NTT Finance Corporation, headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, is a subsidiary of Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation that specializes in leasing and a range of financing solutions. Established in 1985, the company offers products across several segments, including Leasing, Loans, Venture Capital, Investment, Credit Cards, and Billing. Its Leasing segment provides finance leases, installment sales, and operating leases primarily to NTT Group companies and their customers. The Loans segment arranges term loans for both NTT Group and external corporate borrowers, as well as offering consumer loans like unsecured and housing loans. Additionally, NTT Finance engages in venture capital investments, targeting seed to later-stage companies in sectors such as information technology, biotechnology, and logistics. The company also provides billing and collection services, management guidance for firms with unlisted stocks, and acts as an agent for various financial transactions.
Q-CTRL is a pioneering company in the quantum technology sector, focused on addressing critical challenges related to hardware error and instability. By developing advanced quantum control infrastructure software, Q-CTRL supports research and development professionals as well as end users in quantum computing, facilitating the transition to practical quantum computers. The company's innovative "Software-defined" quantum sensors are tailored for applications in defence, intelligence, navigation, and earth observation. With a team of expert quantum-control engineers, Q-CTRL collaborates with leading universities, national laboratories, and industry partners worldwide. As a notable member of the IBM Quantum Startup network and various industry consortia, Q-CTRL is recognized for its contributions to the field and has received several prestigious awards, including those from the Modern Manufacturing Initiative and the Next Generation Technology Fund. The company has garnered attention in major publications and was ranked among the Top 10 Most Innovative Tech Companies in Australia, highlighting its role in shaping the future of quantum technology.
Datamix
Venture Round in 2024
DataMix is an educational provider based in Tokyo, Japan, specializing in training programs for data scientists and business professionals. Founded in 2017, the company offers two main programs: the Data Scientist Training Program, designed for individuals aiming to advance their careers in data science, and the Business Translator Training Program, which targets working professionals who seek to leverage data science and big data in their business endeavors. Additionally, DataMix focuses on enhancing problem-identification and problem-solving skills through its platform, which includes courses on data science, meteorological data analysis, and Excel. The company also fosters a community for data professionals and enterprise customers, promoting collaboration and knowledge sharing in the fields of data and artificial intelligence.
Metro Weather
Series A in 2023
Metro Weather is a venture originating from Kyoto University focused on developing advanced atmospheric measurement equipment. The company specializes in a high-performance Doppler lidar system designed to accurately measure wind direction and speed from several tens of kilometers away by analyzing minute movements of fine particles in the atmosphere. By integrating remote sensing technology with signal processing, Metro Weather aims to create a comprehensive three-dimensional wind map, a novel achievement in the field of meteorology. This innovative approach combines meteorological data with Internet of Things (IoT) capabilities, allowing clients to receive detailed insights into weather conditions, thereby enhancing safety and operational efficiency in various sectors affected by wind patterns.
Ken Robotec
Series B in 2023
Ken Robotec provides labor-saving solutions that promote productivity improvement and reduce the burden on workers at construction sites. They contribute to the evolution and development of the construction industry. The objective of Ken Robotec is to create a joyful construction site where robots and humans may collaborate.
CropX
Series C in 2023
CropX is an ag-analytics and IoT company that develops AI-driven, cloud-based software solutions aimed at enhancing agricultural productivity. Its platform integrates data from proprietary and third-party sources, enabling farmers to improve crop yields by up to 15% while significantly reducing water, pesticide, and fertilizer usage by up to 50% and 20%, respectively. The software combines advanced soil sensor technology with comprehensive agricultural information, facilitating efficient irrigation management and operational automation. Trusted by farmers globally, CropX has been deployed on over 5,000 farms across 70 countries. The company fosters partnerships with key industry players, including Reinke, Syngenta, PepsiCo, and John Deere, to streamline data sharing and enhance farming practices, promoting sustainable and profitable cultivation methods.
Regional Fish
Series B in 2022
Regional Fish Inc., founded in 2019 and based in Kyoto, Japan, specializes in the development of advanced breeding technologies for fish using genome editing and artificial intelligence. The company focuses on creating sustainable land-based aquaculture systems that minimize environmental impact, utilizing clean energy and organic waste nitrogen. By leveraging high-speed breeding techniques, Regional Fish aims to enhance the efficiency of the fisheries industry while promoting natural evolution. Through its innovative approach, the company seeks to transform the aquatic industry and provide consumers with genome-edited food options.
Classiq
Series B in 2022
Classiq Technologies is a prominent quantum software company that offers a comprehensive software platform designed to facilitate quantum computing from algorithm design to execution. This platform includes an integrated development environment, compiler, and operating system, catering to developers of varying skill levels. Classiq's low-code development environment automates the quantum programming process, making it accessible to individuals with backgrounds in artificial intelligence, machine learning, and linear algebra, without the need for extensive knowledge of quantum hardware programming. The company collaborates with advanced computation hardware providers to deliver software compatible with quantum computers, high-performance computing systems, and quantum simulators. Supported by notable investors, Classiq's team of scientists and engineers embodies decades of expertise in quantum technologies, striving to democratize access to quantum computing and empower users to leverage its potential effectively.
Wovn Technologies
Venture Round in 2019
Wovn Technologies, Inc. specializes in website localization software, enabling clients to translate their websites into multiple languages effectively. Founded in 2014 and based in Minato, Japan, the company assesses individual website and translation needs, providing tailored localization solutions. Wovn Technologies simplifies the process of multilingualization, making it accessible for a diverse range of users, from developers to bloggers. The company also offers ongoing customer support and advice to ensure successful implementation of its services.
Lastline
Series C in 2017
Lastline, Inc. develops a comprehensive security platform focused on detecting and managing advanced malware threats, including persistent attacks, zero-day exploits, and evasive cyber malware. Founded in 2009 by leading security researchers, the company offers real-time malware analysis across various vectors such as network, email, and mobile attacks. Its platform provides essential features like threat detection, actionable intelligence, and private cloud deployment, enabling organizations to protect their networks, endpoints, and servers effectively. Lastline also includes specialized solutions like Lastline Breach Defender, which visualizes data breaches as they occur across networks. With a global presence and strategic partnerships with companies such as IBM and Dell, Lastline aims to enhance cybersecurity for both private and public organizations. The company is headquartered in Redwood City, California, and operates additional offices in North America, Europe, and Asia.
Druva
Series E in 2016
Druva is a provider of cloud-based data protection and management solutions designed to enhance data governance and compliance for enterprises. The Druva Cloud Platform, built on AWS, offers a scalable and autonomous approach to data resiliency, allowing businesses to consolidate data from various sources, including endpoints, servers, and cloud applications. This comprehensive platform features capabilities such as disaster recovery, compliance monitoring, and ransomware protection. By eliminating the need for excessive hardware and software management, Druva enables clients to significantly reduce costs and complexity while improving cyber resiliency. The company's innovative cloud architecture also transforms backup data into valuable assets, making it more accessible and facilitating better decision-making through enhanced insights and streamlined governance.
DocuSign
Series E in 2014
DocuSign, Inc. is a leading provider of cloud-based electronic signature solutions, facilitating the preparation, execution, and management of agreements for businesses globally. Founded in 2003 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, the company offers a comprehensive suite known as the Agreement Cloud, which automates manual and paper-based processes across various sectors, including finance, healthcare, and real estate. Its offerings include e-signature services, workflow automation through DocuSign CLM, and advanced tools like Intelligent Insights for analyzing agreements. Additionally, the platform features functionalities such as Guided Forms for interactive data collection, signer identification options, and industry-specific solutions tailored for real estate and government agencies. DocuSign serves a diverse clientele, ranging from small businesses to large enterprises, and provides training and support to ensure effective utilization of its services. The company's innovative approach aims to streamline business transactions, making them more efficient and secure.
Sidense
Series C in 2013
Sidense is a prominent developer of silicon-proven embedded non-volatile memory (NVM) intellectual property (IP). The company specializes in one-time programmable (OTP) memory and logic NVM, which are designed to enhance a variety of electronic products. Sidense's IP cores facilitate code storage and processor configuration, allowing semiconductor and systems companies to differentiate their products while optimizing design efficiency. By integrating these IP cores into system-on-chip (SoC) designs, clients can achieve a smaller footprint and improved performance in their electronic offerings.
SilkRoad Technology
Series C in 2012
SilkRoad Technology, Inc. provides cloud-based talent management solutions for organizations in the United States and internationally. Founded in 2003 and headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, the company offers a comprehensive suite of tools designed to enhance various aspects of human resources. Key offerings include SilkRoad Suite Start for talent acquisition, SilkRoad Recruiting for utilizing social channels in hiring, and SilkRoad Onboarding for employee integration. Additionally, it provides SilkRoad Performance for managing employee performance, SilkRoad Learning for social learning and content management, and SilkRoad HRMS for maintaining accurate employee records. The company serves diverse sectors such as financial services, healthcare, higher education, manufacturing, professional services, and retail. SilkRoad Technology also offers pre-sales consultation, implementation support, and training services to ensure clients effectively leverage their HR solutions. With locations across North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia, SilkRoad Technology focuses on delivering personalized experiences that enhance employee engagement and contribute to improved business outcomes.
EnglishCentral
Private Equity Round in 2010
EnglishCentral, Inc. is an online platform that provides innovative English language learning solutions, focusing on conversation skills. Founded in 2008 and based in Arlington, Massachusetts, the company combines web-based videos, proprietary speech recognition technology, and personalized tutoring to enhance learners' spoken English. Users can access a vast library of video content across various subjects such as travel, business, and media, allowing them to choose materials that resonate with their interests. The platform facilitates practice by enabling learners to record their speech, compare it to native speakers, and receive feedback on pronunciation and syntax. EnglishCentral serves both teachers and students globally, offering resources that cover academic, professional, and everyday English usage, as well as communication skills, grammar, and vocabulary development.
Ubitus
Venture Round in 2010
Ubitus Inc. is a technology company that specializes in cloud computing solutions, particularly for the gaming industry and digital media services. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in Tokyo, with a research and development center in Taipei, Ubitus offers a software platform designed for fixed-mobile convergence applications. Its products include ubiLive, which enables users to access and share online content across devices, and commercial mobile cloud gaming services. The company's innovative GameCloud technology allows for the streaming of both gaming and metaverse content on multiple devices, catering to game developers, telecommunications service providers, and device manufacturers. Ubitus has established strategic partnerships, including collaborations with Alibaba Cloud and Kokusai Kogyo Co. Ltd., to enhance its service offerings and expand its market reach.
Tilera
Series C in 2010
Tilera Corporation is a fabless semiconductor company that specializes in designing multicore embedded processors tailored for the networking, digital multimedia, and wireless infrastructure sectors. Founded in 2004 and headquartered in San Jose, California, with additional locations in Westborough, Massachusetts, and Beijing, China, Tilera offers a range of products including the TILEPro multicore processor, which provides high-performance computing for various embedded applications. The company also develops multicore software development tools and production boards, such as TILExpress PCIe cards, to support its processors. Tilera's innovations aim to meet the processing and power needs of modern digital and wireless infrastructures.
MediaKind
Debt Financing in 2009
Envivio is a prominent provider of software-based solutions for multi-screen video processing and delivery, enabling seamless access to video content across various devices and networks. With over a decade of experience, the company offers end-to-end video delivery products and services that enhance the capabilities of service providers, operators, content owners, and broadcasters. Envivio's solutions include video compression for both contribution and direct-to-consumer distribution, as well as cloud DVR and personalized advertising services. The company serves more than 300 clients globally, including leading mobile operators and broadband providers. Headquartered in South San Francisco, California, Envivio also maintains offices in several countries, including France, England, China, Singapore, and Japan.
Chelsio Communications
Series F in 2009
Chelsio Communications, Inc. is a technology company that specializes in high-performance networking and storage solutions. Founded in 1997 and headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, with a design center in Bengaluru, India, Chelsio develops both hardware and software to address the demands of virtualized enterprise data centers, cloud service installations, and cluster computing environments. Its product offerings include Unified Wire Ethernet network adapter cards, unified storage software, high-performance storage gateways, unified management software, and bypass cards, among others. The company also provides protocol engines and server adapters designed for convergence networks, facilitating efficient traffic management over Ethernet. Chelsio markets its products through a network of distributors, integrators, and resellers, serving customers both domestically and internationally.
One True Media
Series B in 2009
One True Media, a business of SpotMixer, Inc., specializes in providing online editing and sharing tools that enable users to create video montages by combining photos, videos, music, and special effects. The platform aims to enhance the video editing experience by offering customizable options such as DVDs, online sharing capabilities, and photo book keepsakes. This allows users to easily build, tailor, or update their video montages, promoting a collaborative approach to video creation. In 2012, SpotMixer Inc. was acquired by The Walt Disney Company.
Cubic Global Tracking Solutions
Series B in 2008
Cubic GTS (formerly Impeva Labs, Inc.) was incorporated in 2004 after three years of intense technology and product development, including several real-world formal trials involving both U.S. government agencies and commercial companies. The company intentionally kept a low public profile during the period of formal company formation, extensive trials and external series A funding. In 2008 Cubic GTS began to proactively announce itself, its products, and the successful achievement of major milestones such as those associated with its Operation Safe Commerce projects with the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, the Next Generation Wireless Communications (NGWC) contract with the US Department of Defense, and commercial deployments with major logistics and shipping companies.
MediaKind
Venture Round in 2008
Envivio is a prominent provider of software-based solutions for multi-screen video processing and delivery, enabling seamless access to video content across various devices and networks. With over a decade of experience, the company offers end-to-end video delivery products and services that enhance the capabilities of service providers, operators, content owners, and broadcasters. Envivio's solutions include video compression for both contribution and direct-to-consumer distribution, as well as cloud DVR and personalized advertising services. The company serves more than 300 clients globally, including leading mobile operators and broadband providers. Headquartered in South San Francisco, California, Envivio also maintains offices in several countries, including France, England, China, Singapore, and Japan.
motionBEAT
Venture Round in 2008
UNITED is a Japan-based holding company mainly engaged in internet-related business. The Company operates in three business segments. The media business segment is engaged in the provision of Internet advertising business, and the sale of smart phone applications. The advertisement business segment is engaged in the procurement and sale of internet advertisements. The investment and incubation business segment is engaged in the operation of investment to seed or early stage venture capital companies, the agency delivery of press releases, the management of rental offices, the provision of operation and management consulting services as well as other incubation services. UNITED was formerly named as motionBEAT Inc. The company was founded in February 1998 and is based in Tokyo, Japan.
Sidense
Series A in 2008
Sidense is a prominent developer of silicon-proven embedded non-volatile memory (NVM) intellectual property (IP). The company specializes in one-time programmable (OTP) memory and logic NVM, which are designed to enhance a variety of electronic products. Sidense's IP cores facilitate code storage and processor configuration, allowing semiconductor and systems companies to differentiate their products while optimizing design efficiency. By integrating these IP cores into system-on-chip (SoC) designs, clients can achieve a smaller footprint and improved performance in their electronic offerings.
COPAN Systems
Series D in 2007
COPAN Systems, Inc. is a technology company based in Longmont, Colorado, founded in 2002. The company specializes in providing a comprehensive range of idle disk storage solutions designed to maximize the value of long-term persistent data. Its product offerings include virtual tape libraries for backup and disaster recovery, as well as archiving solutions that enable the retention and retrieval of digital assets at the file level. In addition to these core products, COPAN Systems delivers services related to data protection, tiered storage, and efficient power and cooling management. The company's diverse clientele spans multiple sectors, including education, finance, government, healthcare, technology, media, and service providers, reflecting its broad applicability in the data storage market.
NexWave Solutions
Series C in 2007
NexWave Solutions specializes in developing embedded and device software tailored for the consumer electronics market. The company offers a range of software products, including NexGUI, a graphical user interface framework designed for set-top boxes, digital televisions, cameras, and camcorders. Additionally, NexWave provides NEXBROWSER, a compact HTML/XHTML/CSS/JavaScript browser, along with a Blu-ray stack that serves as the foundation for Blu-ray products. To facilitate the transition of ITRON applications and middleware to a Linux-based environment, the company has created LibTRON. Furthermore, NexWave Software Infrastructure (NSI) is a component-based framework that supports embedded software development, allowing clients to integrate existing legacy software or develop new components from the ground up.
Athena Design Systems
Series B in 2007
Athena Design Systems, Inc. develops electronic design automation software. It focuses on addressing the physical implementation challenges of IC design. The company’s design optimization system enables designers to address the spectrum of timing, signal integrity, power, and other effects resulting from manufacturing processes of nanometer and finer geometries. Athena Design Systems, Inc. was founded in 2003 and is based in Santa Clara, California.
Glimmerglass Networks
Venture Round in 2006
Glimmerglass Networks, Inc. specializes in optical switching and network management solutions for the telecommunications sector and government entities. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in Hayward, California, the company offers advanced products such as the Intelligent Optical System (IOS), which enables the transparent management of optical signals in various configurations, and the Path Manager, an element management system with a user-friendly graphical interface. These solutions allow telecom service providers, data centers, and government networks to remotely create, monitor, reconfigure, and protect optical paths, increasing automation and network reliability while reducing operational costs. Glimmerglass Networks serves a diverse clientele, including land-based and undersea telecommunications systems, enterprise data networks, Internet peering exchanges, and video networks, with a global presence across the Americas, Europe, Asia-Pacific, the Middle East, and Africa.
Glimmerglass Networks
Venture Round in 2005
Glimmerglass Networks, Inc. specializes in optical switching and network management solutions for the telecommunications sector and government entities. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in Hayward, California, the company offers advanced products such as the Intelligent Optical System (IOS), which enables the transparent management of optical signals in various configurations, and the Path Manager, an element management system with a user-friendly graphical interface. These solutions allow telecom service providers, data centers, and government networks to remotely create, monitor, reconfigure, and protect optical paths, increasing automation and network reliability while reducing operational costs. Glimmerglass Networks serves a diverse clientele, including land-based and undersea telecommunications systems, enterprise data networks, Internet peering exchanges, and video networks, with a global presence across the Americas, Europe, Asia-Pacific, the Middle East, and Africa.
LGC Wireless
Series B in 2005
LGC Wireless, Inc. specializes in developing solutions for in-building wireless voice and data coverage, focusing on compact GSM and CDMA networks. The company provides distributed antenna systems and wireless LAN solutions, along with network systems tailored for public operators and equipment manufacturers. Its product offerings include modular services such as base station subsystems, network switching solutions, and wireless data support. LGC Wireless also delivers professional services that encompass needs assessment, design, site surveys, installation, project management, and maintenance. The company's solutions cater to a diverse range of sectors, including hospitality, corporate environments, government, healthcare, and sporting events. Founded in 1996 and headquartered in San Jose, California, LGC Wireless operates across North America, Latin America, Europe, and parts of Asia.
Nozomi Photonics
Venture Round in 2005
Nozomi Photonics Co., Ltd. specializes in the development, manufacture, and sale of thin film optical waveguide wafers, components, and subsystems. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Kawasaki City, Japan, the company designs waveguide optical switches and beam deflectors. Its products are utilized in various applications, including optical cross connects, add-drop multiplexers, packet switches, interconnections, line protection switches, laser beam printers, and surface inspection systems.
NexWave Solutions
Venture Round in 2005
NexWave Solutions specializes in developing embedded and device software tailored for the consumer electronics market. The company offers a range of software products, including NexGUI, a graphical user interface framework designed for set-top boxes, digital televisions, cameras, and camcorders. Additionally, NexWave provides NEXBROWSER, a compact HTML/XHTML/CSS/JavaScript browser, along with a Blu-ray stack that serves as the foundation for Blu-ray products. To facilitate the transition of ITRON applications and middleware to a Linux-based environment, the company has created LibTRON. Furthermore, NexWave Software Infrastructure (NSI) is a component-based framework that supports embedded software development, allowing clients to integrate existing legacy software or develop new components from the ground up.
A4Vision
Series B in 2004
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Sandburst
Series C in 2004
Sandburst Corporation is a fabless semiconductor company specializing in innovative technologies for designing complex integrated circuits. The company focuses on developing very-large-scale integration (VLSI) solutions tailored for data communications and IP networking. Sandburst's products include wire-speed IP packet processing components, which offer a robust foundation for high-performance systems while significantly reducing development costs and accelerating time-to-market for its customers. By providing scalable semiconductor solutions for packet switching and routing systems, Sandburst caters to the evolving needs of the communications and data networking markets.
IronPort Systems
Series C in 2003
IronPort Systems, acquired by Cisco in 2007, specializes in email and Internet gateway security software. The company provides a range of security appliances designed to protect organizations from various online threats, including spam, viruses, and malware. Its product offerings include anti-malware systems, security management appliances, and technologies specifically focused on email and web threats. IronPort's solutions are recognized for their powerful performance, combining preventive and reactive measures that are straightforward to deploy and manage. These award-winning products are accessible through local account teams and authorized resellers, catering to organizations of all sizes.
Cavium
Series C in 2003
Cavium Networks is a developer of semiconductor processors focused on networking, communications, and storage solutions. The company designs, develops, and markets high-performance semiconductor products that facilitate intelligent and secure networking, allowing customers to create application-aware and content-aware equipment. These products are capable of securely processing voice, video, and data traffic at high speeds. Cavium sells its offerings directly and through contract manufacturing organizations and distributors, serving clients in various sectors, including networking, wireless, storage, and electronic equipment, primarily in the United States, Japan, Taiwan, and China. The company has established collaborations with firms like Aricent Inc. to enhance LTE eNodeB solutions and has agreements with Atheros Communications Inc. and Design of Systems on Silicon S.A. to improve HD video transmission and distribution technologies for flat panel displays.
CollabNet
Series C in 2003
CollabNet, Inc. is a provider of cloud-based application lifecycle management solutions aimed at enhancing enterprise agility and governance. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Alpharetta, Georgia, the company offers a range of products including TeamForge, an enterprise agile platform that streamlines user workflows, and CloudForge, which allows developers to code and deploy projects in various cloud environments. CollabNet also provides ScrumWorks Pro for agile planning, Subversion Edge for managing Subversion installations, and Enterprise Git for control and compliance in source code management. Additional offerings include GitEye, a graphical Git client, and various integration plugins to connect popular development tools. CollabNet serves diverse industries such as finance, government, and healthcare, and supports its clients with consulting, training, implementation, and hosted services. The company has a strategic partnership with Clarive Software and maintains a global presence with offices in locations including Texas, Singapore, Germany, India, Japan, South Korea, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom.
Inkra Networks
Series B in 2002
Inkra Networks develops carrier systems that deliver streamlined and enhanced services to internet data centers. Its virtual service architecture (VSA) offers network security, business continuity, and performance solutions. The company’s VSA virtualizes and integrates the functionality and management of multiple firewalls, VPNs, intrusion prevention systems, load balancers, and other security and business continuity appliances on a single system. It develops and builds data communications equipment to support IP services deployment for internet service providers. The company’s solutions are commercially deployed in service provider, enterprise, and government networks worldwide. Inkra Networks was founded in 2000 and is based in Fremont, California.
Iolon
Series C in 2002
Iolon, Inc. is a privately held company specializing in optical networking components. It develops high-performance tunable devices designed for advanced fiber optic networks. The company's initial offering is a high-powered, external cavity tunable laser source suitable for high bit rate and long-haul applications. Iolon plans to expand its product range to include tunable filters, optical switches, polarization controllers, spectral monitors, and universal transponders. The technology platform employed by Iolon supports advanced automation for high-volume manufacturing and is based on patented micro-optics, MEMS, and sophisticated servo control technologies. Their products are utilized by customers in various applications, including the transmission, monitoring, and reception of optical signals, as well as in testing and measurement equipment.
HENNGE
Series A in 2000
HENNGE is a prominent cloud identity-as-a-service (IDaaS) provider based in Japan. Formerly known as HDE, Inc., the company rebranded in February 2019 to better reflect its focus on cloud security solutions. HENNGE specializes in delivering comprehensive cloud security services that enable organizations to manage access and protect sensitive data effectively. With a commitment to enhancing digital security, HENNGE plays a significant role in helping businesses navigate the complexities of cloud-based environments.
NuCore Technologies
Series A in 1998
Nucore Technology is a developer of digital and analog imaging devices for cameras and video cameras. The company has 72 employees. Nucore Technology, founded in May 1997, has undergone five rounds of equity financing amounting to US$84 million, the company's Web site says.
GMO Internet Group
Venture Round in 1997
GMO Internet, Inc. is a comprehensive provider of various Internet services globally, headquartered in Tokyo, Japan. The company operates through multiple segments, including Internet Infrastructure, Online Advertising and Media, Internet Finance, and Cryptocurrency. Its Internet infrastructure services encompass domain registration, web hosting, cloud solutions, security, e-commerce support, and IoT services. In the realm of online advertising, GMO Internet offers media services, search capabilities, ad technology, mobile marketing, and coupon services. The Internet finance segment includes services such as Internet securities and foreign exchange trading. Additionally, the company is involved in cryptocurrency trading and mining, as well as mobile and online gaming. Established in 1976, GMO Internet has evolved into a diverse player in the digital landscape, catering to a wide array of online needs.
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