Technology Venture Partners is a venture capital firm based in the South of the UK that focuses on investing in emerging technology companies. Established in 1997, the firm targets a diverse range of technology sectors, including enterprise and infrastructure software, communications and networking, electronics, advanced materials, medical technology, and healthcare IT. Its portfolio features companies such as Atlas Genetics, which specializes in point-of-care DNA diagnostics for infectious diseases, Symetrica, known for radiation detection technologies, Micrima, which develops radiowave imaging for breast cancer detection, and Dynmark, a provider of cloud-based mobile messaging and analytics solutions. Many of the firms in Technology Venture Partners' portfolio originated as spinouts from prominent universities and research institutions in the region.
Raven360, formerly known as Content Raven, is a Framingham, Massachusetts-based company that specializes in cloud-based content security and analytics software. Founded in 2011, the company provides solutions that enable enterprises to manage and protect their intellectual property and valuable content during external sharing. Its software offers features such as content distribution control, video and audio encryption, and user behavior analytics, empowering organizations to maintain oversight and security of their sensitive information.
RedShift BioAnalytics
Series E in 2021
RedShift BioAnalytics, Inc. specializes in analytical instrumentation for the research, development, and manufacture of protein therapeutic drugs and biopharmaceutical products. The company offers ProLaser, a benchtop instrument designed for the rapid characterization of proteins throughout various stages, including lead candidate selection, formulation development, process optimization, stability measurement, and routine analytics. Additionally, RedShift BioAnalytics has developed a Microfluidic Modulation Spectroscopy (MMS) platform, tailored specifically to meet the needs of protein scientists by providing advanced data analytics and direct measurement of structural changes in proteins that affect drug efficacy and quality. Established in 2005 and based in Burlington, Massachusetts, the company serves the life sciences and biopharmaceutical markets. It was previously known as RedShift Systems Corporation until its name change in August 2016.
7SIGNAL
Series D in 2021
7SIGNAL specializes in enterprise wireless experience monitoring, offering a cloud-based platform that continuously tracks the performance of wireless networks. This system is designed to identify performance issues that affect application functionality, focusing on the critical interactions at the edge of Wi-Fi networks where user experience is paramount. By employing an "outside-in" approach, 7SIGNAL provides insights that enhance employee productivity, streamline operations, and improve return on investment for network infrastructure. The platform is utilized by a diverse range of clients, including innovative organizations, educational institutions, healthcare systems, and government agencies, and is currently deployed in Fortune 500 companies and large venues around the world. Additionally, it aids IT enterprises in managing the end-user Wi-Fi experience, reducing the total cost of ownership for wireless LANs by improving troubleshooting efficiency and baseline performance without the need for additional access points.
Micrima
Series A in 2021
Micrima Limited is a company based in Bristol, United Kingdom, specializing in the development and commercialization of advanced imaging technology for early breast cancer detection. The firm has created an ergonomic imaging system branded as MARIA, which employs microwave radar technology to provide non-ionizing imaging services. This system features a horizontal couch and a hemispherical scanning head designed to accommodate various breast sizes without the need for breast compression, offering a more comfortable experience for patients. Micrima is also focused on developing algorithms for processing the data collected during imaging. Initially spun out from research at the University of Bristol, the company has conducted extensive laboratory validation of its technology and is currently conducting human use trials. Micrima primarily serves breast cancer imaging centers and healthcare providers across the UK, aiming to provide a painless and efficient alternative for routine breast cancer screening.
Ampion
Venture Round in 2020
Ampion operates a software-as-a-service platform focused on renewable energy asset management. The company connects communities, residents, and businesses with local clean energy projects, allowing them to benefit from solar energy without the burden of upfront payments or installations. By facilitating access to renewable energy, Ampion aims to make sustainable energy solutions available to everyone, promoting affordability and environmental responsibility. Their platform not only helps consumers lower their electricity costs but also supports clean energy providers in managing subscriber acquisition and revenue. Ampion's mission is to contribute to a sustainable future by transforming the energy grid and empowering individuals and organizations to make eco-friendly choices that fit their financial needs.
Miko
Series A in 2019
Miko is a consumer electronics company developing an artificial intelligence-based companion robot to educate and entertain children. Its platform specializes in offering a personalized learning experience and educational journey for every child where the companion robot adapts to its user's communication styles and features a parental dashboard to control the content of interactions.
Micrima
Venture Round in 2018
Micrima Limited is a company based in Bristol, United Kingdom, specializing in the development and commercialization of advanced imaging technology for early breast cancer detection. The firm has created an ergonomic imaging system branded as MARIA, which employs microwave radar technology to provide non-ionizing imaging services. This system features a horizontal couch and a hemispherical scanning head designed to accommodate various breast sizes without the need for breast compression, offering a more comfortable experience for patients. Micrima is also focused on developing algorithms for processing the data collected during imaging. Initially spun out from research at the University of Bristol, the company has conducted extensive laboratory validation of its technology and is currently conducting human use trials. Micrima primarily serves breast cancer imaging centers and healthcare providers across the UK, aiming to provide a painless and efficient alternative for routine breast cancer screening.
RedShift BioAnalytics
Series C in 2017
RedShift BioAnalytics, Inc. specializes in analytical instrumentation for the research, development, and manufacture of protein therapeutic drugs and biopharmaceutical products. The company offers ProLaser, a benchtop instrument designed for the rapid characterization of proteins throughout various stages, including lead candidate selection, formulation development, process optimization, stability measurement, and routine analytics. Additionally, RedShift BioAnalytics has developed a Microfluidic Modulation Spectroscopy (MMS) platform, tailored specifically to meet the needs of protein scientists by providing advanced data analytics and direct measurement of structural changes in proteins that affect drug efficacy and quality. Established in 2005 and based in Burlington, Massachusetts, the company serves the life sciences and biopharmaceutical markets. It was previously known as RedShift Systems Corporation until its name change in August 2016.
Binx
Series D in 2017
Binx Health Limited is an in vitro diagnostics company based in Trowbridge, United Kingdom, focused on developing point-of-care diagnostic solutions for infectious diseases. Established in 2005, the company offers the binx io system, a FDA-cleared and CLIA-waived platform that detects sexually transmitted infections, including chlamydia and gonorrhea, delivering results comparable to central lab performance within approximately thirty minutes. Additionally, Binx Health provides the Callisto system, which meets various throughput requirements for testing in decentralized and near-patient settings. The company's innovative approach aims to enhance access to healthcare by overcoming traditional barriers and improving patient experiences through rapid polymerase chain reaction (PCR)-based testing and a comprehensive digital program that includes counseling and follow-up care. Binx Health has also formed a strategic partnership with Sherlock Biosciences to further advance its capabilities in diagnostics.
Micrima
Venture Round in 2016
Micrima Limited is a company based in Bristol, United Kingdom, specializing in the development and commercialization of advanced imaging technology for early breast cancer detection. The firm has created an ergonomic imaging system branded as MARIA, which employs microwave radar technology to provide non-ionizing imaging services. This system features a horizontal couch and a hemispherical scanning head designed to accommodate various breast sizes without the need for breast compression, offering a more comfortable experience for patients. Micrima is also focused on developing algorithms for processing the data collected during imaging. Initially spun out from research at the University of Bristol, the company has conducted extensive laboratory validation of its technology and is currently conducting human use trials. Micrima primarily serves breast cancer imaging centers and healthcare providers across the UK, aiming to provide a painless and efficient alternative for routine breast cancer screening.
Binx
Series C in 2015
Binx Health Limited is an in vitro diagnostics company based in Trowbridge, United Kingdom, focused on developing point-of-care diagnostic solutions for infectious diseases. Established in 2005, the company offers the binx io system, a FDA-cleared and CLIA-waived platform that detects sexually transmitted infections, including chlamydia and gonorrhea, delivering results comparable to central lab performance within approximately thirty minutes. Additionally, Binx Health provides the Callisto system, which meets various throughput requirements for testing in decentralized and near-patient settings. The company's innovative approach aims to enhance access to healthcare by overcoming traditional barriers and improving patient experiences through rapid polymerase chain reaction (PCR)-based testing and a comprehensive digital program that includes counseling and follow-up care. Binx Health has also formed a strategic partnership with Sherlock Biosciences to further advance its capabilities in diagnostics.
Dynmark International
Venture Round in 2014
Dynmark International Limited specializes in designing and developing an enterprise platform for short message service (SMS) communications globally. The platform enables users to send and receive SMS across various countries and networks, facilitating customer verification during sign-up processes and securing transactions. It offers mobile number validation, allowing businesses to check statuses and gain insights for effective engagement. Additionally, Dynmark's platform includes a suite of tools for SMS campaigns, monitoring, integration, archiving, reporting, and chat functionalities. Established in 2001 and headquartered in Cheltenham, United Kingdom, Dynmark International serves both large and small organizations, helping them initiate and maintain mobile relationships. The company has received multiple awards for its software and maintains a partnership with Microsoft, along with ISO 9001 and ISO 27001 certifications.
ThreatMetrix
Series E in 2014
ThreatMetrix Inc. is a provider of context-based business security and fraud prevention solutions, serving various industries globally, including e-commerce, healthcare, and financial services. Founded in 2005 and based in San Jose, California, the company offers the TrustDefender Cybercrime Protection Platform, which conducts real-time assessments of users and devices to identify potential fraudsters and hackers. Its services include context-based authentication for secure access to enterprise applications, protection against account takeovers, payment fraud, and web-based fraud. Additionally, ThreatMetrix provides tailored security solutions, fraud prevention analysis, and forensic services. With insights drawn from 1.4 billion anonymized user identities, the company supports over 100 million daily authentication and trust decisions, helping businesses enhance security while facilitating a seamless digital experience for legitimate customers. As of 2018, ThreatMetrix operates as a subsidiary of LexisNexis Risk Solutions Inc.
Tria Beauty
Private Equity Round in 2013
TRIA Beauty, Inc. specializes in developing and selling light-based medical devices designed for consumer use in skincare and beauty treatments. The company's primary offerings include a hand-held diode laser device for permanent hair removal, a Skin Perfecting Blue Light device targeting acne-causing bacteria, a Skin Rejuvenating Laser for anti-aging, and an Age-Defying Eye Wrinkle Correcting Laser aimed at reducing fine lines around the eyes. These products leverage advanced light technology, typically used in professional dermatological treatments, allowing users to achieve salon-quality results at home. TRIA Beauty markets its products through its e-commerce platform and various indirect sales channels, including television, retail locations, and physician offices. Founded in 2003 and headquartered in Dublin, California, TRIA Beauty serves customers across multiple countries, including the United States, Japan, and several European nations. The company previously operated under the name SpectraGenics, Inc. before rebranding in 2008.
RedShift BioAnalytics
Series B in 2013
RedShift BioAnalytics, Inc. specializes in analytical instrumentation for the research, development, and manufacture of protein therapeutic drugs and biopharmaceutical products. The company offers ProLaser, a benchtop instrument designed for the rapid characterization of proteins throughout various stages, including lead candidate selection, formulation development, process optimization, stability measurement, and routine analytics. Additionally, RedShift BioAnalytics has developed a Microfluidic Modulation Spectroscopy (MMS) platform, tailored specifically to meet the needs of protein scientists by providing advanced data analytics and direct measurement of structural changes in proteins that affect drug efficacy and quality. Established in 2005 and based in Burlington, Massachusetts, the company serves the life sciences and biopharmaceutical markets. It was previously known as RedShift Systems Corporation until its name change in August 2016.
ThreatMetrix
Venture Round in 2011
ThreatMetrix Inc. is a provider of context-based business security and fraud prevention solutions, serving various industries globally, including e-commerce, healthcare, and financial services. Founded in 2005 and based in San Jose, California, the company offers the TrustDefender Cybercrime Protection Platform, which conducts real-time assessments of users and devices to identify potential fraudsters and hackers. Its services include context-based authentication for secure access to enterprise applications, protection against account takeovers, payment fraud, and web-based fraud. Additionally, ThreatMetrix provides tailored security solutions, fraud prevention analysis, and forensic services. With insights drawn from 1.4 billion anonymized user identities, the company supports over 100 million daily authentication and trust decisions, helping businesses enhance security while facilitating a seamless digital experience for legitimate customers. As of 2018, ThreatMetrix operates as a subsidiary of LexisNexis Risk Solutions Inc.
Nistica
Series D in 2011
Nistica, Inc. specializes in the development and manufacturing of optical networking modules designed to enhance the delivery of high-bandwidth applications. The company offers a range of products, including reconfigurable optical add/drop multiplexer (ROADM) subsystems, low port-count wavelength selective switch modules, wave blocker arrays with optical programmability, and high port-count series products. Its FLEXBOX, a disaggregated ROADM node, is tailored for software-defined networks, while the company's ROADM linecards support various optical networking needs. Founded in 2005 and based in Bridgewater, New Jersey, Nistica serves optical system original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) both domestically and internationally, aiming to automate and simplify the optical network infrastructure. In 2012, Nistica was acquired by Molex Optical Solutions Group.
ThreatMetrix
Series C in 2010
ThreatMetrix Inc. is a provider of context-based business security and fraud prevention solutions, serving various industries globally, including e-commerce, healthcare, and financial services. Founded in 2005 and based in San Jose, California, the company offers the TrustDefender Cybercrime Protection Platform, which conducts real-time assessments of users and devices to identify potential fraudsters and hackers. Its services include context-based authentication for secure access to enterprise applications, protection against account takeovers, payment fraud, and web-based fraud. Additionally, ThreatMetrix provides tailored security solutions, fraud prevention analysis, and forensic services. With insights drawn from 1.4 billion anonymized user identities, the company supports over 100 million daily authentication and trust decisions, helping businesses enhance security while facilitating a seamless digital experience for legitimate customers. As of 2018, ThreatMetrix operates as a subsidiary of LexisNexis Risk Solutions Inc.
Nistica
Series C in 2010
Nistica, Inc. specializes in the development and manufacturing of optical networking modules designed to enhance the delivery of high-bandwidth applications. The company offers a range of products, including reconfigurable optical add/drop multiplexer (ROADM) subsystems, low port-count wavelength selective switch modules, wave blocker arrays with optical programmability, and high port-count series products. Its FLEXBOX, a disaggregated ROADM node, is tailored for software-defined networks, while the company's ROADM linecards support various optical networking needs. Founded in 2005 and based in Bridgewater, New Jersey, Nistica serves optical system original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) both domestically and internationally, aiming to automate and simplify the optical network infrastructure. In 2012, Nistica was acquired by Molex Optical Solutions Group.
ProVision Communications
Venture Round in 2010
ProVision Communications specializes in digital wireless technology, focusing on the design, development, and licensing of innovative solutions for high-definition television distribution. Founded by two esteemed university professors with expertise in wireless and video technologies, ProVision leverages their knowledge to create products that ensure reliable HD video display, even in challenging environments affected by movement and structural variations in homes. The company's primary technology platforms include AXAR, which facilitates all-room wireless distribution of HDTV, and ProMultiVu, designed for multi-cast video transmission at outdoor events. ProMultiVu is particularly versatile, enabling video reception on devices such as laptops, PDAs, and smartphones. ProVision serves a diverse clientele, including consumer electronics manufacturers and multinational original equipment manufacturers.
Ogin
Series B in 2010
Ogin Inc., based in Waltham, Massachusetts, specializes in the design, manufacture, and construction of innovative wind turbines, particularly focusing on shrouded turbine technology. This advanced design employs a mixer/ejector system, enhancing aerodynamic efficiency and increasing energy production compared to conventional turbines. Ogin's products are used in lower-voltage distribution grids and cater to wind farm developers, industrial operators, and utility companies both in the United States and internationally. The company's technology aims to reduce the cost of wind energy, expand its applicability in areas with lower wind speeds, and maximize land utilization while minimizing environmental impact. Founded in 2007 and formerly known as FloDesign Wind Turbine Corporation, Ogin operates as a subsidiary of FloDesign Inc.
ThreatMetrix
Series B in 2009
ThreatMetrix Inc. is a provider of context-based business security and fraud prevention solutions, serving various industries globally, including e-commerce, healthcare, and financial services. Founded in 2005 and based in San Jose, California, the company offers the TrustDefender Cybercrime Protection Platform, which conducts real-time assessments of users and devices to identify potential fraudsters and hackers. Its services include context-based authentication for secure access to enterprise applications, protection against account takeovers, payment fraud, and web-based fraud. Additionally, ThreatMetrix provides tailored security solutions, fraud prevention analysis, and forensic services. With insights drawn from 1.4 billion anonymized user identities, the company supports over 100 million daily authentication and trust decisions, helping businesses enhance security while facilitating a seamless digital experience for legitimate customers. As of 2018, ThreatMetrix operates as a subsidiary of LexisNexis Risk Solutions Inc.
Aegis Semiconductor
Series E in 2009
Aegis is a privately held company that builds solutions for embedded monitoring of advanced optical networks. The company's Active Thin Films are manufactured using proven high-volume processes with demonstrated high yield and superb uniformity. Aegis's solutions benefit from the reliability of solid-state, silicon-based design, extreme scalability, and low-cost packaging architectures.
Inlet Technologies
Series C in 2008
Inlet Technologies specializes in advanced encoding solutions designed to optimize video production and delivery for content creators, programmers, and distributors. Founded in 2003 and headquartered in Raleigh, North Carolina, the company offers a range of products, including Armada, a transcoding and encoding workflow system that streamlines processes; Spinnaker, a broadcast-quality streaming solution; Fathom, an encoding platform for various video formats; and Semaphore, an automated quality control program. Inlet's solutions cater to a variety of applications, including professional and adaptive streaming, video-on-demand, IPTV, mobile video, corporate communications, distance learning, and security surveillance. The company focuses on delivering high-quality video efficiently across any IP network, helping clients to enhance production efficiency and reduce costs.
Viator
Private Equity Round in 2008
Viator Inc. is a premier global platform for discovering and booking travel activities, offering online and mobile access to a vast array of curated experiences, including tours, attractions, and private guides across more than 1,500 destinations worldwide. The company collaborates with trusted local operators to ensure high-quality and valuable experiences, all supported by 24/7 customer service and a global low-price guarantee. With over 600,000 verified reviews and exclusive travel content, travelers can easily find and secure the best activities. Viator operates its flagship website, Viator.com, along with a mobile app for both advance and in-destination bookings. The company also caters to a wide network of over 3,000 affiliate partners, including major airlines and hotels. Headquartered in Miami Beach, Viator has regional offices in Singapore, London, and Paris.
ThreatMetrix
Series A in 2008
ThreatMetrix Inc. is a provider of context-based business security and fraud prevention solutions, serving various industries globally, including e-commerce, healthcare, and financial services. Founded in 2005 and based in San Jose, California, the company offers the TrustDefender Cybercrime Protection Platform, which conducts real-time assessments of users and devices to identify potential fraudsters and hackers. Its services include context-based authentication for secure access to enterprise applications, protection against account takeovers, payment fraud, and web-based fraud. Additionally, ThreatMetrix provides tailored security solutions, fraud prevention analysis, and forensic services. With insights drawn from 1.4 billion anonymized user identities, the company supports over 100 million daily authentication and trust decisions, helping businesses enhance security while facilitating a seamless digital experience for legitimate customers. As of 2018, ThreatMetrix operates as a subsidiary of LexisNexis Risk Solutions Inc.
Nistica
Series B in 2008
Nistica, Inc. specializes in the development and manufacturing of optical networking modules designed to enhance the delivery of high-bandwidth applications. The company offers a range of products, including reconfigurable optical add/drop multiplexer (ROADM) subsystems, low port-count wavelength selective switch modules, wave blocker arrays with optical programmability, and high port-count series products. Its FLEXBOX, a disaggregated ROADM node, is tailored for software-defined networks, while the company's ROADM linecards support various optical networking needs. Founded in 2005 and based in Bridgewater, New Jersey, Nistica serves optical system original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) both domestically and internationally, aiming to automate and simplify the optical network infrastructure. In 2012, Nistica was acquired by Molex Optical Solutions Group.
Tesla
Series E in 2008
Tesla, Inc., established in 2003, is a leading innovator in the electric vehicle (EV) industry, headquartered in Palo Alto, California. The company designs, manufactures, and sells a range of electric vehicles, including luxury and midsize sedans, crossover SUVs, a light truck, and a semi-truck. Tesla's mission is to accelerate the world's transition to sustainable energy, offering an expanding lineup of increasingly affordable electric cars. The company operates through two segments: Automotive, which focuses on EV production, powertrain components, and services, and Energy Generation and Storage, which provides rechargeable battery systems, solar energy generation, and energy storage products for residential, commercial, and utility-scale applications. Tesla markets its products through company-owned stores, galleries, and its official website, and supports them with a network of service centers and mobile technicians. Additionally, Tesla operates a fast-charging network for EV owners.
migme
Series B in 2008
Migme Limited is a global digital media company that operates a fan-based social entertainment platform called migme. The platform offers chat, content, and microblogging services, allowing users to post bite-sized blogs, send messages, and exchange virtual gifts. Revenue is generated through gifts, games, avatar items, emoticons, and stickers. Founded in 2005, the company is listed and registered in Australia, with its headquarters located in Singapore.
ProVision Communications
Seed Round in 2008
ProVision Communications specializes in digital wireless technology, focusing on the design, development, and licensing of innovative solutions for high-definition television distribution. Founded by two esteemed university professors with expertise in wireless and video technologies, ProVision leverages their knowledge to create products that ensure reliable HD video display, even in challenging environments affected by movement and structural variations in homes. The company's primary technology platforms include AXAR, which facilitates all-room wireless distribution of HDTV, and ProMultiVu, designed for multi-cast video transmission at outdoor events. ProMultiVu is particularly versatile, enabling video reception on devices such as laptops, PDAs, and smartphones. ProVision serves a diverse clientele, including consumer electronics manufacturers and multinational original equipment manufacturers.
NanoGram
Series C in 2008
NanoGram Corporation is a nanotechnology company focused on developing and manufacturing advanced products for photovoltaics, electronics, and displays. It offers a customized application-specific nanotechnology platform that produces nanoscale compositions for various sectors, including optical, electronic, imaging, biomedical, and energy applications. The company has successfully incubated and spun out two firms, NeoPhotonics and NanoGram Devices. With a presence in Japan through its Tokyo office and a strategic partnership with Nagase & Co., Ltd / Nagase ChemteX Corporation, NanoGram is expanding its footprint in the region. Additionally, its office in Seoul, South Korea, supports its growth in the Korean market.
Inlet Technologies
Venture Round in 2007
Inlet Technologies specializes in advanced encoding solutions designed to optimize video production and delivery for content creators, programmers, and distributors. Founded in 2003 and headquartered in Raleigh, North Carolina, the company offers a range of products, including Armada, a transcoding and encoding workflow system that streamlines processes; Spinnaker, a broadcast-quality streaming solution; Fathom, an encoding platform for various video formats; and Semaphore, an automated quality control program. Inlet's solutions cater to a variety of applications, including professional and adaptive streaming, video-on-demand, IPTV, mobile video, corporate communications, distance learning, and security surveillance. The company focuses on delivering high-quality video efficiently across any IP network, helping clients to enhance production efficiency and reduce costs.
BeCheeky.com
Seed Round in 2007
BeCheeky.com is the specialist for beautiful sexy knickers, g-strings, boy shorts, thongs, briefs, French knickers and even pearl thongs.
Sensory Networks
Series D in 2007
Sensory Networks specializes in software pattern matching and content processing acceleration solutions designed for network security equipment vendors. The company's technology enhances the price and performance of security platforms, enabling them to support resource-intensive applications, including antivirus, intrusion prevention, and content filtering. By improving the efficiency of these applications, Sensory Networks helps vendors deliver more effective security solutions.
migme
Series A in 2007
Migme Limited is a global digital media company that operates a fan-based social entertainment platform called migme. The platform offers chat, content, and microblogging services, allowing users to post bite-sized blogs, send messages, and exchange virtual gifts. Revenue is generated through gifts, games, avatar items, emoticons, and stickers. Founded in 2005, the company is listed and registered in Australia, with its headquarters located in Singapore.
Avega Systems
Series B in 2007
Avega Systems specializes in developing a comprehensive whole-home networked music solution known as Aios. This innovative platform facilitates music streaming across multiple zones in a home, allowing users to access content from various sources including media servers, internet radio, and portable media players. Aios supports both Wi-Fi and wired networking, enabling seamless integration with devices such as game consoles, CD/DVD players, and A/V receivers. The system is designed for user-friendly control through a graphical Wi-Fi remote, on-device display controllers, or dedicated PC software. Furthermore, Aios is fully compliant with UPnP and DLNA standards, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of devices. Avega offers the Aios platform on an OEM basis, partnering with established brands to enhance their product offerings in the home entertainment market.
Eurekster
Series B in 2007
Eurekster provides social search technologies. Its custom search portal and widget (called "swicki") uses the content produced by online communities to improve search results. With Eurekster, web publishers can build and customize their swicki search portal on any topic, and share and distribute the social search widget to grow a community of interested users. With every search, the swicki becomes more relevant and meaningful to the user community, and more valuable to the swicki builder. Eurekster is headquartered in San Francisco, California, with research and development located in Christchurch, New Zealand. Eurekster has global reach in over 15 countries and is Asian Language enabled. Customers include branded sites, social networks, top blogs and blog platforms. Eurekster was founded in 2004 by a core team including digital media and search technology veterans [Steven Marder](http://www.crunchbase.com/person/steven-marder/), who is CEO, and [Grant Ryan](http://www.crunchbase.com/person/grant-ryan), who is Chief Scientist. Eurekster is privately held and venture backed. Investors include [Technology Venture Partners (TVP)](http://www.crunchbase.com/financial-organization/technology-venture-partners), [Transcosmos](http://www.crunchbase.com/financial-organization/transcosmos-investments), [Tapit Partners](http://www.crunchbase.com/financial-organization/tapit-partners) and various angels.
Sensory Networks
Series D in 2007
Sensory Networks specializes in software pattern matching and content processing acceleration solutions designed for network security equipment vendors. The company's technology enhances the price and performance of security platforms, enabling them to support resource-intensive applications, including antivirus, intrusion prevention, and content filtering. By improving the efficiency of these applications, Sensory Networks helps vendors deliver more effective security solutions.
Gecko Audio
Series A in 2006
Gecko Audio, Inc. specializes in home and automotive audio entertainment systems, focusing on the development of a networked DSP platform that enhances audio quality and overcomes the limitations of traditional audio systems. Founded in 2004 and located in Pyrmont, Australia, the company aims to innovate within the audio industry by providing advanced solutions for audio delivery. Gecko Audio has undergone a rebranding and is known as Avega Systems.
Inlet Technologies
Series B in 2006
Inlet Technologies specializes in advanced encoding solutions designed to optimize video production and delivery for content creators, programmers, and distributors. Founded in 2003 and headquartered in Raleigh, North Carolina, the company offers a range of products, including Armada, a transcoding and encoding workflow system that streamlines processes; Spinnaker, a broadcast-quality streaming solution; Fathom, an encoding platform for various video formats; and Semaphore, an automated quality control program. Inlet's solutions cater to a variety of applications, including professional and adaptive streaming, video-on-demand, IPTV, mobile video, corporate communications, distance learning, and security surveillance. The company focuses on delivering high-quality video efficiently across any IP network, helping clients to enhance production efficiency and reduce costs.
sentitO Networks
Series E in 2006
sentitO Networks is a leading provider of open and distributed VoIP switching and service delivery solutions that help telecommunications service providers worldwide successfully migrate their networks to deliver Voice over IP (VoIP) services. sentitO has fundamentally redesigned the time-to-profitability for VoIP service providers using breakthrough software, silicon, security, and service intelligence innovations. Our Open Network Xchange (ONX) suite of voice and signaling gateway solutions is the first to successfully fulfill the demands of VoIP providers for: - Network and service scalability - Heightened voice quality and integrity - Carrier-grade reliability - An open service delivery architecture that enables consistent innovation and differentiation The first solution purpose-built from the ground up for VoIP and the resilient delivery of IP-based voice services from the network edge, the ONX allows carriers and service providers to economically expand their geographic reach and their addressable markets. It provides an open and distributed architecture to enable service providers to efficiently create and evolve VoIP services. The ONX suite incorporates true telco-grade security, management, and performance as well as SIP-driven service innovation and flexibility. Its modularity, scale, and economics uniquely enable rapid deployment and profitability while supporting ongoing service and subscriber expansion.
Viator
Private Equity Round in 2006
Viator Inc. is a premier global platform for discovering and booking travel activities, offering online and mobile access to a vast array of curated experiences, including tours, attractions, and private guides across more than 1,500 destinations worldwide. The company collaborates with trusted local operators to ensure high-quality and valuable experiences, all supported by 24/7 customer service and a global low-price guarantee. With over 600,000 verified reviews and exclusive travel content, travelers can easily find and secure the best activities. Viator operates its flagship website, Viator.com, along with a mobile app for both advance and in-destination bookings. The company also caters to a wide network of over 3,000 affiliate partners, including major airlines and hotels. Headquartered in Miami Beach, Viator has regional offices in Singapore, London, and Paris.
Nistica
Series A in 2006
Nistica, Inc. specializes in the development and manufacturing of optical networking modules designed to enhance the delivery of high-bandwidth applications. The company offers a range of products, including reconfigurable optical add/drop multiplexer (ROADM) subsystems, low port-count wavelength selective switch modules, wave blocker arrays with optical programmability, and high port-count series products. Its FLEXBOX, a disaggregated ROADM node, is tailored for software-defined networks, while the company's ROADM linecards support various optical networking needs. Founded in 2005 and based in Bridgewater, New Jersey, Nistica serves optical system original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) both domestically and internationally, aiming to automate and simplify the optical network infrastructure. In 2012, Nistica was acquired by Molex Optical Solutions Group.
Aegis Semiconductor
Series D in 2006
Aegis is a privately held company that builds solutions for embedded monitoring of advanced optical networks. The company's Active Thin Films are manufactured using proven high-volume processes with demonstrated high yield and superb uniformity. Aegis's solutions benefit from the reliability of solid-state, silicon-based design, extreme scalability, and low-cost packaging architectures.
Aegis Lightwave
Series D in 2006
Aegis Lightwave is a privately held company that specializes in creating cost-effective solutions for intelligent optical networks, particularly in the fiber-optic communications sector. The company provides a wide range of optical channel monitors designed for reconfigurable optical networks that support 40G and 100G transmission. These optical channel monitors are tailored for original equipment manufacturers, helping them meet essential cost targets for embedded Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing (DWDM) monitoring. By focusing on affordability and effectiveness, Aegis Lightwave aims to enhance the efficiency of optical network management for its clients.
Covalent Software
Venture Round in 2006
Covalent Software offers a cloud-based service that proactively manages performance, governance, and risk. This helps companies provide board assurance with a single online repository, execute better management decisions, transform static data into dynamic plans that link risk assessments with actions and KPIs, and drive employee engagement. The company was founded in 2003 and is based in Taunton, Somerset, England.
RedShift BioAnalytics
Series A in 2006
RedShift BioAnalytics, Inc. specializes in analytical instrumentation for the research, development, and manufacture of protein therapeutic drugs and biopharmaceutical products. The company offers ProLaser, a benchtop instrument designed for the rapid characterization of proteins throughout various stages, including lead candidate selection, formulation development, process optimization, stability measurement, and routine analytics. Additionally, RedShift BioAnalytics has developed a Microfluidic Modulation Spectroscopy (MMS) platform, tailored specifically to meet the needs of protein scientists by providing advanced data analytics and direct measurement of structural changes in proteins that affect drug efficacy and quality. Established in 2005 and based in Burlington, Massachusetts, the company serves the life sciences and biopharmaceutical markets. It was previously known as RedShift Systems Corporation until its name change in August 2016.
Viator
Series B in 2005
Viator Inc. is a premier global platform for discovering and booking travel activities, offering online and mobile access to a vast array of curated experiences, including tours, attractions, and private guides across more than 1,500 destinations worldwide. The company collaborates with trusted local operators to ensure high-quality and valuable experiences, all supported by 24/7 customer service and a global low-price guarantee. With over 600,000 verified reviews and exclusive travel content, travelers can easily find and secure the best activities. Viator operates its flagship website, Viator.com, along with a mobile app for both advance and in-destination bookings. The company also caters to a wide network of over 3,000 affiliate partners, including major airlines and hotels. Headquartered in Miami Beach, Viator has regional offices in Singapore, London, and Paris.
Sensory Networks
Series C in 2005
Sensory Networks specializes in software pattern matching and content processing acceleration solutions designed for network security equipment vendors. The company's technology enhances the price and performance of security platforms, enabling them to support resource-intensive applications, including antivirus, intrusion prevention, and content filtering. By improving the efficiency of these applications, Sensory Networks helps vendors deliver more effective security solutions.
Engana
Series B in 2005
Engana Pty, Ltd. is a manufacturer based in Eveleigh, Australia, specializing in intelligent optical modules designed for reconfigurable optical communications networks. Established in 2001, the company develops products such as wavelength selective switch modules tailored for use in reconfigurable optical add/drop multiplexer applications. Engana focuses on meeting the needs of equipment manufacturers by providing advanced subsystems that enhance the capabilities of next-generation optical networks. As of 2006, Engana operates as a subsidiary of Optium Corporation.
Xelor Software
Series B in 2005
Xelor Software, Inc. provides service quality management solutions for enterprises deploying Internet protocol telephony systems. The company's XelorRate software supports IP PBXs and networking infrastructure. Its XelorRate family of products enforces service quality policy end-to-end, as well as control network resources for Internet protocol communications.
Inlet Technologies
Series B in 2005
Inlet Technologies specializes in advanced encoding solutions designed to optimize video production and delivery for content creators, programmers, and distributors. Founded in 2003 and headquartered in Raleigh, North Carolina, the company offers a range of products, including Armada, a transcoding and encoding workflow system that streamlines processes; Spinnaker, a broadcast-quality streaming solution; Fathom, an encoding platform for various video formats; and Semaphore, an automated quality control program. Inlet's solutions cater to a variety of applications, including professional and adaptive streaming, video-on-demand, IPTV, mobile video, corporate communications, distance learning, and security surveillance. The company focuses on delivering high-quality video efficiently across any IP network, helping clients to enhance production efficiency and reduce costs.
sentitO Networks
Series D in 2005
sentitO Networks is a leading provider of open and distributed VoIP switching and service delivery solutions that help telecommunications service providers worldwide successfully migrate their networks to deliver Voice over IP (VoIP) services. sentitO has fundamentally redesigned the time-to-profitability for VoIP service providers using breakthrough software, silicon, security, and service intelligence innovations. Our Open Network Xchange (ONX) suite of voice and signaling gateway solutions is the first to successfully fulfill the demands of VoIP providers for: - Network and service scalability - Heightened voice quality and integrity - Carrier-grade reliability - An open service delivery architecture that enables consistent innovation and differentiation The first solution purpose-built from the ground up for VoIP and the resilient delivery of IP-based voice services from the network edge, the ONX allows carriers and service providers to economically expand their geographic reach and their addressable markets. It provides an open and distributed architecture to enable service providers to efficiently create and evolve VoIP services. The ONX suite incorporates true telco-grade security, management, and performance as well as SIP-driven service innovation and flexibility. Its modularity, scale, and economics uniquely enable rapid deployment and profitability while supporting ongoing service and subscriber expansion.
pSemi
Series C in 2004
pSemi Corporation, a subsidiary of Murata, is a semiconductor company based in San Diego, California, focused on driving semiconductor integration. Building on the legacy of Peregrine Semiconductor, pSemi enhances Murata's capabilities through high-performance semiconductor solutions. The company specializes in a diverse range of products, including wireless and broadband radio frequency devices, integrated circuits, power management solutions, and connected sensors. pSemi's innovations support advanced modules used in smartphones, base stations, personal computers, electric vehicles, data centers, IoT devices, and healthcare applications. With a commitment to making electronics smaller, thinner, faster, and more efficient, pSemi aims to play a pivotal role in the connected world.
Clear2Pay
Series C in 2004
Clear2Pay is a payments technology company that specializes in delivering innovative solutions for electronic payments processing. The company's Open Payment Framework (OPF) provides financial institutions with the ability to enhance the efficiency of their internal payment systems while offering clients improved services characterized by speed and comprehensive payment information. Clear2Pay's OPF operates within a Service-Oriented Architecture, enabling banks to process payments through a centralized engine that utilizes a library of reusable business services across various payment types. This approach allows financial institutions to integrate new service models with existing infrastructures, ensuring the protection of previous investments while transitioning to a more modern and efficient payment environment. Additionally, Clear2Pay provides a Software Development Kit and a Bank Payment Hub, which offer tools for implementing payment solutions and managing customer interactions, order execution, and dispute processing.
ManageSoft
Series B in 2004
ManageSoft specializes in enterprise software management solutions designed to reduce IT support costs for desktops, laptops, and servers globally. The company enables large organizations to automate the deployment, updating, and management of software and security patches across various operating systems, including Windows, Linux, and UNIX. ManageSoft's offerings include automated solutions for security patch management, server management, software deployment, and IT asset tracking, among others. By integrating policy-based management with a scalable architecture, ManageSoft enhances IT service delivery and significantly lowers operational expenses. Additionally, the company provides services such as requirements analysis, custom integration, software packaging, and training to support its clients in optimizing their software management processes.
Sensory Networks
Series B in 2004
Sensory Networks specializes in software pattern matching and content processing acceleration solutions designed for network security equipment vendors. The company's technology enhances the price and performance of security platforms, enabling them to support resource-intensive applications, including antivirus, intrusion prevention, and content filtering. By improving the efficiency of these applications, Sensory Networks helps vendors deliver more effective security solutions.
Aegis Semiconductor
Series C in 2004
Aegis is a privately held company that builds solutions for embedded monitoring of advanced optical networks. The company's Active Thin Films are manufactured using proven high-volume processes with demonstrated high yield and superb uniformity. Aegis's solutions benefit from the reliability of solid-state, silicon-based design, extreme scalability, and low-cost packaging architectures.
Xelor Software
Series A in 2004
Xelor Software, Inc. provides service quality management solutions for enterprises deploying Internet protocol telephony systems. The company's XelorRate software supports IP PBXs and networking infrastructure. Its XelorRate family of products enforces service quality policy end-to-end, as well as control network resources for Internet protocol communications.
NexTag
Venture Round in 2004
Nextag is a comparison shopping site for products, travel, and education. For merchants, service providers and individuals, Nextag acts as a sales channel. The company operates comparison shopping sites in the US (www.nextag.com), the UK (www.nextag.co.uk), France (www.nextag.fr), Germany (www.nextag.de), Italy (www.nextag.it), Spain (www.nextag.es), Canada (www.nextag.ca), Australia (www.nextag.com.au), and Japan (www.nextag.jp). NexTag is headquartered in San Mateo, California with offices in London, Tokyo and Gurgaon, India.
sentitO Networks
Series C in 2003
sentitO Networks is a leading provider of open and distributed VoIP switching and service delivery solutions that help telecommunications service providers worldwide successfully migrate their networks to deliver Voice over IP (VoIP) services. sentitO has fundamentally redesigned the time-to-profitability for VoIP service providers using breakthrough software, silicon, security, and service intelligence innovations. Our Open Network Xchange (ONX) suite of voice and signaling gateway solutions is the first to successfully fulfill the demands of VoIP providers for: - Network and service scalability - Heightened voice quality and integrity - Carrier-grade reliability - An open service delivery architecture that enables consistent innovation and differentiation The first solution purpose-built from the ground up for VoIP and the resilient delivery of IP-based voice services from the network edge, the ONX allows carriers and service providers to economically expand their geographic reach and their addressable markets. It provides an open and distributed architecture to enable service providers to efficiently create and evolve VoIP services. The ONX suite incorporates true telco-grade security, management, and performance as well as SIP-driven service innovation and flexibility. Its modularity, scale, and economics uniquely enable rapid deployment and profitability while supporting ongoing service and subscriber expansion.
sentitO Networks
Series B in 2003
sentitO Networks is a leading provider of open and distributed VoIP switching and service delivery solutions that help telecommunications service providers worldwide successfully migrate their networks to deliver Voice over IP (VoIP) services. sentitO has fundamentally redesigned the time-to-profitability for VoIP service providers using breakthrough software, silicon, security, and service intelligence innovations. Our Open Network Xchange (ONX) suite of voice and signaling gateway solutions is the first to successfully fulfill the demands of VoIP providers for: - Network and service scalability - Heightened voice quality and integrity - Carrier-grade reliability - An open service delivery architecture that enables consistent innovation and differentiation The first solution purpose-built from the ground up for VoIP and the resilient delivery of IP-based voice services from the network edge, the ONX allows carriers and service providers to economically expand their geographic reach and their addressable markets. It provides an open and distributed architecture to enable service providers to efficiently create and evolve VoIP services. The ONX suite incorporates true telco-grade security, management, and performance as well as SIP-driven service innovation and flexibility. Its modularity, scale, and economics uniquely enable rapid deployment and profitability while supporting ongoing service and subscriber expansion.
pSemi
Series A in 2003
pSemi Corporation, a subsidiary of Murata, is a semiconductor company based in San Diego, California, focused on driving semiconductor integration. Building on the legacy of Peregrine Semiconductor, pSemi enhances Murata's capabilities through high-performance semiconductor solutions. The company specializes in a diverse range of products, including wireless and broadband radio frequency devices, integrated circuits, power management solutions, and connected sensors. pSemi's innovations support advanced modules used in smartphones, base stations, personal computers, electric vehicles, data centers, IoT devices, and healthcare applications. With a commitment to making electronics smaller, thinner, faster, and more efficient, pSemi aims to play a pivotal role in the connected world.
Platypus Technologies
Series B in 2002
Platypus Technologies specializes in the development of analytical and life sciences products that leverage advancements in nanotechnology and materials science. The company focuses on creating solutions for diagnostic, environmental, and laboratory applications. Its innovative products are designed to enhance capabilities in cell motility assays and are aimed at facilitating entry into the high throughput screening market. Through these developments, Platypus Technologies seeks to expand its product offerings and contribute to various fields within the life sciences sector.
Aegis Semiconductor
Series B in 2002
Aegis is a privately held company that builds solutions for embedded monitoring of advanced optical networks. The company's Active Thin Films are manufactured using proven high-volume processes with demonstrated high yield and superb uniformity. Aegis's solutions benefit from the reliability of solid-state, silicon-based design, extreme scalability, and low-cost packaging architectures.
sentitO Networks
Series A in 2001
sentitO Networks is a leading provider of open and distributed VoIP switching and service delivery solutions that help telecommunications service providers worldwide successfully migrate their networks to deliver Voice over IP (VoIP) services. sentitO has fundamentally redesigned the time-to-profitability for VoIP service providers using breakthrough software, silicon, security, and service intelligence innovations. Our Open Network Xchange (ONX) suite of voice and signaling gateway solutions is the first to successfully fulfill the demands of VoIP providers for: - Network and service scalability - Heightened voice quality and integrity - Carrier-grade reliability - An open service delivery architecture that enables consistent innovation and differentiation The first solution purpose-built from the ground up for VoIP and the resilient delivery of IP-based voice services from the network edge, the ONX allows carriers and service providers to economically expand their geographic reach and their addressable markets. It provides an open and distributed architecture to enable service providers to efficiently create and evolve VoIP services. The ONX suite incorporates true telco-grade security, management, and performance as well as SIP-driven service innovation and flexibility. Its modularity, scale, and economics uniquely enable rapid deployment and profitability while supporting ongoing service and subscriber expansion.
Peakhour
Series B in 2000
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Open Software Associates
Venture Round in 2000
Open Software Associates (OSA) is an Australian-based multinational software company.
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