Tudor Investment Corporation, founded in 1980 by Paul Tudor Jones II, is an employee-owned hedge fund sponsor based in Stamford, Connecticut, with additional offices in New York, Boston, London, Palm Beach, Singapore, and Paris. The firm manages a diverse array of investment strategies, including global macro trading, fundamental equity investing, and venture capital, with a focus on various asset classes such as public equity, fixed income, currencies, and commodities. Tudor Investment caters primarily to pooled investment vehicles and investment companies, launching and managing hedge funds, equity mutual funds, and fixed income products. The firm employs both discretionary and quantitative strategies, utilizing in-house research and a combination of fundamental and quantitative analysis to inform its investment decisions. With a strong track record, Tudor has invested in numerous companies and currently manages significant capital commitments across its various investment arms.
Farmers Business Network, Inc. is an independent agricultural technology and commerce platform that serves as a farmer-to-farmer network, empowering its members to make informed decisions to enhance the economic viability of their farms. The company advocates for family farmers and ranchers by providing data-driven agronomic insights, facilitating direct purchases from manufacturers, and enabling competitive market opportunities for selling crops. Farmers can leverage the network to share information and access vital resources such as health and crop insurance. With a membership that spans over 80 million acres across the U.S., Canada, and Australia, Farmers Business Network employs over 800 personnel and operates offices in key locations, including San Carlos, California, Chicago, Illinois, Sioux Falls, South Dakota, and its Canadian and Australian headquarters in High River, Alberta, and Perth, respectively.
PepGen
Venture Round in 2021
PepGen is a clinical-stage biotechnology company based in Oxford, United Kingdom, focused on advancing nucleic acid therapeutics, particularly antisense oligonucleotides. Founded in 2018, the company aims to enhance the delivery and efficacy of these therapies through its proprietary Enhanced Delivery Oligonucleotide (EDO) platform. This innovative platform utilizes engineered peptides designed to improve tissue penetration, cellular uptake, and nuclear delivery of oligonucleotides. PepGen's technology has shown promise in preclinical studies, demonstrating the ability to transport therapeutics effectively into various target tissues, including smooth, skeletal, and cardiac muscle, as well as the central nervous system. The company's mission is to unlock the full potential of nucleic acid therapeutics to transform the treatment landscape for severe neuromuscular and neurological diseases.
Caris Life Sciences
Private Equity Round in 2021
Caris Life Sciences, Inc. is a biotechnology company specializing in molecular profiling and advanced diagnostic technologies aimed at improving cancer patient outcomes. Founded in 1987 and headquartered in Irving, Texas, with additional offices in Phoenix and Basel, the company develops solutions that leverage artificial intelligence and machine learning to analyze the molecular complexity of diseases. Caris offers a range of services, including anatomic pathology, drug development, and molecular analyses of patient samples, which include genomic, transcriptomic, and proteomic profiling. Their Comprehensive Oncology Data Explorer serves as a clinico-genomic data platform. By providing insights into DNA, RNA, and protein profiles, Caris enables healthcare professionals to make more precise and personalized treatment decisions for oncology and other complex diseases. The company operates through distributors across the United States, Europe, Australia, and globally, and has established strategic collaborations to enhance its offerings.
Deep Instinct
Series D in 2021
Deep Instinct Ltd. is a cybersecurity company founded in 2014 and headquartered in Tel Aviv, Israel, with an additional office in New York. The company specializes in providing a cybersecurity solution that utilizes deep learning technology to offer on-device and real-time detection and prevention of advanced persistent threats and zero-day attacks. Its platform is designed to protect various mobile devices, endpoints, and operating systems against unknown and evasive cyber threats, regardless of whether they are connected to the network or the Internet. By leveraging the predictive capabilities of deep learning, Deep Instinct enables enterprises to identify and block cyber-attacks in real-time, ensuring comprehensive protection and reducing the risks associated with malware and other threats.
Single Digits
Venture Round in 2012
Single Digits, Inc. is a managed wireless network service provider specializing in high-speed Internet access (HSIA) solutions tailored for property owners across various industries, including hospitality, healthcare, education, and transportation. Founded in 2003 and headquartered in Bedford, New Hampshire, with additional offices in Manchester and Las Vegas, the company offers a comprehensive suite of services encompassing IP network design, engineering, guest management software, and technical support. Their offerings include real-time network monitoring, bandwidth management, authentication tracking, and multilingual support, as well as specialized tools for guest billing and captive portal services. Single Digits aims to enhance guest connectivity experiences by delivering secure and customizable Internet solutions, enabling property owners to efficiently manage their networks and meet the diverse needs of their guests and residents.
ArcSoft
Venture Round in 2011
ArcSoft, Inc. is a leading developer of multimedia technology and application software, specializing in imaging and computer vision across various devices and platforms such as smartphones, cameras, and smart appliances. Founded in 1994 and headquartered in Fremont, California, with additional offices in Europe and Asia, the company provides a comprehensive range of solutions, including advanced image and video features for front and rear-facing smartphone cameras, telephoto and 360-degree camera solutions, and motion sensing technologies for augmented reality and autonomous vehicles. ArcSoft also develops smart solutions for refrigerators and vehicles, enhancing safety through features like fatigue detection and obstacle recognition. Additionally, the company offers innovative projector technologies and live video broadcasting solutions that improve user engagement and visual experience. Collaborating with leading technology firms, ArcSoft continues to enhance the performance and user experience of consumer electronics and embedded systems.
Adaptive Computing
Series A in 2010
Adaptive Computing's workload and resource orchestration software platform, Moab, is a world leader in dynamically optimizing large-scale computing environments. Moab intelligently places workloads and adapts resources to optimize application performance, increase system utilization and achieve organizational objectives. Moab's unique intelligent and predictive capabilities evaluate the impact of future orchestration decisions across diverse workload domains (HPC, HTC, Big Data, and Cloud VMs); thereby optimizing cost reduction, speeding product delivery and driving a competitive advantage.
Vantrix
Venture Round in 2010
Vantrix Corporation, acquired by Like Minded Entertainment in 2019, specializes in integrated media processing software tailored for video service providers and mobile operators. Headquartered in Montreal, Canada, with additional offices in London, Dubai, and Hong Kong, Vantrix offers a comprehensive media platform that enables the delivery of multi-screen video content while optimizing for performance and cost. Their solutions include virtualized video processing with GPU capabilities, multimedia messaging optimization, and a centralized management dashboard for overseeing virtual applications and physical infrastructure. With deployments in over 65 networks globally, Vantrix aims to meet the evolving demands of digital content delivery across various connected devices. Founded in 1994, the company was previously known as VoiceAge Networks Corporation.
Netronome
Series D in 2010
Netronome is a company based in Santa Clara, CA, that specializes in networking software aimed at enhancing flow processing in networking and communications devices. Its solutions focus on improving the efficiency of modern data center infrastructures, enabling customers to reduce total cost of ownership and achieve higher revenue per server. As the industry shifts towards 10GbE and higher bandwidth networks, Netronome addresses the scaling and efficiency challenges that arise from such advancements. The company's software effectively offloads data path processing for virtual switches and routers, combining the flexibility of software with the performance of hardware. This approach allows organizations to realize the efficiencies associated with mega-scale data centers while utilizing standard server and networking infrastructure.
TransMedics
Series E in 2010
TransMedics Group Inc is a commercial-stage medical technology company focused on transforming organ transplant therapy for patients with end-stage organ failure. The company has developed the Organ Care System (OCS), a portable organ perfusion, optimization, and monitoring system designed to overcome the limitations of traditional cold storage methods for organ preservation. By replicating near-physiologic conditions for donor organs outside the human body, the OCS enhances the viability and functionality of organs prior to transplantation, thereby improving clinical outcomes. TransMedics aims to increase heart and lung transplant volumes while reducing learning curves for healthcare providers, ultimately addressing critical needs in organ transplantation.
MediaPlatform
Series B in 2010
MediaPlatform, Inc. specializes in webcasting and video management solutions, offering a suite of products designed to enhance internal and external communications, training, and collaboration within organizations. Its key offerings include WebCaster, an enterprise live video streaming platform; SmartBridge, which facilitates real-time video collaboration and content management; and Video Business Intelligence, a dashboard that provides insights into the user experience during live streaming. Additional products include SmartPath for webcast distribution, SmartEdge as an enterprise content delivery network, and PrimeTime for managing video recordings and on-demand content. MediaPlatform also provides webcasting services for corporate communications and training across various sectors, including consulting, energy, finance, government, and technology. Founded in 2005 and based in North Hollywood, California, the company was previously known as Interactive Video Technologies, Inc. and rebranded in 2010. MediaPlatform has been recognized as a leader in enterprise video platforms and has received awards for its product line strategy.
Virtify
Series A in 2010
Virtify, Inc. specializes in content and regulatory information management solutions tailored for the life sciences sector. The company offers a range of structured content management software products designed to streamline clinical labeling, regulatory compliance, and clinical trial reporting. Key offerings include Virtx SPL for meeting standards in structured product labeling, Virtx eCTD for electronic submissions, and Virtx Clinical Trial Registry for managing trial disclosures. Additionally, Virtify provides solutions for product information management and compliance automation, which help organizations navigate complex regulatory requirements efficiently. Its services extend to clinical data management, system integration, and regulatory submissions consulting. Founded in 2004, Virtify is headquartered in Lexington, Massachusetts, with facilities both domestically and internationally.
Trampoline Systems
Venture Round in 2009
Trampoline Systems Ltd is a London-based company that specializes in data analysis and visualization solutions for business communities. Founded in 2003, it offers a data-powered platform designed to showcase business cluster activities and attract inward investment. The company's offerings include analytic tools that assist analysts and researchers in delivering insights, as well as consulting services that provide big-data insights and reporting. Additionally, Trampoline Systems develops enterprise software that analyzes various internal data sources, such as emails and blogs, to understand individual expertise and map relationships within organizations. This comprehensive approach enables businesses to conduct detailed analyses of their networks, reporting, and investment data.
VIX
Series D in 2009
We create content that sparks curiosity and adds value to millions of people every day. Our content lives at VIX.com and across a variety of social platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. With 70 million social followers and over 1.4 billion views every month, VIX is one of the largest video publishers in the world. Our reach and insights have allowed us to create branded content that delivers results at scale, for hundreds of brands.
Plastic Logic
Series E in 2008
Plastic Logic Ltd specializes in the development and manufacturing of plastic electronics, particularly flexible displays. The company produces both color and monochrome electrophoretic displays, which are utilized in a variety of applications including smartphones, e-readers, tablets, signage, wristwatches, and automotive displays. With a focus on lightweight, shatterproof, and energy-efficient technology, Plastic Logic's products offer significant advantages over traditional screens. The company's manufacturing capabilities are centered in Dresden, Germany, where it operates a pioneering facility dedicated to organic electronics. It serves a diverse clientele, including OEMs, system integrators, and device manufacturers in multiple countries, including the United Kingdom, Germany, and Russia. Additionally, Plastic Logic collaborates with third-party companies through an open pilot line, providing expertise in the industrialization of flexible electronics. Founded in 2000 and based in Cambridge, Plastic Logic continues to innovate in the field of flexible display technology.
ThingMagic
Series B in 2008
ThingMagic, Inc. is a developer and manufacturer of UHF radio frequency identification (RFID) technology, specializing in embedded RFID solutions and various RFID applications. The company offers a range of products including fixed and embedded RFID readers, antennas, and development platforms, along with professional services to support the integration of RFID into industrial and consumer products. Its solutions cater to a diverse clientele, including major retailers, automotive companies, manufacturers, and industrial automation firms. ThingMagic also provides specialized applications such as inventory management, personnel management, and healthcare solutions. Founded in 2000 and based in Woburn, Massachusetts, ThingMagic operates as a subsidiary of Novanta Corporation, enhancing its capabilities in the RFID sector.
Turbine
Series C in 2008
Turbine creates and operates online games. It is one of the largest privately-held online gaming studios in North America. Turbine's online games include The Lord of the Rings Online, Shadows of Angmar, Dungeons & Dragons Online, Stormreach and Asheron's Call.
Fidelis Cybersecurity
Series B in 2008
Fidelis Cybersecurity, Inc. specializes in providing visibility and control products and services designed to detect, investigate, and prevent sophisticated cyber-attacks for both commercial enterprises and government clients globally. The company's key offerings include the Fidelis XPS platform, which helps organizations identify and mitigate advanced threats throughout the attack lifecycle, and the Resolution1 Endpoint solution, which enhances incident response and enables security teams to manage security events effectively. Additionally, Fidelis Endpoint 6.1 provides real-time insights into security incidents, facilitating quicker investigations. The company also offers deployment services, product training, and consulting services such as incident response and security assessments. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Waltham, Massachusetts, with an office in Bethesda, Maryland, Fidelis Cybersecurity was formerly known as General Dynamics Fidelis Cybersecurity Solutions, Inc. and rebranded in May 2015.
Crossbeam Systems
Series F in 2008
Crossbeam Systems, Inc. specializes in next-generation security platforms designed for high-performance networks. The company transforms how enterprises, service providers, and government agencies architect and deliver security services. Its platforms allow for the consolidation of various security appliances and network equipment, enabling the virtualization of security applications and simplifying the delivery of security services. Crossbeam integrates hardware with third-party security applications, such as firewalls and intrusion detection systems, to enhance performance. Additionally, it offers SecureShore NMS, a network management system that facilitates multi-box configuration, OS backup and restore, reporting, and application distribution. The company's solutions include firewall, content gateway, and security virtualization services, complemented by professional training and support services. Crossbeam's diverse clientele ranges from financial institutions and pharmaceutical companies to government agencies and universities. Founded in 2000, the company is headquartered in Boxborough, Massachusetts, with additional offices in Europe and the Asia Pacific, as well as an authorized training center in Mexico City.
Howcast
Series A in 2008
Howcast is an online video company that provides engaging and useful how-to information across a variety of topics, including art, dance, healthcare, parenting, style, and fitness. Launched in 2007, it streams tens of millions of videos monthly through its multi-platform distribution network, catering to users seeking instructional content. The platform is recognized as the leading mobile application for how-to videos, with over one million downloads on the iPhone and a growing user base on Google Android. Additionally, Howcast offers targeted video solutions for content providers, site publishers, and marketers, enhancing the accessibility of instructional content. The company operates offices in San Francisco and New York.
Allegro Development
Series A in 2008
Allegro Development is a Dallas-based provider of energy trading and risk management solutions tailored for power and gas utilities, refiners, producers, commodity traders, retailers, and consumers. The company specializes in commodity management software that integrates knowledge of commodity trading, risk management, physical logistics, regulatory compliance, and accounting. Allegro's enterprise platform supports operations across front, middle, and back offices, accommodating multiple currencies and a wide range of commodities. This comprehensive approach allows stakeholders in the energy and agriculture sectors to enhance their results by optimizing the value of their commodities.
Icera
Series D in 2007
Icera is a company specializing in high-performance soft modem technology tailored for mobile broadband applications. Founded in 2002 by a team of semiconductor experts, Icera designs and develops wireless modem chipsets that cater to various devices, including mobile broadband datacards, USB sticks, and cellular modules for laptops and smartphones. The company's innovative platform solutions enable manufacturers to achieve high data rates for 3G HSDPA and HSUPA communications while maintaining low power consumption and cost. Icera's product offerings include chipsets for baseband processing, radio functionality, and power management, which provide clients with robust communication engines for their cellular devices. Headquartered in Bristol, UK, Icera has established design facilities in multiple countries, including France, Canada, and the US, and offers sales and support across Japan, Taiwan, Korea, and Europe.
60Frames Entertainment
Series A in 2007
60Frames Entertainment Inc., a Beverly Hills, Calif.-based digital content studio focused on professionally-made short films.
VIX
Series C in 2007
We create content that sparks curiosity and adds value to millions of people every day. Our content lives at VIX.com and across a variety of social platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. With 70 million social followers and over 1.4 billion views every month, VIX is one of the largest video publishers in the world. Our reach and insights have allowed us to create branded content that delivers results at scale, for hundreds of brands.
Greendimes
Series A in 2007
Green Dimes is a website dedicated on educating and informing the public about the serious threat that is Junk Mail is to the environment. Every day, millions of people receive mail that they didn't want, didn't ask for and, mostly aren't interested in. Thousands of companies, large and small, rely on this unpopular method of advertisement to get to the general masses, regardless of the huge negative impact it has.
TheraGenetics
Series A in 2007
TheraGenetics was spun out of King's College London in April 2006. Their technology is based upon pharmacogenetics; the study of genetic factors involved in influencing an individual's response to drug treatments. The strong foundation of TheraGenetics stems from the founding team's long commitment to pharmacogenetics that has situated us at the cutting edge of personalised medicine. Under the umbrella of the Institute of Psychiatry at King's College London, the founding team translated 15 years of research into the commercial world by developing the first pharmacogenetic test for response prediction in psychiatry. In 2005, this test which focuses on the schizophrenia treatment clozapine, was successfully licensed by King's College London to a major UK laboratory who have successfully brought the test to market in 2006. Based on this achievement and the overwhelming enthusiasm for personalised medicine solutions, King's College London, the academic founders and the London based venture firm IPGroup PLC launched TheraGenetics in April 2006. TheraGenetics unique knowledge and experience in CNS disorders extends from the bench to the bedside. The ultimate clinical utility has been a priority consideration at all stages of their test development; their clinical team knows what is required at the patient care interface and they develop tests accordingly. The TheraGenetic's team has a threshold of knowledge and experience spanning the whole test development process that is now allowing us to rapidly advance their work in the field of pharmacogenetic response prediction.
Trutap
Series A in 2007
Trutap Limited is a mobile social network company based in Cambridge, United Kingdom, founded in 2004. The company provides a range of services including instant and group messaging, user profiles, blogging, and photo sharing. Additionally, Trutap offers news and downloadable content such as games, sports updates, celebrity news, horoscopes, and ringtones. Originally known as Hotxt Limited, the company rebranded in July 2007 to reflect its expanded focus on mobile social networking.
Turin Networks
Series B in 2007
Turin Networks, Inc. is a prominent provider of Carrier Ethernet solutions tailored for wireline and wireless network operators globally. The company specializes in addressing the practical challenges faced by network operators, particularly in the realms of Wireless Backhaul, Carrier Ethernet, and Converged Services. Turin Networks offers a range of products, including metro service edge solutions that facilitate MEF-compliant Ethernet delivery over fiber and copper, as well as traditional TDM/PDH services. Additionally, the company provides wireless backhaul optimization products and converged business access services, thereby enabling operators to enhance their network performance and service delivery.
Crossbeam Systems
Series F in 2007
Crossbeam Systems, Inc. specializes in next-generation security platforms designed for high-performance networks. The company transforms how enterprises, service providers, and government agencies architect and deliver security services. Its platforms allow for the consolidation of various security appliances and network equipment, enabling the virtualization of security applications and simplifying the delivery of security services. Crossbeam integrates hardware with third-party security applications, such as firewalls and intrusion detection systems, to enhance performance. Additionally, it offers SecureShore NMS, a network management system that facilitates multi-box configuration, OS backup and restore, reporting, and application distribution. The company's solutions include firewall, content gateway, and security virtualization services, complemented by professional training and support services. Crossbeam's diverse clientele ranges from financial institutions and pharmaceutical companies to government agencies and universities. Founded in 2000, the company is headquartered in Boxborough, Massachusetts, with additional offices in Europe and the Asia Pacific, as well as an authorized training center in Mexico City.
TransMedics
Series D in 2007
TransMedics Group Inc is a commercial-stage medical technology company focused on transforming organ transplant therapy for patients with end-stage organ failure. The company has developed the Organ Care System (OCS), a portable organ perfusion, optimization, and monitoring system designed to overcome the limitations of traditional cold storage methods for organ preservation. By replicating near-physiologic conditions for donor organs outside the human body, the OCS enhances the viability and functionality of organs prior to transplantation, thereby improving clinical outcomes. TransMedics aims to increase heart and lung transplant volumes while reducing learning curves for healthcare providers, ultimately addressing critical needs in organ transplantation.
Amp'd Mobile
Venture Round in 2007
Amp'd Mobile was a mobile virtual network operator that resold services using the infrastructure of other mobile phone carriers, as it did not own its own spectrum. The company primarily targeted a younger audience, positioning itself in competition with other brands such as Disney Mobile, Helio, and Virgin Mobile. Despite raising over $350 million in funding, Amp'd Mobile faced financial difficulties and ultimately filed for bankruptcy in July 2007.
Trampoline Systems
Venture Round in 2007
Trampoline Systems Ltd is a London-based company that specializes in data analysis and visualization solutions for business communities. Founded in 2003, it offers a data-powered platform designed to showcase business cluster activities and attract inward investment. The company's offerings include analytic tools that assist analysts and researchers in delivering insights, as well as consulting services that provide big-data insights and reporting. Additionally, Trampoline Systems develops enterprise software that analyzes various internal data sources, such as emails and blogs, to understand individual expertise and map relationships within organizations. This comprehensive approach enables businesses to conduct detailed analyses of their networks, reporting, and investment data.
Katch
Series A in 2007
Katch, LLC is a technology company based in El Segundo, California, specializing in online advertising software. The company provides a comprehensive platform that enables brands to engage and monetize every visitor to their website, regardless of whether those visitors make a transaction. Katch offers a suite of solutions including bid control, analytics, testing, integration, workflow, and customization. It operates several online marketplaces, such as healthplans.com, CreditandLoan.com, AutoInsurance.net, and University.com. Established in 2002 and originally known as Vantage Media, Katch rebranded in March 2015. The company has received accolades for its rapid growth, being recognized as one of the fastest-growing advertising technology firms in North America and listed among the fastest-growing technology companies in America by notable business publications.
Mako Surgical
Series C in 2007
Mako Surgical is a medical device company based in Florida, specializing in advanced robotic arm solutions and orthopedic implants for minimally invasive procedures, particularly in knee and hip surgeries. The company’s flagship offering, MAKOplasty, is a restorative surgical solution designed to assist orthopedic surgeons in treating early to mid-stage osteoarthritic conditions in patients. Mako Surgical's robotic arm interactive orthopedic system (RIO) features a tactile robotic arm and an integrated bone cutting instrument, providing pre-operative and intra-operative guidance to enhance surgical precision. This technology facilitates tissue-sparing bone removal and accurate implant insertion and alignment, ultimately improving patient outcomes. Founded in 2004, Mako Surgical has gained recognition in the medical technology field, having been named the fastest growing technology company by Deloitte and receiving multiple awards for customer excellence and innovation.
Terabitz
Series A in 2007
Terabitz, Inc. operates a digital platform designed for the real estate industry, enabling users to consolidate and personalize various real estate tools and data on a single page. The platform facilitates access to property listings, neighborhood information, local market data, and relevant services, allowing users to make informed decisions before, during, and after property transactions. Additionally, it offers features that enable users to share their customized pages and insights with friends and family, fostering a community of shared information and preferences. Established in 2006 and based in Palo Alto, California, Terabitz aims to enhance the online real estate experience by integrating essential resources in a user-friendly manner.
Plastic Logic
Series D in 2007
Plastic Logic Ltd specializes in the development and manufacturing of plastic electronics, particularly flexible displays. The company produces both color and monochrome electrophoretic displays, which are utilized in a variety of applications including smartphones, e-readers, tablets, signage, wristwatches, and automotive displays. With a focus on lightweight, shatterproof, and energy-efficient technology, Plastic Logic's products offer significant advantages over traditional screens. The company's manufacturing capabilities are centered in Dresden, Germany, where it operates a pioneering facility dedicated to organic electronics. It serves a diverse clientele, including OEMs, system integrators, and device manufacturers in multiple countries, including the United Kingdom, Germany, and Russia. Additionally, Plastic Logic collaborates with third-party companies through an open pilot line, providing expertise in the industrialization of flexible electronics. Founded in 2000 and based in Cambridge, Plastic Logic continues to innovate in the field of flexible display technology.
Sentiment Strategies
Private Equity Round in 2007
Sentiment Strategies is an alternative asset management firm based in New York, founded by Cormac Kinney in June 2006. The firm specializes in market neutral, multi-factor quantitative strategies, providing advisory services for quantitative hedge funds. By analyzing up to 70,000 daily news articles in real time, Sentiment Strategies equips clients with the tools necessary for medium to high frequency statistical arbitrage trading. The company's focus on data-intensive methodologies allows it to deliver informed insights and strategies tailored to the evolving market landscape.
Passado
Venture Round in 2006
Passado operates as an Internet community. It offers features and functions designed to give its members to interact with one another, such as blogging, photosharing, forums, and broadcasts. The company also enables its members to share their opinions and information. Passado was founded in 2001 and is based in London, United Kingdom.
Wimba
Series A in 2006
Wimba is a provider of collaborative learning software solutions and services to the Further/Higher Education and K-12 markets, as well as Publishing Services and Solutions that are widely adopted in academic publishing.
Netronome
Series C in 2006
Netronome is a company based in Santa Clara, CA, that specializes in networking software aimed at enhancing flow processing in networking and communications devices. Its solutions focus on improving the efficiency of modern data center infrastructures, enabling customers to reduce total cost of ownership and achieve higher revenue per server. As the industry shifts towards 10GbE and higher bandwidth networks, Netronome addresses the scaling and efficiency challenges that arise from such advancements. The company's software effectively offloads data path processing for virtual switches and routers, combining the flexibility of software with the performance of hardware. This approach allows organizations to realize the efficiencies associated with mega-scale data centers while utilizing standard server and networking infrastructure.
Novare Surgical
Series D in 2006
Novare Surgical Systems, Inc. develops, manufactures, and markets devices for minimally invasive surgery. It offers motion hand-held laparoscopic instruments, which includes graspers, dissectors, cautery, and needle holders. The company's products are used in acid reflux treatment, adrenal gland removal, colon resection, gastric bypass, hysterectomy, lung lobe removal, ovary removal, prostate removal, achalasia treatment, appendix removal, gall bladder removal, hernia repair, lymph node extraction, kidney removal, pelvic mass removal, and spleen removal procedures. It provides its products through its sales representatives in the United States, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Greece, Israel, Italy, Korea, Sweden, Switzerland, and Turkey. Novare Surgical Systems, Inc. was founded in 1999 and is headquartered in Cupertino, California.
Spot Runner AI
Series B in 2006
Spot Runner, Inc - Founded in 2003 with the world's first TV advertising platform for local advertisers.
Linux NetworX
Series D in 2006
Linux Networx, Inc. specializes in providing Linux-based high performance computing (HPC) solutions, including compute, storage, and visualization services. Founded in 1989 and headquartered in Bluffdale, Utah, the company designs, delivers, and supports HPC cluster solutions tailored for various industries such as aerospace, automotive, government, heavy equipment, academia, life sciences, heavy manufacturing, and oil and gas. Its offerings include Clusterworx Advanced, a cluster management software that allows administrators to efficiently install, manage, and monitor heterogeneous clusters. In addition to its hardware and software solutions, Linux Networx delivers technical services encompassing batch scheduling implementations, application optimization, security implementations, and application configuration and tuning. In 2008, the company was acquired by Silicon Graphics Inc.
Vurv Technology
Series C in 2006
Vurv Technology is a provider of on-demand talent management software. Vurv's management tools are delivered through web browsers utilizing "software-as-a-service" approach. Company's product offerings include recruitment, onboarding, performance, succession, compensation and workforce transition management. As of May 2008, More than 1,700 companies use Vurv's products.
GAIN Capital
Series D in 2006
GAIN Capital is a global provider of online trading services, focusing on foreign exchange (forex) and contracts for difference (CFDs). With a presence in over 140 countries, the company caters primarily to retail and institutional investors, offering access to a diverse range of financial markets, including spot foreign exchange, precious metals, and various asset classes. GAIN Capital's award-winning trading platform facilitates transactions nearing $250 billion monthly. The company's operations are divided into two segments: the retail segment, which is the primary revenue driver, and the futures segment, which provides execution and risk-management services for exchange-traded futures and options. The majority of GAIN Capital's revenue is generated from Europe and North America.
Amp'd Mobile
Venture Round in 2006
Amp'd Mobile was a mobile virtual network operator that resold services using the infrastructure of other mobile phone carriers, as it did not own its own spectrum. The company primarily targeted a younger audience, positioning itself in competition with other brands such as Disney Mobile, Helio, and Virgin Mobile. Despite raising over $350 million in funding, Amp'd Mobile faced financial difficulties and ultimately filed for bankruptcy in July 2007.
MediaPlatform
Venture Round in 2006
MediaPlatform, Inc. specializes in webcasting and video management solutions, offering a suite of products designed to enhance internal and external communications, training, and collaboration within organizations. Its key offerings include WebCaster, an enterprise live video streaming platform; SmartBridge, which facilitates real-time video collaboration and content management; and Video Business Intelligence, a dashboard that provides insights into the user experience during live streaming. Additional products include SmartPath for webcast distribution, SmartEdge as an enterprise content delivery network, and PrimeTime for managing video recordings and on-demand content. MediaPlatform also provides webcasting services for corporate communications and training across various sectors, including consulting, energy, finance, government, and technology. Founded in 2005 and based in North Hollywood, California, the company was previously known as Interactive Video Technologies, Inc. and rebranded in 2010. MediaPlatform has been recognized as a leader in enterprise video platforms and has received awards for its product line strategy.
Linux NetworX
Series C in 2006
Linux Networx, Inc. specializes in providing Linux-based high performance computing (HPC) solutions, including compute, storage, and visualization services. Founded in 1989 and headquartered in Bluffdale, Utah, the company designs, delivers, and supports HPC cluster solutions tailored for various industries such as aerospace, automotive, government, heavy equipment, academia, life sciences, heavy manufacturing, and oil and gas. Its offerings include Clusterworx Advanced, a cluster management software that allows administrators to efficiently install, manage, and monitor heterogeneous clusters. In addition to its hardware and software solutions, Linux Networx delivers technical services encompassing batch scheduling implementations, application optimization, security implementations, and application configuration and tuning. In 2008, the company was acquired by Silicon Graphics Inc.
ThingMagic
Series A in 2006
ThingMagic, Inc. is a developer and manufacturer of UHF radio frequency identification (RFID) technology, specializing in embedded RFID solutions and various RFID applications. The company offers a range of products including fixed and embedded RFID readers, antennas, and development platforms, along with professional services to support the integration of RFID into industrial and consumer products. Its solutions cater to a diverse clientele, including major retailers, automotive companies, manufacturers, and industrial automation firms. ThingMagic also provides specialized applications such as inventory management, personnel management, and healthcare solutions. Founded in 2000 and based in Woburn, Massachusetts, ThingMagic operates as a subsidiary of Novanta Corporation, enhancing its capabilities in the RFID sector.
Integrated Development Enterprise
Venture Round in 2005
Integrated Development Enterprise, Inc. develops project and product portfolio management solutions. It offers IDeWeb solutions, including integrated applications and professional services to Web-enable product portfolio management in enterprise market. The company’s solutions enable companies to automate and integrate processes and information for business decision-making in product development. Integrated Development Enterprise, Inc. was founded in 1998 and is based in Concord, Massachusetts.
Sonexis
Series B in 2005
Sonexis is a provider of in-house audio and web conferencing solutions designed for enterprise use. The company's flagship product, ConferenceManager, offers a user-friendly and secure platform that operates within existing voice and data networks. This system allows organizations to eliminate the high costs associated with subscription-based conferencing services by facilitating audio and web conferences without the need for external providers. ConferenceManager is fully PBX independent, enabling seamless integration regardless of the existing telecommunications infrastructure. Deployed with minimal cost and effort, it can be installed in under an hour and scales easily from 12 to 1,000 ports. Sonexis also supports both on-premise deployments and services in dedicated facilities, providing organizations with flexibility and significant savings. Key features include integration with Microsoft Outlook and Lotus Notes for scheduling, reservationless and scheduled conferencing, and emergency conferencing capabilities. Headquartered in Monroeville, Pennsylvania, the company has a technology center in Tewksbury, Massachusetts.
Fibertower
Series A in 2005
FiberTower Corporation is a provider of facilities-based backhaul services to wireless carriers across the United States. The company specializes in the transport of voice, video, and data traffic from mobile base stations to mobile switching centers using a combination of wireless spectrum assets and fiber-optic relationships. FiberTower constructs and operates high-capacity hybrid microwave and fiber networks, offering diverse transport solutions based on protocols such as time division multiplexing, SONET, and Ethernet. As of early 2011, the company served over 6,000 billing customer locations across 13 markets, including major cities like Atlanta, Chicago, and New York. FiberTower is recognized as a leader in millimeter band fixed wireless technology, often referred to as "wireless fiber," and it provides spectrum leases along with backhaul and equipment services in its licensed areas. The company maintains strong relationships with mobile carriers and various industry stakeholders and engages in significant research and development initiatives. Headquartered in San Francisco, FiberTower operates as a subsidiary of AT&T Mobility Spectrum LLC.
Crossbeam Systems
Series E in 2005
Crossbeam Systems, Inc. specializes in next-generation security platforms designed for high-performance networks. The company transforms how enterprises, service providers, and government agencies architect and deliver security services. Its platforms allow for the consolidation of various security appliances and network equipment, enabling the virtualization of security applications and simplifying the delivery of security services. Crossbeam integrates hardware with third-party security applications, such as firewalls and intrusion detection systems, to enhance performance. Additionally, it offers SecureShore NMS, a network management system that facilitates multi-box configuration, OS backup and restore, reporting, and application distribution. The company's solutions include firewall, content gateway, and security virtualization services, complemented by professional training and support services. Crossbeam's diverse clientele ranges from financial institutions and pharmaceutical companies to government agencies and universities. Founded in 2000, the company is headquartered in Boxborough, Massachusetts, with additional offices in Europe and the Asia Pacific, as well as an authorized training center in Mexico City.
Turbine
Series B in 2005
Turbine creates and operates online games. It is one of the largest privately-held online gaming studios in North America. Turbine's online games include The Lord of the Rings Online, Shadows of Angmar, Dungeons & Dragons Online, Stormreach and Asheron's Call.
Vurv Technology
Series B in 2005
Vurv Technology is a provider of on-demand talent management software. Vurv's management tools are delivered through web browsers utilizing "software-as-a-service" approach. Company's product offerings include recruitment, onboarding, performance, succession, compensation and workforce transition management. As of May 2008, More than 1,700 companies use Vurv's products.
Linux NetworX
Series B in 2004
Linux Networx, Inc. specializes in providing Linux-based high performance computing (HPC) solutions, including compute, storage, and visualization services. Founded in 1989 and headquartered in Bluffdale, Utah, the company designs, delivers, and supports HPC cluster solutions tailored for various industries such as aerospace, automotive, government, heavy equipment, academia, life sciences, heavy manufacturing, and oil and gas. Its offerings include Clusterworx Advanced, a cluster management software that allows administrators to efficiently install, manage, and monitor heterogeneous clusters. In addition to its hardware and software solutions, Linux Networx delivers technical services encompassing batch scheduling implementations, application optimization, security implementations, and application configuration and tuning. In 2008, the company was acquired by Silicon Graphics Inc.
Crossbeam Systems
Series D in 2004
Crossbeam Systems, Inc. specializes in next-generation security platforms designed for high-performance networks. The company transforms how enterprises, service providers, and government agencies architect and deliver security services. Its platforms allow for the consolidation of various security appliances and network equipment, enabling the virtualization of security applications and simplifying the delivery of security services. Crossbeam integrates hardware with third-party security applications, such as firewalls and intrusion detection systems, to enhance performance. Additionally, it offers SecureShore NMS, a network management system that facilitates multi-box configuration, OS backup and restore, reporting, and application distribution. The company's solutions include firewall, content gateway, and security virtualization services, complemented by professional training and support services. Crossbeam's diverse clientele ranges from financial institutions and pharmaceutical companies to government agencies and universities. Founded in 2000, the company is headquartered in Boxborough, Massachusetts, with additional offices in Europe and the Asia Pacific, as well as an authorized training center in Mexico City.
Shoes.com
Series B in 2004
Shoes.com is an online marketplace that specializes in retail shoes and related accessories, offering a diverse selection of over one million styles from more than 800 popular brands. Headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, the company was originally founded in 2000 as Shoebuy.com and has since evolved to become a prominent player in the online shoe retail space. It caters to a wide range of customers, providing footwear and accessories for women, men, and children, as well as bags and clothing. In addition to its online presence, Shoes.com operates brick-and-mortar stores in Vancouver and Toronto. Since its acquisition by Jet.com in 2016, part of Walmart's U.S. eCommerce division, Shoes.com has enhanced its capabilities to deliver a superior shopping experience across all devices. The company is committed to making shoe shopping easy, enjoyable, and affordable for everyone.
Integrated Development Enterprise
Series A in 2004
Integrated Development Enterprise, Inc. develops project and product portfolio management solutions. It offers IDeWeb solutions, including integrated applications and professional services to Web-enable product portfolio management in enterprise market. The company’s solutions enable companies to automate and integrate processes and information for business decision-making in product development. Integrated Development Enterprise, Inc. was founded in 1998 and is based in Concord, Massachusetts.
N2 Broadband
Series C in 2003
N2 Broadband specializes in providing distribution and management solutions for interactive television services. The company focuses on video-on-demand (VOD) hardware, software, and services, enabling cable TV operators and entertainment companies to effectively deliver VOD and other on-demand offerings. N2 Broadband designs and implements comprehensive video distribution networks that include essential components such as network management, billing, and security. By collaborating with film studios and entertainment organizations, N2 Broadband automates the distribution of digital content to cable systems, enhancing the efficiency and accessibility of on-demand media for consumers.
Vurv Technology
Series A in 2003
Vurv Technology is a provider of on-demand talent management software. Vurv's management tools are delivered through web browsers utilizing "software-as-a-service" approach. Company's product offerings include recruitment, onboarding, performance, succession, compensation and workforce transition management. As of May 2008, More than 1,700 companies use Vurv's products.
Recruitmax
Series A in 2003
Recruitmax is a globally recognized provider of workforce management solutions based in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida. They offer software and services designed to help companies streamline their recruitment, hiring, and retention processes. With over 40,000 users across 500 client companies, Recruitmax's solutions cater to a wide range of businesses, from small recruiting firms to large multinational corporations. Their commitment to efficiency and excellence has earned them numerous awards in the industry.
Interactive Video Technologies
Series D in 2003
Interactive Video Technologies (IVT) provides rich-media software and services to Fortune 1000 companies to communicate with Customers, Investors, Employees and the Market.
Integrated Development Enterprise
Series C in 2002
Integrated Development Enterprise, Inc. develops project and product portfolio management solutions. It offers IDeWeb solutions, including integrated applications and professional services to Web-enable product portfolio management in enterprise market. The company’s solutions enable companies to automate and integrate processes and information for business decision-making in product development. Integrated Development Enterprise, Inc. was founded in 1998 and is based in Concord, Massachusetts.
Interactive Video Technologies
Series C in 2001
Interactive Video Technologies (IVT) provides rich-media software and services to Fortune 1000 companies to communicate with Customers, Investors, Employees and the Market.
Interactive Video Technologies
Series C in 2001
Headquartered in New York, IVT is an established company backed by years of research, development, Fortune 1000 customers and investment from highly reputable firms. IVT provides a comprehensive product that enables business users to create, manage and deploy rich-media presentations to an audience of unlimited size. With IVT, enterprises have a powerful way to enhance product launches, executive communications, training, salesforce readiness and customer briefings.
eYak (Sonexis)
Series C in 2000
eYak (Sonexis) is an IP telephony services company. It provides internet protocol media server software and solutions for voice applications. The company was founded by Jeff Flowers in 1999 and is headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts.
SiteLite
Series A in 2000
SiteLite is a leader in eSystems Availability Management (eSAM) outsourcing, established in 1995. The company specializes in maintaining e-business application solutions to ensure they remain operational. SiteLite offers a management service provider platform that supports various components, including network devices, operating systems, web servers, databases, and advanced e-business applications. By employing proactive system maintenance, event monitoring, and prompt problem diagnosis and resolution, SiteLite allows its customers to focus on their core business objectives. The company is recognized for pioneering secure remote administration for comprehensive application management, affirming its commitment to delivering effective global solutions for maintaining application uptime.
qServe Communications
Series A in 2000
At qServe Communications, it is their unique vision to be a one-stop source for all your maintenance and development needs. They understand the difficulty of locating reliable companies to meet all of your infrastructure requirements. qServe has built an answer to this problem, a national service network of in-house employees to deliver quality management, installation, erection, inspection and maintenance services to the communications industry. With their full spectrum of project and program management services, they drive your project from start to finish, becoming an integral part of your development team. Many of qServe Communications crews and staff bring many years of valuable experience in the development of communications systems and infrastructures. From Program and Project Management to in-house installation and maintenance services, qServe will work diligently to ensure your project's success. qServe has performed thousands of projects for clients including: AT&T Wireless Services, Alltel Mobile, Nextel, Sprint, Omnipoint, Bell Atlantic Mobile, Teligent, Metricom, American Tower, Crown Castle and SBA Communications Corporation.
Transmeta
Venture Round in 2000
Transmeta Corporation, founded in 1995 and based in California, specializes in the development and licensing of semiconductor technologies and microprocessor designs. Initially recognized for its innovative x86-compatible software-based microprocessors, the company emphasizes efficiency, combining low power consumption with high performance and compact size suitable for various computing platforms. Currently, Transmeta focuses on advancing its power management technologies, specifically LongRun and LongRun2, which are designed for controlling leakage and enhancing power efficiency in semiconductor and computing devices. The company also engages in licensing its computing and microprocessor technologies to other firms, contributing to the broader technology landscape.
Intertech Management Group
Series C in 2000
Intertech has over a decade of experience in the telecommunication industry. Founded in 1987, the company has built upon its background in telecommunications engineering and networking to become a driving force in Next Generation billing and customer care solutions for the high speed data (IP, xDSL, ATM, Frame Relay, Private Line) and CLEC services (Local, Long Distance, Enhanced Voice, Internet) for the wholesale and retail markets. Since its inception, Intertech has concentrated on designing and developing innovative, ground breaking software solutions for the telecommunications marketplace. Their world-class development center is equipped with the most advanced tools available to allow products of the highest quality and reliability. Intertech’s strong focus on the high speed data and CLEC markets has allowed it to amass an unmatched level of business and technical expertise in these market segments. Because they truly understand the business as well as technical challenges that service providers in these areas face, they are able to quickly assess changes in the market and develop specific solutions that help providers maintain their competitive edge. Their partnership approach to their customers and their service bureau experience mean they are also experts in the operational aspects of billing and customer care. In other words, they know how to build world-class billing and customer care systems AND they know how to implement, operate and maintain them.
Optical Switch
Venture Round in 2000
Optical Switch Corporation is a manufacturer of optical switches and automated lithography tool systems.
Flashcom
Series B in 2000
A large broadband service provider focused on providing digital subscriber line services
Blink.com
Series B in 2000
Blink.com is a venture-supported personal information management service that enables its users to access their favorite web links whenever they want, from any internet browser in the world. It is based in New York, United States.
Captura Software
Venture Round in 2000
Captura Software, established in September 1994, specializes in offering large companies comprehensive solutions for managing and reducing costs. The company focuses on Total Expense Management solutions that automate expense management through web-based technology, enabling organizations to capture crucial financial data for informed decision-making. These solutions can be deployed globally, accessible to users via standard web browsers with an Internet connection. Captura's applications are centrally hosted and maintained, providing flexibility in deployment options. To further enhance its offerings, Captura forms strategic alliances across various sectors, including finance, software, travel, and communications. These collaborations assist clients in designing and implementing integrated solutions for effective expense data capture and analysis across their enterprises.
HotOffTheWire.com
Series A in 2000
HotOffTheWire.com is the first business-to-business electronic commerce site for the Houseware and Hardware consumer product industries that brings together trade buyers and manufacturers in a central, independent exchange on the Web. HotOffTheWire.com provides retailers with convenient on-line access to a multitude of products and Brands - and cost efficiently opens new sales and distribution opportunities for manufacturers. Their site also provides members with a breadth of value-added business tools, news, financial resources, and shipping logistics to save HotOffTheWire.com members time and money.
SoftLock.com
Series B in 2000
SoftLock.com is a privately owned company that specializes in merchandizing digital content. It offers a system that enables content publishers and commercial web sites to securely market and sell digital content. The company was founded in 1977 and is headquartered in Maynard, Massachusetts.
Ennovate Networks
Venture Round in 2000
Ennovate Networks specializes in providing carrier-class IP service provisioning products aimed at the telecommunications and Internet service provider markets. The company's offerings are designed to assist next-generation carriers and network service providers in enhancing their revenue streams by utilizing existing networks. By enabling the introduction of differentiated frame relay and business IP services, Ennovate Networks supports these companies in transitioning to more flexible network architectures.
Net Value Holdings
Venture Round in 2000
Net Value Holdings is a virtual incubator focused on early-stage e-commerce businesses. Founded in 1998 and headquartered in San Francisco, with additional offices in New York, Boston, and Philadelphia, the firm aims to build a collaborative network by identifying promising e-commerce opportunities. It supports new companies by providing access to experienced executives, high-profile advisors, and essential services. Net Value Holdings currently holds interests in nine internet-based businesses at various stages of development.
Enterworks Acquisition
Venture Round in 2000
EnterWorks, Inc. specializes in master data management and product information management solutions, catering to various industries, including consumer packaged goods, hospitality, technology, and fashion. The company offers a comprehensive suite of services, including dynamic data modeling, digital asset management, and custom-branded portals for collaboration and content syndication. Its flagship product, EnterWorks Enable, serves as a content management platform that allows retailers, manufacturers, and distributors to integrate and manage data from both internal and external sources, facilitating efficient content publishing across multiple channels. Founded in 1998 and headquartered in Sterling, Virginia, with an additional office in Helsinki, Finland, EnterWorks operates as a subsidiary of Winshuttle, LLC, following its acquisition in 2015 by Black Dragon Capital. The company partners with technology vendors, resellers, and system integrators to enhance its offerings and support businesses in optimizing their data management processes.
Cascade Systems
Venture Round in 1999
Cascade Systems specializes in e-Merchandising solutions, focusing on enhancing online retail experiences for businesses. By leveraging innovative technology, the company aims to improve product visibility and customer engagement in digital marketplaces. Cascade Systems offers tools and strategies designed to optimize online merchandising, ultimately helping retailers increase sales and streamline their operations. With a commitment to providing effective solutions, the company plays a significant role in the evolving landscape of e-commerce.
Soapstone Networks
Series B in 1998
Soapstone Networks (formerly Avici Systems) developer of Terabit Switch/Router technology aimed at providing the next generation of high performance, IP-based routers to carriers and Internet Service Providers worldwide. Soapstone Networks got liquidated in 2009 July.
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