Lighthouse Capital Partners, founded in 1994 and based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, is a prominent venture debt firm that focuses on providing capital to early- and growth-stage companies in the technology, life science, and clean-tech sectors. The firm partners with top-tier venture capital firms to support innovative companies that demonstrate potential for significant success. Lighthouse is dedicated to offering flexible financial resources and steadfast support, enabling entrepreneurs to realize their ambitious visions. By investing in companies committed to achieving breakthrough results, Lighthouse Capital Partners plays a crucial role in fostering the growth of market-leading businesses.
GritWorld GmbH specializes in designing and developing advanced real-time graphics and large-scale 3D reconstruction software solutions. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, with additional offices in Shanghai and Guangzhou, the company offers a range of products including GritRena, which reconstructs 3D models from 2D photos, GritVis, a suite of cinematic tools for game engines, and SmartCity, a platform for visualizing urban information in 3D. GritWorld aims to enhance the efficiency and quality of real-time data simulation and visualization across various industries, including entertainment, urban management, and industrial applications. By facilitating the transition from standard data formats to high-quality graphical representations, GritWorld aids in the digital transformation of businesses, promoting advancements in computer graphics, virtual reality, and augmented reality technologies.
Honor
Series E in 2021
Honor is a leading senior care network and technology platform that focuses on enhancing the quality of life for older adults and their families. Founded in 2014 by Cameron Ring, Monica Lo, Sandy Jen, and Seth Sternberg in San Francisco, California, Honor has established itself as a pioneer in the home care industry. The company offers expert in-home care services for seniors, leveraging an integrated system of third-party care providers. By combining scalable workforce management with personalized care, Honor enables older adults to live safely and comfortably in their own homes. In 2021, Honor expanded its reach by acquiring Home Instead, enhancing its capabilities through a global network and a relationship-based care model. This strategic move positions Honor to address the evolving needs of aging adults and professional caregivers worldwide.
Juvenile Get
Series A in 2019
Juvenile is a learning and counseling application for primary and secondary schools, mainly for 7-15 year olds. The application covers the knowledge points and exam focus of each subject in primary and secondary schools, and answers the test proposition in detail. The knowledge coverage can meet the needs of further studies, and can also help students to self-study after class. The app also provides students with effective learning method guidance, audio books and learning materials.
DEEPEXI
Series A in 2019
DEEPEXI, officially known as Beijing Dip Technology Co., Ltd., is a prominent player in the digital transformation sector for enterprises. Established in May 2018 and headquartered in Beijing, the company has grown to employ around 160 staff members, with significant research and development capabilities concentrated in its branches across major cities like Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Nanjing, and Chengdu. DEEPEXI specializes in providing scalable business intelligence services that leverage a cloud-native Internet framework, integrating advanced technologies such as 5G, IoT, big data, AI, and cloud computing. This enables businesses to enhance their decision-making and strategic initiatives through data intelligence. The company prides itself on having a highly skilled R&D team, which includes leading experts in artificial intelligence and open-source projects.
Dedao
Series A in 2019
Dedao manufactures auto parts. Their products include inspection tools, towing hooks, waveform crash barriers, threshold stiffeners, and roller beams. They provide sales, research, and development services.
Shixianghui
Series B in 2018
Shixianghui is a food enjoyment club and e-commerce platform based in China, established in December 2017. The company operates a community grocery and household products platform that emphasizes social retail to enhance the delivery of high-quality fresh produce and goods to local communities. By connecting suppliers directly with consumers, Shixianghui aims to improve cost-effectiveness for both parties, making quality products more accessible while fostering a sense of community among its members.
FlashEX
Series D in 2018
FlashEx is a provider of instant delivery services specializing in short-distance and intracity deliveries, primarily serving urban residents. With a user base exceeding 100 million and a network of 1 million couriers, the company guarantees delivery within one hour or less. Operating in 225 cities across Asia, FlashEx facilitates an average of approximately 800,000 deliveries daily, allowing users to place online orders and receive their products swiftly.
Chaodian Culture
Angel Round in 2018
Chaodian Culture is a brokerage firm that provides in cultural brand of the bilibili video screen network.
iHear Medical
Debt Financing in 2017
iHear Medical, Inc. is a California-based company focused on providing affordable and accessible hearing solutions. Established in 2010 and headquartered in San Leandro, the company offers a range of web-enabled hearing aids and sound amplifiers, including the iHEARhd and iHEARMAX, which cater to varying degrees of hearing loss. iHear Medical addresses the significant gap in hearing aid usage, as only 14% of individuals with hearing loss currently use them, largely due to high costs and stigma. The company also developed the iHEARtest, an FDA-cleared at-home hearing screener that allows consumers to assess their hearing and determine the appropriate hearing aid solution based on a proprietary Hearing Number. The iHEARtest is available online and at select retail pharmacies. With over 50 patents submitted and a commitment to innovation, iHear Medical aims to enhance the quality of life for those with hearing loss through its comprehensive product offerings and services.
iHear Medical
Series C in 2017
iHear Medical, Inc. is a California-based company focused on providing affordable and accessible hearing solutions. Established in 2010 and headquartered in San Leandro, the company offers a range of web-enabled hearing aids and sound amplifiers, including the iHEARhd and iHEARMAX, which cater to varying degrees of hearing loss. iHear Medical addresses the significant gap in hearing aid usage, as only 14% of individuals with hearing loss currently use them, largely due to high costs and stigma. The company also developed the iHEARtest, an FDA-cleared at-home hearing screener that allows consumers to assess their hearing and determine the appropriate hearing aid solution based on a proprietary Hearing Number. The iHEARtest is available online and at select retail pharmacies. With over 50 patents submitted and a commitment to innovation, iHear Medical aims to enhance the quality of life for those with hearing loss through its comprehensive product offerings and services.
Yijiupi
Series C in 2016
Yijiupi is an e-commerce company based in Wuhu, Anhui, China, founded in September 2014. The company specializes in restructuring the wine supply chain and has expanded its offerings to include a variety of alcoholic beverages and snacks. Yijiupi's platform facilitates the wholesale distribution of premium branded alcoholic products, promoting efficient nationwide distribution channels for liquor stores. Additionally, the company provides warehouse and distribution sharing services, supply chain financial services, and operates offline chains, aiming to serve a broader range of users in the beverage and food industry.
Mianbaoxiaoke
Angel Round in 2016
Mianbaoxiaoke is a content monetization and community economy solution provider committed to helping self-media realise commercialization through content payment. They provide a learning platform for content and paid courses.
Lecarlink
Seed Round in 2016
Beijing Lecarlink Technology Co., Ltd. is a company that specializes in transportation data services and logistics software as a service (SaaS). Based in Beijing, China, Lecarlink offers a commercial vehicle Internet of Vehicles platform that provides various operator services. These services include recording driving activities, managing schedules, monitoring parking, and automating billing processes, all aimed at enhancing safety and efficiency for drivers.
Yijiupi
Series A in 2014
Yijiupi is an e-commerce company based in Wuhu, Anhui, China, founded in September 2014. The company specializes in restructuring the wine supply chain and has expanded its offerings to include a variety of alcoholic beverages and snacks. Yijiupi's platform facilitates the wholesale distribution of premium branded alcoholic products, promoting efficient nationwide distribution channels for liquor stores. Additionally, the company provides warehouse and distribution sharing services, supply chain financial services, and operates offline chains, aiming to serve a broader range of users in the beverage and food industry.
HDmessaging
Venture Round in 2013
HDmessaging is a provider of advanced group messaging applications, offering a comprehensive platform designed for mobile operators and developers. The company specializes in enabling group conversations, media sharing, and location sharing through its white-label solutions. Its fully featured API and open-source clients empower developers to create robust messaging applications with functionalities that include cross-platform access and SMS compatibility. HDmessaging's services are utilized by mobile device manufacturers, network operators, and app developers, facilitating the integration of group messaging into various services and applications. This positions HDmessaging as a key player in the evolving landscape of text messaging technology.
WEUNGRY
Series A in 2013
WEUNGRY is a global e-commerce platform that specializes in digital food ordering solutions and restaurant delivery services. Operating in over 21 countries and supporting 23 languages, WEUNGRY enables customers to conveniently order food from licensed partner chefs. The platform focuses on creating food ordering marketplaces, allowing restaurants to connect with consumers effectively. Each franchise and licensee of WEUNGRY is locally owned and operated, ensuring that services are tailored to meet the unique needs of various markets. Through its innovative approach, WEUNGRY aims to simplify the food ordering process while expanding access to fresh, cooked meals delivered directly to customers' doorsteps.
if
Venture Round in 2012
if(we), formerly Tagged Inc., is a profitable startup focused on developing social products that foster meaningful connections among individuals, particularly teenagers. Established in 2014 by the team behind Tagged, which launched in 2004, the company continues to grow its successful platforms, Tagged and hi5, while also creating new social networking products for mobile and other key platforms. The company's offerings include features such as user profiles, integrated video, and chat functionalities, enabling users to stay connected with friends and meet new people.
NanoH2O
Venture Round in 2012
NanoH2O specializes in the manufacturing of advanced reverse osmosis membranes designed for water desalination and reuse. The company enhances traditional polymer-based membranes with a nano-structured material, which allows for improved control over essential membrane properties. This innovation results in membranes that exhibit higher throughput while maintaining effective salt and contaminant rejection levels. Additionally, the membranes offer resistance to both passive and active fouling, making them suitable for various water chemistries. NanoH2O's products are aimed at reducing the costs associated with desalination processes and enhancing energy efficiency and productivity in seawater, brackish water, and wastewater reclamation applications.
Kala Pharmaceuticals
Private Equity Round in 2012
Kala Pharmaceuticals, Inc. is a biopharmaceutical company dedicated to developing and commercializing innovative therapies for eye diseases using its proprietary Mucus Penetrating Particles (MPP) technology. This technology enhances drug distribution and pharmacokinetics by coating mucosal surfaces with biocompatible, drug-loaded particles, allowing for improved local drug concentrations while minimizing systemic exposure. Kala's lead product candidate, KPI-121 0.25%, has completed two Phase III clinical trials aimed at providing temporary relief for dry eye disease. Additionally, INVELTYS has also completed two Phase III trials for managing inflammation and pain after ocular surgery. The company is advancing KPI-285, a receptor tyrosine kinase inhibitor, in preclinical studies targeting retinal diseases. Established in 2009 and headquartered in Watertown, Massachusetts, Kala Pharmaceuticals continues to explore diverse product opportunities while focusing on internal development and research collaborations to address significant clinical needs.
Zest AI
Series B in 2012
Zest AI develops an artificial intelligence-based platform aimed at improving credit underwriting processes. Founded in 2009 and based in Burbank, California, the company utilizes advanced machine learning techniques to analyze large volumes of credit data, enhancing approval rates while minimizing the risk of erroneous credit decisions. By providing a transparent and fair approach to credit, Zest AI enables lenders to make informed decisions, ultimately expanding access to credit for a broader range of consumers. The platform also includes features that help lenders comply with regulatory standards by explaining data modeling results and measuring business impact. Through its technology, Zest AI helps clients offer better loans at lower prices, thereby increasing revenue and automating compliance efforts.
Life360
Debt Financing in 2012
Life360, Inc. is a mobile application company headquartered in San Francisco, California, that focuses on enhancing family connectivity and safety. Founded in 2007, Life360 provides a platform for families to communicate, share locations, and monitor driving safety. The app, which serves millions of users in over 140 countries, offers features such as private location sharing, location history, crash detection, roadside assistance, and emergency alerts through both free and paid subscriptions. As the world's largest family-oriented social network, Life360 has over 50 million monthly active users and consistently ranks among the top social networking apps in the United States. The company's mission is to help families stay connected and secure by providing essential tools that address the needs of modern family life.
Azelon Pharmaceuticals
Series A in 2011
Azelon Pharmaceuticals, formerly Zelos Therapeutics, a West Conshohocken, PA-based company focused on the development of novel formulations for the treatment of osteoporosis.
Zest AI
Series A in 2011
Zest AI develops an artificial intelligence-based platform aimed at improving credit underwriting processes. Founded in 2009 and based in Burbank, California, the company utilizes advanced machine learning techniques to analyze large volumes of credit data, enhancing approval rates while minimizing the risk of erroneous credit decisions. By providing a transparent and fair approach to credit, Zest AI enables lenders to make informed decisions, ultimately expanding access to credit for a broader range of consumers. The platform also includes features that help lenders comply with regulatory standards by explaining data modeling results and measuring business impact. Through its technology, Zest AI helps clients offer better loans at lower prices, thereby increasing revenue and automating compliance efforts.
Rafter
Series C in 2011
Rafter is a course materials management company focused on enhancing accessibility and affordability in education. Headquartered in San Mateo, California, Rafter has developed an innovative solution known as Rafter360, which integrates textbooks into tuition fees, thereby simplifying the process for students and educational institutions. The company has successfully aided hundreds of campuses and over 2.7 million students in saving nearly $700 million on textbooks. Rafter's services include online rental options that allow college administrators, professors, and students to access and manage both digital and physical course materials efficiently. Originally established as BookRenter, the company rebranded in July 2012 to reflect its broader mission in the higher education sector.
Aryx Therapeutics
Post in 2010
Aryx Therapeutics is a biopharmaceutical company dedicated to developing innovative drug candidates that address safety concerns associated with established oral therapies for chronic diseases. Leveraging its expertise in retrometabolic drug design, Aryx aims to create safer alternatives to commercially successful medications. The company is committed to improving patient outcomes through its internally developed products, which are designed to mitigate known safety issues and enhance the effectiveness of existing treatments.
Transera
Series C in 2009
Transera specializes in providing on-demand contact center software designed to enhance customer care while minimizing operational costs. Its Seratel® software, delivered as a service (SaaS), facilitates virtual contact center operations, offering improved visibility and control over customer interactions. The platform allows for the routing, monitoring, recording, and management of communications in a distributed environment, accommodating agents working in various locations, including in-house, remote, or offshore. Transera's solutions are compatible with various applications, including IVR, CRM, and WFM systems, and support seamless integration with diverse telephony and transport options. Additionally, the company offers customer support, deployment, consulting, training services, and business continuity solutions to ensure effective contact center operations.
Proofpoint
Series F in 2008
Proofpoint Inc. is a prominent cybersecurity and compliance company that specializes in cloud-based solutions designed to safeguard modern work environments. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, Proofpoint offers a comprehensive suite of services, including email security, encryption, archiving, data loss prevention, and incident response. Its solutions are tailored for mid and large-sized organizations, enabling them to protect users from advanced threats across various channels such as email, social media, and mobile applications. With a client base that includes over 3,000 enterprise-level accounts, including global corporations, universities, and government agencies, Proofpoint aims to enhance organizational security and ensure regulatory compliance while facilitating secure communication and data governance.
Polychromix
Series D in 2007
Polychromix is an advanced communications technology company specializing in modular optical subsystems. It develops and manufactures innovative products for material analysis and chemical sensing, including the PHAZIR, a near-infrared material analyzer. The PHAZIR is designed for various applications such as incoming raw material inspection, quality control and assurance, portable field use, counterfeit product identification, and at-line process control. Polychromix's core technologies facilitate the creation of dynamically configurable optical networks, enhancing its offerings in the field of material analysis and optical communication.
Tabula
Series C in 2007
Tabula, Inc. is a fabless semiconductor company based in Santa Clara, California, founded in 2003. The company specializes in developing programmable logic devices designed for a range of applications, including programmable logic, memory, and signal processing. Tabula offers advanced 3-D programmable logic devices that feature a portfolio of soft intellectual property cores, such as DDR2 and DDR3 memory controllers, PCI Express, and gigabit and 10 gigabit Ethernet. Additionally, it provides Spacetime, a programmable logic architecture that enables the reconfiguration of logic, memory, and interconnect at multi-GHz speeds. Formerly known as Everychip, Inc., Tabula aims to innovate in the semiconductor sector by offering versatile and high-performance solutions.
Santur
Series D in 2007
Santur Corporation, established in November 2000, specializes in the development of laser array and packaging technologies tailored for the telecommunications sector. The company manufactures a range of opto-electronic products, including tunable lasers that play a critical role in generating, routing, and amplifying signals within optical networks. As communication systems evolve from static point-to-point configurations to more dynamic mesh and reconfigurable Wavelength Division Multiplexing (WDM) networks, the demand for tunable solutions has increased, enabling greater flexibility and cost efficiency in network design.
Polychromix
Series C in 2007
Polychromix is an advanced communications technology company specializing in modular optical subsystems. It develops and manufactures innovative products for material analysis and chemical sensing, including the PHAZIR, a near-infrared material analyzer. The PHAZIR is designed for various applications such as incoming raw material inspection, quality control and assurance, portable field use, counterfeit product identification, and at-line process control. Polychromix's core technologies facilitate the creation of dynamically configurable optical networks, enhancing its offerings in the field of material analysis and optical communication.
BiPar Sciences
Debt Financing in 2006
BiPar Sciences Inc., based in Brisbane, California, is focused on developing PARP inhibitors as therapies for various cancers. The company's primary experimental product, BSI-201, is undergoing mid-stage trials for advanced breast cancer, ovarian cancer, and other tumors, particularly those that are therapy-resistant or difficult to treat. In addition to BSI-201, BiPar is working on a follow-on inhibitor candidate for pancreatic cancer and an iodothyronine program that possesses anti-tubulin properties, which could enhance the effectiveness of chemotherapy. BiPar has raised approximately $60 million in venture capital from several prominent investment firms and has also secured venture debt. In April 2009, the company announced its acquisition by a French pharmaceutical company for up to $500 million.
DiVitas Networks
Series A in 2006
DiVitas Networks specializes in mobile unified communications, offering a platform that enhances business voice and messaging applications. The company provides solutions that enable single number reach, visual voicemail, and mobile deskphone capabilities. Additionally, DiVitas Networks supports enterprise communications through services that include access to enterprise contacts, messaging, and presence features. Their suite of server and client software is tailored for enterprise customers, facilitating real-time collaboration and improving overall communication efficiency within organizations.
Mimosa Systems
Series B in 2005
Mimosa Systems, Inc. specializes in content archiving solutions that enhance information immediacy, discovery, and continuity for enterprises. Founded in 2003 and headquartered in Santa Clara, California, with additional offices in Germany, the United Kingdom, Japan, China, Australia, and India, the company offers Mimosa NearPoint, a comprehensive software for managing unstructured information. This software facilitates the archiving of emails, files, and instant messages, while also providing capabilities for e-discovery, recovery, disaster recovery, and storage management. Mimosa Systems focuses on the effective management of both unstructured and semi-structured data types, ensuring that organizations can efficiently handle critical information.
Santur
Series C in 2005
Santur Corporation, established in November 2000, specializes in the development of laser array and packaging technologies tailored for the telecommunications sector. The company manufactures a range of opto-electronic products, including tunable lasers that play a critical role in generating, routing, and amplifying signals within optical networks. As communication systems evolve from static point-to-point configurations to more dynamic mesh and reconfigurable Wavelength Division Multiplexing (WDM) networks, the demand for tunable solutions has increased, enabling greater flexibility and cost efficiency in network design.
Polychromix
Series B in 2005
Polychromix is an advanced communications technology company specializing in modular optical subsystems. It develops and manufactures innovative products for material analysis and chemical sensing, including the PHAZIR, a near-infrared material analyzer. The PHAZIR is designed for various applications such as incoming raw material inspection, quality control and assurance, portable field use, counterfeit product identification, and at-line process control. Polychromix's core technologies facilitate the creation of dynamically configurable optical networks, enhancing its offerings in the field of material analysis and optical communication.
LVL7 Systems
Series C in 2005
LVL7 Systems, Inc. provides networking software solutions. It offers FASTPATH, a production-ready networking software, which is used by original equipment manufacturers and original design manufacturers to implement Internet protocol and ethernet products. The company was founded in 1999 and is headquartered in Morrisville, North Carolina. As of January 3, 2007, LVL7 Systems, Inc. is a subsidiary of Broadcom Corp.
Revivio
Series C in 2005
Revivio, Inc. specializes in continuous data protection solutions for enterprises. Founded in 2001 and based in Lexington, Massachusetts, the company offers a range of products designed to ensure data integrity and availability. Its flagship offering, the Continuous Protection System, allows organizations to restore data instantly and recover critical business applications, effectively eliminating traditional backup windows. The system's capabilities enable users to access data as it existed at various points in time, facilitating rapid recovery in the event of data loss, corruption, or disaster. Additionally, the Continuous Protection System Replication Module extends these benefits to remote sites, helping companies meet stringent disaster recovery requirements. Revivio was acquired by Symantec Corp. in 2006.
Orthogon Systems
Venture Round in 2004
Orthogon Systems specializes in providing advanced carrier-grade point-to-point broadband wireless systems, notably the OS-Gemini Broadband Wireless Ethernet Bridge. This innovative technology allows for high-speed connectivity with reliability over obstacles such as terrain and buildings, as well as across large bodies of water. The OS-Gemini is utilized in over 500 networks globally, serving various sectors including corporate, government, healthcare, and education. Additionally, it enables wireless service providers to extend broadband access to remote areas and efficiently manage data traffic backhaul. Orthogon Systems operates from its headquarters in Ashburton, Devon, United Kingdom, and Waltham, Massachusetts, USA, and serves markets in the United States, Europe, and Asia Pacific.
Proofpoint
Series C in 2004
Proofpoint Inc. is a prominent cybersecurity and compliance company that specializes in cloud-based solutions designed to safeguard modern work environments. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, Proofpoint offers a comprehensive suite of services, including email security, encryption, archiving, data loss prevention, and incident response. Its solutions are tailored for mid and large-sized organizations, enabling them to protect users from advanced threats across various channels such as email, social media, and mobile applications. With a client base that includes over 3,000 enterprise-level accounts, including global corporations, universities, and government agencies, Proofpoint aims to enhance organizational security and ensure regulatory compliance while facilitating secure communication and data governance.
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.
Responsys
Series E in 2003
Responsys is a marketing cloud software and services company based in San Bruno, California, with a global presence. Established in 1998 and acquired by Oracle in 2013, Responsys specializes in enabling brands to effectively manage their digital marketing relationships. Their flagship product, the Responsys Interact Marketing Cloud, allows businesses to design, execute, and manage comprehensive email and cross-channel marketing campaigns. By integrating customer data analysis with targeted interaction systems, Responsys empowers enterprises to automate and personalize their marketing efforts at scale. This approach helps organizations deliver the right marketing messages across various platforms, including email, mobile, social media, and web, thereby enhancing customer engagement and competitive advantage.
CenterRun
Series A in 2002
CenterRun Inc. is a privately held provider of productivity applications for the enterprise data center. CenterRun gives data center operations assurance that web application deployments are done correctly, providing greater control, improved visibility, increased productivity and enforced best practices.
StorageWay
Series C in 2001
StorageWay, Inc. provides storage utility services. Its services are offered by Internet infrastructure providers in Santa Clara, New York, Atlanta, Chicago, Washington DC, and Dallas; and Toronto, Canada.
Santur
Venture Round in 2001
Santur Corporation, established in November 2000, specializes in the development of laser array and packaging technologies tailored for the telecommunications sector. The company manufactures a range of opto-electronic products, including tunable lasers that play a critical role in generating, routing, and amplifying signals within optical networks. As communication systems evolve from static point-to-point configurations to more dynamic mesh and reconfigurable Wavelength Division Multiplexing (WDM) networks, the demand for tunable solutions has increased, enabling greater flexibility and cost efficiency in network design.
AP Engines
Series B in 2001
AP Engines provides the industry's only complete OSS integration platform for telephony and broadband service providers. Its workflow-based product suite, AP InterLink, enables service providers to turn technology into revenue by bridging the gap between new services and current infrastructure. AP InterLink solves the complex problems of connecting multiple OSS. It facilitates open access standards, enables service creation, and provides network usage management to appropriately track and bill for services.
Sanrise
Series B in 2001
Secure data management services. After filing for bankruptcy in June 2002, Sanrise's software division was sold to EMC and its other assets were sold to ManagedStorage International.
Ellacoya Networks
Series B in 2000
Ellacoya Networks specializes in providing Broadband Service Optimization solutions that utilize deep packet inspection (DPI) technology, allowing broadband service providers to enhance their Internet offerings. The company’s hardware platforms, such as the e30 and e100, along with a comprehensive suite of software applications, enable service providers to identify subscribers and manage applications on an individual basis. This capability helps improve performance, boost customer satisfaction, and facilitate the delivery of revenue-generating IP services. Ellacoya Networks is known for its scalability and functionality, which are essential for creating competitive service offerings in large carrier IP networks. Headquartered in Merrimack, New Hampshire, the company also maintains offices in London, Tokyo, and Singapore, positioning itself as a key player in the broadband optimization sector.
Ellacoya Networks
Series A in 2000
Ellacoya Networks specializes in providing Broadband Service Optimization solutions that utilize deep packet inspection (DPI) technology, allowing broadband service providers to enhance their Internet offerings. The company’s hardware platforms, such as the e30 and e100, along with a comprehensive suite of software applications, enable service providers to identify subscribers and manage applications on an individual basis. This capability helps improve performance, boost customer satisfaction, and facilitate the delivery of revenue-generating IP services. Ellacoya Networks is known for its scalability and functionality, which are essential for creating competitive service offerings in large carrier IP networks. Headquartered in Merrimack, New Hampshire, the company also maintains offices in London, Tokyo, and Singapore, positioning itself as a key player in the broadband optimization sector.
Homes.com
Series A in 2000
Homes.com is a rapidly growing online real estate platform that connects homebuyers with agents, facilitating a streamlined process for purchasing, selling, renting, or mortgaging properties. The site offers detailed information on a wide range of real estate options, including residential homes, land, and commercial properties. Homebuyers can access comprehensive neighborhood overviews, school information, and home value estimates, enhancing their decision-making process. The platform empowers real estate agents to provide exceptional service while retaining their commissions, fostering a mutually beneficial relationship. With a dedicated team of researchers and photographers, Homes.com ensures that users receive accurate and insightful content, making it a valuable resource for anyone navigating the real estate market.
Post Communications
Venture Round in 2000
Post Communications provides customized email marketing services. It is a marketing company that engages in the design, development, implementation, and operations of internet marketing solutions. It offers its users with a wide range of promotional campaigns. Post Communications was founded in 1996 and it was acquired by Yesmail on December 5, 2001.
Cogit.com
Series D in 2000
Cogit Corporation, Cogit.com is a leader in emarketing, providing real-time etargeting services that apply consumer data and analytics to predict online behavior. Cogit.com is a privately held company, with strong financial backing by premier venture capital firms, including New Enterprise Associates, Institutional Venture Partners and Crosslink Capital Partners. The company is committed to excellence, with a world-class management and technical team contributing deep expertise in direct marketing, statistical analysis, and database management.
Scriptics
Venture Round in 1999
Scriptics is a developer of business integration tools.
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