Nakina Adapter SDK for developing device adapters, along with various services such as installation, custom development, and training. Founded in 2001 and headquartered in Ottawa, Canada, Nakina Systems operates globally, partnering with major equipment manufacturers to enable service providers to launch new services and expand networks efficiently while minimizing outages.
SecuriCan General Insurance Company
Venture Round in 2005
Petsecure Pet Health Insurance offers pet insurance. They provide veterinarian-recommended coverage for dogs and cats of all breeds and ages.
Axela develops and delivers tools for enhanced analysis of proteins, DNA, and RNA. Its product suite includes instruments, consumables, and applications targeted at biomarker testing and infectious disease research, facilitating personalized medicine. Products are commercialized globally through life sciences distributors.
SiGe Semiconductor
Venture Round in 2005
SiGe Semiconductor, Inc. is a fabless semiconductor company specializing in the design and production of radio frequency (RF) integrated circuits and multi-chip modules tailored for the wireless consumer electronics market. The company provides a range of products, including wireless LAN front end modules, dual band front end modules, and discrete power amplifiers, along with WiMAX power amplifiers, transceivers, GPS radio integrated circuits, GPS receivers, and Bluetooth power amplifiers. SiGe Semiconductor distributes its RF solutions through a network of distributors, serving various applications in computing, home entertainment, and mobile devices across regions such as Asia, Europe, the Middle East, and North America.
Diatem
Venture Round in 2005
Diatem Networks, based in Ottawa, Canada, specializes in developing advanced service provisioning and management systems tailored for large network operators. The company provides a range of information technology services, including cloud-based infrastructure, data center hosting, and the integration of collaboration solutions. Additionally, Diatem offers web development services, enabling clients to enhance their market competitiveness through flexible and agile network infrastructures and virtual private networks, all while maintaining cost control.
Founded in 2019, Meriton is a Dallas-based manufacturer of mechanical engineering devices used in the construction of office buildings, houses, and other commercial structures. It provides capital and operational support to its portfolio companies, enabling them to transition ownership and accelerate long-term growth. Meriton invests heavily in software, IT, finance, marketing, leadership development, and HR to increase efficiency and drive growth across its portfolio.
TenXc Wireless
Series A in 2004
TenXc Wireless specializes in the design and supply of wireless access systems and antenna products tailored for major wireless operators globally. The company provides wideband bi-sector arrays that enhance network performance, spectral efficiency, and coverage. These systems also grant clients the flexibility to focus on network hotspots and facilitate the establishment of new networks, making TenXc Wireless a key player in the wireless mobility network sector.
SiGe Semiconductor
Series C in 2004
SiGe Semiconductor, Inc. is a fabless semiconductor company specializing in the design and production of radio frequency (RF) integrated circuits and multi-chip modules tailored for the wireless consumer electronics market. The company provides a range of products, including wireless LAN front end modules, dual band front end modules, and discrete power amplifiers, along with WiMAX power amplifiers, transceivers, GPS radio integrated circuits, GPS receivers, and Bluetooth power amplifiers. SiGe Semiconductor distributes its RF solutions through a network of distributors, serving various applications in computing, home entertainment, and mobile devices across regions such as Asia, Europe, the Middle East, and North America.
IceFyre Semiconductor
Series D in 2004
IceFyre Semiconductor designs and develops a range of Wi-Fi chips. Its products include SureFyre 802.11a and TwinFyre 802.11a/b/g system solutions. The company offers orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) product that reduces power requirements with the use of the digital computational engines in the data transmission chain.
IceFyre was founded by Cedric Paillard and is based in Kanata, Ontario.
Seaway Networks
Series B in 2004
Seaway Networks is a semiconductor company based in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, specializing in content processing silicon solutions. The company develops integrated circuit-based products, including its Network Content Processor (NCP), which facilitates layer protocol termination and content processing. Seaway Networks' technology is designed to convert packet-based traffic into contiguous streams, making it essential for various applications such as web infrastructure, network and IP security, and IP edge services.
Trigence Semiconductor
Series A in 2004
Trigence Semiconductor, Inc. is an audio integrated circuit design and solution provider based in Tokyo, Japan, with additional offices in the United States, Hong Kong, and Taiwan. Founded in 2006, the company specializes in high-quality audio technology, offering digital audio products such as Digital Speaker Modules, which include speakers, enclosures, connectors, audio DSPs, and interfaces aimed at simplifying audio functionality for PCs, tablets, and smartphones. Trigence's product portfolio serves a variety of applications, including computers, laptops, headsets, soundbars, and Bluetooth speakers. Their innovative audio systems utilize unique algorithms to enhance speaker response, delivering clear audio output while optimizing power consumption compared to traditional methods. The company distributes its products through a network of distributors, catering to both consumer and IT markets.
Opalis Software
Series B in 2004
Opalis Software, Inc. is a provider of information technology (IT) process automation software designed for enterprises. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Mississauga, Canada, the company specializes in solutions that orchestrate, integrate, and automate a variety of IT processes, including incident, problem, configuration, and change management. Its flagship products include the Opalis Integration Server, Opalis Integration Packs, and Opalis Process Catalogs, which streamline IT operations and enhance efficiency. Additionally, Opalis offers solutions for disaster recovery, IT consolidation, ITIL/ITSM compliance, provisioning, run book automation, security, and virtualization. By enabling organizations to capture and leverage the internal knowledge of their IT staff, Opalis facilitates seamless integration with leading systems management tools and enhances overall IT asset management.
Kadmus Pharmaceuticals
Series A in 2004
Kadmus Pharmaceuticals, Inc., a biopharmaceutical company, commercially exploits endocannabinoid pathways to develop therapeutics. Endocannabinoids are naturally occurring signaling molecules, whose functions include regulating mood, pain, and metabolism. It offers a portfolio of compounds with activity against a range of disorders targeting CNS conditions, metabolic disorders, neuropathic pain, and obesity. The company develops products for various conditions through the inhibition of endocannabinoid degradation and activation of endocannabinoid related pathways and peripheral cannabinoid receptors. It operates in the United States, Canada, and Europe. Kadmus Pharmaceuticals, Inc. was founded in 1998 and is based in Irvine, California.
BelAir Networks
Series B in 2003
BelAir Networks specializes in the development of advanced wireless networking equipment designed to support high-performance wireless networks for service providers. Established in 2002, the company offers a range of products including indoor access points, outdoor picocell base stations, and comprehensive control and management systems. These solutions enable leading telecommunications companies, such as AT&T and Comcast, to deploy scalable and flexible wireless networks that meet the demands of increasing mobile data usage. BelAir Networks is recognized for its patented switched mesh architecture, which facilitates the creation of reliable wireless access and backhaul networks. Additionally, the company provides software solutions that utilize GIS-based mapping and GPS technology to streamline the setup and management of various Wi-Fi networks. With a focus on enhancing revenue and competitiveness for its customers, BelAir Networks has established a strong presence among Tier 1 carriers and government clients.
Critical Telecom
Venture Round in 2003
Critical Telecom is a company based in Ottawa, Canada, that specializes in developing broadband enabling platforms for IP-based access networks. Founded in 1987, it focuses on providing solutions that enhance network access for users. One of its key offerings is GEmini, an Ethernet remote DSLAM designed to deliver non-blocking bandwidth, facilitating applications such as triple play and IPTV. Through its innovative services, Critical Telecom aims to improve the efficiency and reliability of broadband services, enabling seamless streaming and access to various network applications.
LymphoSign
Series A in 2003
LymphoSign is a pharmaceutical company that is focused on the development of drugs for blood cancers.
LymphoSign was acquired by Aegera Therapeutics in August 2007.
LymphoSign was founded in 2000 and is based in Markham, Canada.
The Bistro Group
Venture Round in 2003
The Bistro Group is a restaurant operator headquartered in Makati, Philippines, that manages a diverse portfolio of casual dining and homegrown concepts. Its brands include Baker & Cook, Buffalo Wild Wings, Bulgogi Brothers, Denny's, Fish & Co., Italianni's, Krazy Garlik, Modern Shanghai, Moe's, Murray's, Plank, TGI Fridays, Texas Roadhouse, Tonkatsu, Village Tavern, and Watami. The company also supplies restaurant management technology and offers a loyalty program through its Bistro Card, aiming to deliver a welcoming and memorable dining experience across its domestic and international locations.
Galazar Networks
Series B in 2003
Galazar Networks Inc. is a technology company that specializes in designing, developing, and supplying system semiconductors and software solutions. The company focuses on a range of telecommunications and data communication technologies, including Ethernet, DS1/E1, DS3/E3, and SONET/SDH/OTN solutions, primarily aimed at carrier-grade Ethernet and multi-service line cards. Galazar Networks provides a variety of semiconductor solutions, including framer and mapper devices for both datacom and telecom interfaces, as well as OTN mappers, multiplexers, and PDH access network solutions. Their product offerings also encompass multi-protocol infrastructure solutions and multi-service provisioning for PDH and Ethernet over SONET/SDH applications.
NewStep Networks
Series A in 2003
NewStep Networks, Inc. provides service convergence and fixed-mobile convergence software solutions. The company offers FlexConnect solutions that bring the benefits of service convergence to mobile, office, and home phones; and Enterprise Mobility solutions, which feature one button transfer, single number service, automatic reconnect, single voicemail, and voicemail intercept. It also offers Total Mobility solutions that feature FlexConnect Solution and Enterprise Mobility Solutions, and add features designed for enterprise environments. Its customers include enterprises, service providers, equipment makers, system integrators, and business and consumer users. The company was formerly known as Rev D Networks, Inc. and changed its name to NewStep Networks, Inc. in November 2003. The company was founded in 2003 and is headquartered in Toronto, Canada with additional Offices in Canada, the United States, Europe, and Asia. As of June 8, 2009, NewStep Networks, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Natural Convergence, Inc.
IceFyre Semiconductor
Series C in 2003
IceFyre Semiconductor designs and develops a range of Wi-Fi chips. Its products include SureFyre 802.11a and TwinFyre 802.11a/b/g system solutions. The company offers orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) product that reduces power requirements with the use of the digital computational engines in the data transmission chain.
IceFyre was founded by Cedric Paillard and is based in Kanata, Ontario.
Wysdom.AI
Series C in 2003
Wysdom.AI is a cognitive care solutions provider based in Richmond Hill, Canada, with additional offices in Atlanta, Kansas City, and London. Founded in 2012, the company specializes in Virtual Agent Operations, assisting clients in launching and managing virtual agents effectively. Recognizing that many virtual agents face challenges in implementation and operation, Wysdom.AI offers a dedicated team along with the necessary tools and data to optimize the performance of chatbots. This enables organizations to better handle high volumes of customer service inquiries, sales support, and employee assistance, thereby improving overall operational efficiency.
Nakina Systems
Series A in 2003
Nakina Systems Inc. specializes in developing network integrity management software solutions for the telecommunications industry on a global scale. The company offers a range of products designed to enhance network security and operational efficiency. Key offerings include NI-Guardian, which centralizes security administration and enforces security policies; NI-Collector, which facilitates the discovery and reconciliation of physical and logical inventory from managed devices; and NI-Controller, which automates software audits in diverse network environments. Additionally, NI-DEFENDER serves as a cybersecurity solution to neutralize network threats, while NI-Framework provides a platform for element abstraction. Nakina also offers the Nakina Adapter SDK for developing device adapters, along with various services such as installation, custom development, and training. Founded in 2001 and headquartered in Ottawa, Canada, Nakina Systems operates globally, partnering with major equipment manufacturers to enable service providers to launch new services and expand networks efficiently while minimizing outages.
SiGe Semiconductor
Series B in 2003
SiGe Semiconductor, Inc. is a fabless semiconductor company specializing in the design and production of radio frequency (RF) integrated circuits and multi-chip modules tailored for the wireless consumer electronics market. The company provides a range of products, including wireless LAN front end modules, dual band front end modules, and discrete power amplifiers, along with WiMAX power amplifiers, transceivers, GPS radio integrated circuits, GPS receivers, and Bluetooth power amplifiers. SiGe Semiconductor distributes its RF solutions through a network of distributors, serving various applications in computing, home entertainment, and mobile devices across regions such as Asia, Europe, the Middle East, and North America.
Neterion, Inc. specializes in providing 10 gigabit Ethernet hardware and software solutions designed to address networking challenges. The company's flagship products include the Xframe V-NIC line of 10 Gigabit Ethernet adapters and dual port 10GbE network adapters, which facilitate high-speed connectivity for server and storage systems. These solutions are particularly beneficial for virtualizing I/O intensive applications across both legacy and future SR-IOV compliant systems. Neterion's products find applications in diverse fields such as oil and gas exploration, bioscience, genome mapping, grid computing, nanotechnology research, financial analysis, defense simulations, weather forecasting, and data mining. The company serves various industries, including data centers, oil and gas, and media and entertainment. Founded in 2001 and headquartered in Cupertino, California, Neterion also maintains an office in Ottawa, Canada.
Zelos Therapeutics
Series A in 2003
Zelos Therapeutics is a biopharmaceutical company that develops novel therapies for patients suffers from hormone-based therapeutics.
SiberCore Technologies
Series D in 2002
SiberCore Technologies Incorporated is a pure-play, Internet IC company developing high-value-added Application Specific Standard Products (ASSPs) for intelligent hardware-based switching and routing platforms, such as Gigabit / Terabit Routers and Layer 2 / 3 / 4 Ethernet Switches. The company's initial products are a family of high-speed high-capacity packet forwarding engines based on Content Addressable Memories (CAM technology) which overcome the performance bottleneck associated with the network's routing table look-up function.
This emerging market has been created by the demands of the explosion in datacom traffic, coupled with the worldwide deployment of fiber optics and DWDM. These broadband deployments have shifted the bottleneck from the Access and Transport section of the network, to the Routers and Switches connecting to these pipes. The company's founding technical team gained industry-wide recognition for its world-class design expertise in this area at Nortel Networks. A veteran Executive team in all the functional divisions of the company supplements this preeminent technical team.
Founded in 2019, Meriton is a Dallas-based manufacturer of mechanical engineering devices used in the construction of office buildings, houses, and other commercial structures. It provides capital and operational support to its portfolio companies, enabling them to transition ownership and accelerate long-term growth. Meriton invests heavily in software, IT, finance, marketing, leadership development, and HR to increase efficiency and drive growth across its portfolio.
Cytochroma
Series B in 2002
Cytochroma is a clinical stage specialty pharmaceutical company focused on developing and commercializing prescription products aimed at addressing vitamin D insufficiency and secondary hyperparathyroidism (SHPT) linked to chronic kidney disease (CKD). The company has a portfolio of innovative therapies specifically designed to safely and effectively treat patients with vitamin D deficiency and SHPT across various stages of CKD. Additionally, Cytochroma is working on novel treatments targeting elevated blood phosphorus levels, or hyperphosphatemia, to enhance the management of SHPT in CKD patients.
BelAir Networks
Series A in 2002
BelAir Networks specializes in the development of advanced wireless networking equipment designed to support high-performance wireless networks for service providers. Established in 2002, the company offers a range of products including indoor access points, outdoor picocell base stations, and comprehensive control and management systems. These solutions enable leading telecommunications companies, such as AT&T and Comcast, to deploy scalable and flexible wireless networks that meet the demands of increasing mobile data usage. BelAir Networks is recognized for its patented switched mesh architecture, which facilitates the creation of reliable wireless access and backhaul networks. Additionally, the company provides software solutions that utilize GIS-based mapping and GPS technology to streamline the setup and management of various Wi-Fi networks. With a focus on enhancing revenue and competitiveness for its customers, BelAir Networks has established a strong presence among Tier 1 carriers and government clients.
Potentia Power Systems
Series B in 2002
An Ottowa-based fabless semiconductor company.
Neterion, Inc. specializes in providing 10 gigabit Ethernet hardware and software solutions designed to address networking challenges. The company's flagship products include the Xframe V-NIC line of 10 Gigabit Ethernet adapters and dual port 10GbE network adapters, which facilitate high-speed connectivity for server and storage systems. These solutions are particularly beneficial for virtualizing I/O intensive applications across both legacy and future SR-IOV compliant systems. Neterion's products find applications in diverse fields such as oil and gas exploration, bioscience, genome mapping, grid computing, nanotechnology research, financial analysis, defense simulations, weather forecasting, and data mining. The company serves various industries, including data centers, oil and gas, and media and entertainment. Founded in 2001 and headquartered in Cupertino, California, Neterion also maintains an office in Ottawa, Canada.
Espial Group Inc. is a software company based in Ottawa, Canada, specializing in solutions for video service providers across North America, Europe, and the Asia Pacific. The company develops various products that facilitate the delivery of video services on multiple screens, including TVs, tablets, PCs, and mobile devices. Its key offerings include Espial Elevate, a cloud-hosted platform for managing and monetizing video experiences; Espial G4, a suite of software clients for delivering personalized viewing experiences; and the Espial Media Service and MediaBase platforms, which support the provision of television and video-on-demand services. Additionally, Espial offers installation and integration services for video service providers, as well as the Espial TV Browser, enabling web experiences on connected TVs. With over seven million devices licensed for its products worldwide, Espial serves a diverse range of markets, including cable, telecommunications, and consumer electronics. The company was founded in 1997 and operates as a subsidiary of Enghouse Systems Limited.
IceFyre Semiconductor
Series B in 2001
IceFyre Semiconductor designs and develops a range of Wi-Fi chips. Its products include SureFyre 802.11a and TwinFyre 802.11a/b/g system solutions. The company offers orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) product that reduces power requirements with the use of the digital computational engines in the data transmission chain.
IceFyre was founded by Cedric Paillard and is based in Kanata, Ontario.
Q9 Networks
Venture Round in 2001
Q9 Networks Inc. is a provider of outsourced data center infrastructure catering to organizations with IT operations in Canada. Founded in 1995 and headquartered in Toronto, the company specializes in offering a comprehensive range of services, including managed data center space, bandwidth, and security services. Q9’s offerings encompass performance monitoring, site management tools, backup and imaging solutions, remote connectivity, and disaster-recovery services. Previously known as Myna Communications, Inc., the company rebranded to Q9 Networks Inc. in 2000, reflecting its focus on delivering essential IT infrastructure and managed services to support organizations' operational needs.
Q9 Networks
Venture Round in 2000
Q9 Networks Inc. is a provider of outsourced data center infrastructure catering to organizations with IT operations in Canada. Founded in 1995 and headquartered in Toronto, the company specializes in offering a comprehensive range of services, including managed data center space, bandwidth, and security services. Q9’s offerings encompass performance monitoring, site management tools, backup and imaging solutions, remote connectivity, and disaster-recovery services. Previously known as Myna Communications, Inc., the company rebranded to Q9 Networks Inc. in 2000, reflecting its focus on delivering essential IT infrastructure and managed services to support organizations' operational needs.
Cogency Semiconductor
Series B in 2000
Cogency Semiconductor is a provider of semiconductor chips specifically designed for home networking applications. The company focuses on powerline networking and communications, enabling consumers to share internet connections and stream digital audio and video seamlessly. By utilizing existing power outlets, Cogency's technology facilitates the networking of personal computers and consumer entertainment devices, offering a convenient solution for enhancing home connectivity.
Changepoint
Series D in 2000
Changepoint is a leader in enterprise portfolio management solutions, specializing in project and program management software tailored for services organizations, enterprise architects, and business transformation teams. The company's software enables clients to make informed decisions that drive better business outcomes and adapt to shifting market conditions. By maximizing resource utilization and enhancing financial control, Changepoint's solutions help organizations align their project outcomes and revenue with corporate goals. Its offerings support product teams, strategic transformation leaders, and project management offices, empowering them to navigate changing business priorities effectively.
Symagery Microsystems
Venture Round in 2000
Symagery Microsystems Inc. is a manufacturer specializing in intelligent imaging components that leverage CMOS sensor technology. The company develops advanced image reading and processing technologies designed for a variety of applications, including transportation, supply chain management, and mobile sales and service. By providing innovative imaging solutions, Symagery enables equipment manufacturers to enhance their products and improve operational efficiencies in data collection and service delivery.
Nu-Wave Photonics
Venture Round in 2000
Nu-Wave Photonics is a manufacturer of optical sensors for detecting chemicals and biological agents.
Philsar Semiconductor
Venture Round in 2000
Philsar Semiconductor is an Industrial company.
Bridgewater Systems
Private Equity Round in 2000
Bridgewater Systems, the leader in intelligent broadband controls, provides pre-integrated solutions for mobile and converged operators to transform their networks, optimize mobile data growth, and innovate with new services. The Bridgewater portfolio of carrier-grade products includes Service Controller (AAA), Policy Controller (PCRF) and Home Subscriber Server (HSS), anchored by a common identity and device management system. More than 150 leading service providers worldwide leverage Bridgewater to create and deliver profitable services to consumer, enterprise, cloud and machine markets.
Oasis Technology
Series B in 2000
Oasis Technology is a Canadian software company based in Ontario that specializes in e-payment solutions. Serving clients and partners in over 70 countries, the company offers industry-leading e-payment systems compatible with UNIX and NT platforms. Its product lineup includes a diverse range of e-payment solutions designed for financial institutions, major card associations, retailers, and third-party providers. Oasis Technology's Information Switching Technology (IST) products facilitate various payment channels, including EFT, ATM, POS, and online transactions. The company's offerings feature a flexible, component-based application framework that allows for rapid deployment across all major e-payment delivery channels. David Pasieka serves as the President, while John Anzin holds the position of Vice President of Finance.
Sales Driver
Series A in 2000
Sales Driver offers a closed loop marketing solution that allows segmentation, management, and distribution of visual aids and material support. Its solutions focus on the promotion and training of sales force of businesses. It provides training to sales force by facilitating lessons, tests, surveys, and questionnaires.
Syndesis Health
Venture Round in 2000
Syndesis Health operates a biotechnology research company, offering comprehensive data solutions to biotechnology, pharmaceutical, and research organizations. Their expertise lies in providing detailed and accurate data on demographics, treatments, procedures, interventions, medications, and pathology, empowering professionals to enhance patient outcomes and improve healthcare industry practices.
Bridgewater Systems
Series A in 1999
Bridgewater Systems, the leader in intelligent broadband controls, provides pre-integrated solutions for mobile and converged operators to transform their networks, optimize mobile data growth, and innovate with new services. The Bridgewater portfolio of carrier-grade products includes Service Controller (AAA), Policy Controller (PCRF) and Home Subscriber Server (HSS), anchored by a common identity and device management system. More than 150 leading service providers worldwide leverage Bridgewater to create and deliver profitable services to consumer, enterprise, cloud and machine markets.
Changepoint
Series B in 1997
Changepoint is a leader in enterprise portfolio management solutions, specializing in project and program management software tailored for services organizations, enterprise architects, and business transformation teams. The company's software enables clients to make informed decisions that drive better business outcomes and adapt to shifting market conditions. By maximizing resource utilization and enhancing financial control, Changepoint's solutions help organizations align their project outcomes and revenue with corporate goals. Its offerings support product teams, strategic transformation leaders, and project management offices, empowering them to navigate changing business priorities effectively.
Changepoint
Series A in 1996
Changepoint is a leader in enterprise portfolio management solutions, specializing in project and program management software tailored for services organizations, enterprise architects, and business transformation teams. The company's software enables clients to make informed decisions that drive better business outcomes and adapt to shifting market conditions. By maximizing resource utilization and enhancing financial control, Changepoint's solutions help organizations align their project outcomes and revenue with corporate goals. Its offerings support product teams, strategic transformation leaders, and project management offices, empowering them to navigate changing business priorities effectively.