Venrock

Venrock, established in 1969, is a venture capital firm headquartered in Palo Alto, California, with additional offices in New York. It specializes in seed and early-stage investments, primarily in technology and healthcare sectors. The firm partners with entrepreneurs to build successful, enduring companies, with a notable track record including Apple, Athenahealth, and Gilead Sciences. Venrock also manages dedicated funds for healthcare investments, such as Venrock Healthcare Capital Partners, focusing on both private and public biotechnology companies.

Brian Ascher

Partner

Ethan Batraski

Partner

Nick Beim

Partner

Racquel Bracken

Partner

Steven Goldby

Partner

Andrew Gottesdiener

Partner

Ken Greenberg

Investor

Manjinder Kandola

Investor

Bob Kocher

Partner

Bong Koh

Partner, Crossover / Public Healthcare

Mariana Mihalusova

Vice President

Camille Samuels

Partner

Nimish Shah

Investment Professional and Partner

Ganesh Srinivasan

Partner

Ganesh Srinivasan

Partner

Mike Tyrrell

Partner

Andy Wardle

Investor

Kenneth Greenberg

Partner

Past deals in Telecommunications

NeoPhotonics

Post in 2023
NeoPhotonics is a technology company specializing in the development, manufacture, and sale of optical components and subsystems used in high-speed digital communications networks. The company offers a comprehensive range of active and passive optical products tailored for various market segments, including fiber-to-the-home (FTTH), data communications, storage area networks, and both metro and long-haul networks. Its product lineup includes transceivers, integrated splitters, multiplexers, and advanced optical modules, all designed to support a wide array of data rates and applications. Notably, NeoPhotonics is recognized for its innovative silica Planar Lightwave Circuit (PLC) technology, which plays a crucial role in modern optical networks. Additionally, the company produces MEMS-based Variable Optical Attenuators and Dynamic Channel Equalizers, enhancing the performance and efficiency of communication systems.

Vocera Communications

Post in 2023
Vocera Communications, Inc. specializes in providing secure and integrated communication and workflow solutions tailored for mobile workers across various sectors, including healthcare, hospitality, retail, energy, and education. The company’s offerings enhance communication and operational efficiency by integrating with existing clinical systems, such as electronic health records and nurse call systems. Vocera's product suite includes the Vocera Communication and Workflow System, which connects various communication devices, including hands-free and voice-controlled options, and the Vocera Care Experience software, designed to improve patient care quality and streamline manual tasks. Additionally, Vocera operates the Experience Innovation Network, collaborating with healthcare organizations to develop innovative solutions that improve patient and care team experiences. The company, founded in 2000 and headquartered in San Jose, California, serves approximately 1,700 healthcare facilities globally, including hospitals and clinics, and distributes its products through direct sales, resellers, and distributors.

Astranis

Series C in 2021
Astranis is a satellite technology developer focused on providing high-speed internet access to underserved regions. The company aims to address the digital divide by launching satellites that can transmit data to specific terrestrial locations, facilitating internet connectivity for the estimated 4 billion people worldwide who currently lack access. By offering reliable internet services at significantly lower costs than traditional methods, Astranis enables governments and businesses to connect communities and expand internet access globally.

Sitka

Series A in 2021
Sitka, Inc. operates an online communication platform that connects patients with healthcare providers across various specialties, including endocrinology, neurology, orthopedics, pulmonology, and rheumatology. Founded in 2018 by experts in healthcare, technology, and policy, the company aims to transform specialty care in the United States by enhancing the capabilities of primary care providers and facilitating patient involvement in their care. The platform allows for personalized consultations, such as interpreting MRI results with board-certified doctors, thereby improving patients' understanding of their health conditions and enabling better decision-making. Headquartered in Carmel, California, Sitka is supported by a range of investors and is dedicated to fostering effective and trusted care delivery for all patients through its innovative solutions.

Astranis

Series B in 2020
Astranis is a satellite technology developer focused on providing high-speed internet access to underserved regions. The company aims to address the digital divide by launching satellites that can transmit data to specific terrestrial locations, facilitating internet connectivity for the estimated 4 billion people worldwide who currently lack access. By offering reliable internet services at significantly lower costs than traditional methods, Astranis enables governments and businesses to connect communities and expand internet access globally.

Aria Systems

Private Equity Round in 2018
Aria Systems, established in 2002 and headquartered in San Francisco, specializes in providing a cloud-based platform for managing and billing recurring revenues. Its core product, Aria, caters to enterprises seeking subscription-based billing solutions, while Aria Crescendo sets industry standards for cloud-based monetization. Aria for Communications serves mobile, multiple system operators, and over-the-top media providers. The company serves clients across hi-tech, media, telecom, cloud services, and finance industries worldwide, helping them maximize customer satisfaction, retention, and lifetime value through agile billing and active customer engagement.

Doctor On Demand

Series C in 2018
Doctor On Demand, Inc. is a telemedicine company that provides an online platform for patients to consult with licensed healthcare providers, including doctors and psychologists, through video calls. Established in 2012 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, the company offers a range of medical services addressing conditions such as cold and flu, allergies, anxiety, and chronic illnesses. Its platform, Synapse, caters to health plans and employers, facilitating both on-demand and scheduled visits via smartphones, tablets, or computers. Doctor On Demand emphasizes accessibility and quality care, enabling patients to easily receive medical attention and prescriptions when needed. Additionally, the company has offices in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and Washington, D.C.

Aria Systems

Series F in 2017
Aria Systems, established in 2002 and headquartered in San Francisco, specializes in providing a cloud-based platform for managing and billing recurring revenues. Its core product, Aria, caters to enterprises seeking subscription-based billing solutions, while Aria Crescendo sets industry standards for cloud-based monetization. Aria for Communications serves mobile, multiple system operators, and over-the-top media providers. The company serves clients across hi-tech, media, telecom, cloud services, and finance industries worldwide, helping them maximize customer satisfaction, retention, and lifetime value through agile billing and active customer engagement.

Aria Systems

Series E in 2016
Aria Systems, established in 2002 and headquartered in San Francisco, specializes in providing a cloud-based platform for managing and billing recurring revenues. Its core product, Aria, caters to enterprises seeking subscription-based billing solutions, while Aria Crescendo sets industry standards for cloud-based monetization. Aria for Communications serves mobile, multiple system operators, and over-the-top media providers. The company serves clients across hi-tech, media, telecom, cloud services, and finance industries worldwide, helping them maximize customer satisfaction, retention, and lifetime value through agile billing and active customer engagement.

Cloudflare

Series D in 2015
Cloudflare, Inc. is a San Francisco-based software company that specializes in web performance and security services for businesses globally. It operates a cloud platform that integrates various network services, including security solutions such as Cloud Firewall, Bot Management, and Distributed Denial of Service protection. The company enhances website performance through its Content Delivery Network (CDN) and intelligent routing, while also providing optimization tools for content and images. Furthermore, Cloudflare offers reliability solutions like Load Balancing and DNS services, alongside security features aimed at protecting internal resources through Zero Trust Security and Secure Web Gateway. Its consumer offerings include a DNS resolver and a virtual private network (VPN) designed to secure mobile traffic. Cloudflare serves diverse industries, including technology, healthcare, financial services, and government, and was founded in 2009.

Doctor On Demand

Series B in 2015
Doctor On Demand, Inc. is a telemedicine company that provides an online platform for patients to consult with licensed healthcare providers, including doctors and psychologists, through video calls. Established in 2012 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, the company offers a range of medical services addressing conditions such as cold and flu, allergies, anxiety, and chronic illnesses. Its platform, Synapse, caters to health plans and employers, facilitating both on-demand and scheduled visits via smartphones, tablets, or computers. Doctor On Demand emphasizes accessibility and quality care, enabling patients to easily receive medical attention and prescriptions when needed. Additionally, the company has offices in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and Washington, D.C.

Quantenna Communications

Venture Round in 2014
Quantenna Communications specializes in designing, developing, and marketing advanced wireless communication solutions for local area networking. The company’s product portfolio includes high-performance radio frequency chips and digital baseband chips that support various Wi-Fi standards, such as 802.11n, 802.11ac, and the draft Wi-Fi 6 standard. Additionally, Quantenna offers Qdock, a software framework that facilitates the integration of third-party applications with its Wi-Fi solutions. The company's products cater to a wide range of applications, including home networking, retail, outdoor, small and medium businesses, enterprise, industrial, and consumer electronics. Quantenna sells its solutions directly to original equipment manufacturers, original design manufacturers, and third-party distributors, primarily generating revenue from the Asia-Pacific region. Founded in 2006 and headquartered in San Jose, California, Quantenna has established itself as a leader in Wi-Fi technologies and continues to innovate to enhance speed, range, efficiency, and reliability. As of June 2019, Quantenna operates as a subsidiary of ON Semiconductor Corporation.

Doctor On Demand

Series A in 2014
Doctor On Demand, Inc. is a telemedicine company that provides an online platform for patients to consult with licensed healthcare providers, including doctors and psychologists, through video calls. Established in 2012 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, the company offers a range of medical services addressing conditions such as cold and flu, allergies, anxiety, and chronic illnesses. Its platform, Synapse, caters to health plans and employers, facilitating both on-demand and scheduled visits via smartphones, tablets, or computers. Doctor On Demand emphasizes accessibility and quality care, enabling patients to easily receive medical attention and prescriptions when needed. Additionally, the company has offices in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and Washington, D.C.

Cloudflare

Series C in 2013
Cloudflare, Inc. is a San Francisco-based software company that specializes in web performance and security services for businesses globally. It operates a cloud platform that integrates various network services, including security solutions such as Cloud Firewall, Bot Management, and Distributed Denial of Service protection. The company enhances website performance through its Content Delivery Network (CDN) and intelligent routing, while also providing optimization tools for content and images. Furthermore, Cloudflare offers reliability solutions like Load Balancing and DNS services, alongside security features aimed at protecting internal resources through Zero Trust Security and Secure Web Gateway. Its consumer offerings include a DNS resolver and a virtual private network (VPN) designed to secure mobile traffic. Cloudflare serves diverse industries, including technology, healthcare, financial services, and government, and was founded in 2009.

Doctor On Demand

Seed Round in 2013
Doctor On Demand, Inc. is a telemedicine company that provides an online platform for patients to consult with licensed healthcare providers, including doctors and psychologists, through video calls. Established in 2012 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, the company offers a range of medical services addressing conditions such as cold and flu, allergies, anxiety, and chronic illnesses. Its platform, Synapse, caters to health plans and employers, facilitating both on-demand and scheduled visits via smartphones, tablets, or computers. Doctor On Demand emphasizes accessibility and quality care, enabling patients to easily receive medical attention and prescriptions when needed. Additionally, the company has offices in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and Washington, D.C.

Aria Systems

Series D in 2013
Aria Systems, established in 2002 and headquartered in San Francisco, specializes in providing a cloud-based platform for managing and billing recurring revenues. Its core product, Aria, caters to enterprises seeking subscription-based billing solutions, while Aria Crescendo sets industry standards for cloud-based monetization. Aria for Communications serves mobile, multiple system operators, and over-the-top media providers. The company serves clients across hi-tech, media, telecom, cloud services, and finance industries worldwide, helping them maximize customer satisfaction, retention, and lifetime value through agile billing and active customer engagement.

Aria Systems

Venture Round in 2013
Aria Systems, established in 2002 and headquartered in San Francisco, specializes in providing a cloud-based platform for managing and billing recurring revenues. Its core product, Aria, caters to enterprises seeking subscription-based billing solutions, while Aria Crescendo sets industry standards for cloud-based monetization. Aria for Communications serves mobile, multiple system operators, and over-the-top media providers. The company serves clients across hi-tech, media, telecom, cloud services, and finance industries worldwide, helping them maximize customer satisfaction, retention, and lifetime value through agile billing and active customer engagement.

Burner

Series A in 2013
Burner, developed by Ad Hoc Labs, is a mobile application that provides users with temporary, disposable phone numbers for voice and SMS communication. It enables users to obtain and manage additional numbers, using each as a private line on their iPhone or Android devices, and offers features like SMS scam filtering and monitoring. The company, based in Los Angeles, California, was founded in 2012 with a focus on privacy and productivity in mobile communications.

Advance Medical

Series B in 2013
Advance Medical is a leading telemedicine provider that specializes in delivering expert medical opinions and concierge-level medical advice to patients worldwide. Established in 1999, the company operates offices across the U.S., Europe, Asia, and South America. Advance Medical uniquely focuses on connecting patients with board-certified physicians who provide personalized consultations via phone or video, ensuring comprehensive medical guidance for various health issues. The services offered facilitate accurate diagnoses, tailored treatment plans, and recommendations for top healthcare facilities, fostering strong relationships between patients and medical professionals.

Genband

Venture Round in 2013
Genband is a global provider of high-performance IP gateways and session border controllers, which are integral components in fixed and mobile networks worldwide. The company's products facilitate secure communication by evolving and enhancing networks' capabilities.

Quantenna Communications

Private Equity Round in 2012
Quantenna Communications specializes in designing, developing, and marketing advanced wireless communication solutions for local area networking. The company’s product portfolio includes high-performance radio frequency chips and digital baseband chips that support various Wi-Fi standards, such as 802.11n, 802.11ac, and the draft Wi-Fi 6 standard. Additionally, Quantenna offers Qdock, a software framework that facilitates the integration of third-party applications with its Wi-Fi solutions. The company's products cater to a wide range of applications, including home networking, retail, outdoor, small and medium businesses, enterprise, industrial, and consumer electronics. Quantenna sells its solutions directly to original equipment manufacturers, original design manufacturers, and third-party distributors, primarily generating revenue from the Asia-Pacific region. Founded in 2006 and headquartered in San Jose, California, Quantenna has established itself as a leader in Wi-Fi technologies and continues to innovate to enhance speed, range, efficiency, and reliability. As of June 2019, Quantenna operates as a subsidiary of ON Semiconductor Corporation.

Kineto Wireless

Venture Round in 2012
Kineto Wireless is a privately held company that specializes in fixed-mobile convergence technology, aiding mobile operators in their transition to IP-based services. The company offers solutions designed to enhance the competitiveness of mobile operators against over-the-top service providers. Key offerings include Smart Comms, which leverages Rich Communications Suite technology to help operators brand and monetize their voice and messaging services, and Smart Wi-Fi, which transforms existing Wi-Fi access points into virtual femtocells on operators' networks. These technologies enable smartphone users to access mobile services over Wi-Fi, including voice and messaging. Kineto collaborates with various industry partners such as HTC Corporation, Huawei, and T-Mobile USA to deliver its innovative solutions.

Cloudflare

Series B in 2011
Cloudflare, Inc. is a San Francisco-based software company that specializes in web performance and security services for businesses globally. It operates a cloud platform that integrates various network services, including security solutions such as Cloud Firewall, Bot Management, and Distributed Denial of Service protection. The company enhances website performance through its Content Delivery Network (CDN) and intelligent routing, while also providing optimization tools for content and images. Furthermore, Cloudflare offers reliability solutions like Load Balancing and DNS services, alongside security features aimed at protecting internal resources through Zero Trust Security and Secure Web Gateway. Its consumer offerings include a DNS resolver and a virtual private network (VPN) designed to secure mobile traffic. Cloudflare serves diverse industries, including technology, healthcare, financial services, and government, and was founded in 2009.

Advance Medical

Series A in 2011
Advance Medical is a leading telemedicine provider that specializes in delivering expert medical opinions and concierge-level medical advice to patients worldwide. Established in 1999, the company operates offices across the U.S., Europe, Asia, and South America. Advance Medical uniquely focuses on connecting patients with board-certified physicians who provide personalized consultations via phone or video, ensuring comprehensive medical guidance for various health issues. The services offered facilitate accurate diagnoses, tailored treatment plans, and recommendations for top healthcare facilities, fostering strong relationships between patients and medical professionals.

Aria Systems

Series C in 2011
Aria Systems, established in 2002 and headquartered in San Francisco, specializes in providing a cloud-based platform for managing and billing recurring revenues. Its core product, Aria, caters to enterprises seeking subscription-based billing solutions, while Aria Crescendo sets industry standards for cloud-based monetization. Aria for Communications serves mobile, multiple system operators, and over-the-top media providers. The company serves clients across hi-tech, media, telecom, cloud services, and finance industries worldwide, helping them maximize customer satisfaction, retention, and lifetime value through agile billing and active customer engagement.

Kineto Wireless

Debt Financing in 2010
Kineto Wireless is a privately held company that specializes in fixed-mobile convergence technology, aiding mobile operators in their transition to IP-based services. The company offers solutions designed to enhance the competitiveness of mobile operators against over-the-top service providers. Key offerings include Smart Comms, which leverages Rich Communications Suite technology to help operators brand and monetize their voice and messaging services, and Smart Wi-Fi, which transforms existing Wi-Fi access points into virtual femtocells on operators' networks. These technologies enable smartphone users to access mobile services over Wi-Fi, including voice and messaging. Kineto collaborates with various industry partners such as HTC Corporation, Huawei, and T-Mobile USA to deliver its innovative solutions.

Quantenna Communications

Series E in 2010
Quantenna Communications specializes in designing, developing, and marketing advanced wireless communication solutions for local area networking. The company’s product portfolio includes high-performance radio frequency chips and digital baseband chips that support various Wi-Fi standards, such as 802.11n, 802.11ac, and the draft Wi-Fi 6 standard. Additionally, Quantenna offers Qdock, a software framework that facilitates the integration of third-party applications with its Wi-Fi solutions. The company's products cater to a wide range of applications, including home networking, retail, outdoor, small and medium businesses, enterprise, industrial, and consumer electronics. Quantenna sells its solutions directly to original equipment manufacturers, original design manufacturers, and third-party distributors, primarily generating revenue from the Asia-Pacific region. Founded in 2006 and headquartered in San Jose, California, Quantenna has established itself as a leader in Wi-Fi technologies and continues to innovate to enhance speed, range, efficiency, and reliability. As of June 2019, Quantenna operates as a subsidiary of ON Semiconductor Corporation.

ApaceWave Technologies

Venture Round in 2010
ApaceWave Technologies is a prominent company based in Silicon Valley, California, specializing in the development of baseband processors specifically for the WiMAX industry. Founded by experienced industry veterans, the company focuses on creating next-generation mobile broadband solutions that adhere to the IEEE 802.16e/WiMAX standards. With a commitment to innovation, ApaceWave Technologies aims to transform technological advancements into leading products within the global market.

Teranetics

Venture Round in 2010
Teranetics is a prominent mixed-signal integrated circuit (IC) company that specializes in the development of silicon products tailored for advanced communication applications. The company's core team possesses extensive experience in product development within the fields of advanced communication systems and silicon technology. Teranetics benefits from the support of a group of venture investors who have significant expertise and a history of success in the semiconductor and communication sectors.

Quantenna Communications

Series D in 2010
Quantenna Communications specializes in designing, developing, and marketing advanced wireless communication solutions for local area networking. The company’s product portfolio includes high-performance radio frequency chips and digital baseband chips that support various Wi-Fi standards, such as 802.11n, 802.11ac, and the draft Wi-Fi 6 standard. Additionally, Quantenna offers Qdock, a software framework that facilitates the integration of third-party applications with its Wi-Fi solutions. The company's products cater to a wide range of applications, including home networking, retail, outdoor, small and medium businesses, enterprise, industrial, and consumer electronics. Quantenna sells its solutions directly to original equipment manufacturers, original design manufacturers, and third-party distributors, primarily generating revenue from the Asia-Pacific region. Founded in 2006 and headquartered in San Jose, California, Quantenna has established itself as a leader in Wi-Fi technologies and continues to innovate to enhance speed, range, efficiency, and reliability. As of June 2019, Quantenna operates as a subsidiary of ON Semiconductor Corporation.

Cloudflare

Series A in 2009
Cloudflare, Inc. is a San Francisco-based software company that specializes in web performance and security services for businesses globally. It operates a cloud platform that integrates various network services, including security solutions such as Cloud Firewall, Bot Management, and Distributed Denial of Service protection. The company enhances website performance through its Content Delivery Network (CDN) and intelligent routing, while also providing optimization tools for content and images. Furthermore, Cloudflare offers reliability solutions like Load Balancing and DNS services, alongside security features aimed at protecting internal resources through Zero Trust Security and Secure Web Gateway. Its consumer offerings include a DNS resolver and a virtual private network (VPN) designed to secure mobile traffic. Cloudflare serves diverse industries, including technology, healthcare, financial services, and government, and was founded in 2009.

XConnect Global Networks

Series B in 2009
XConnect Global Networks is a leading provider of next-generation interconnection services that facilitate the adoption of IP-based multimedia communications. The company leverages its advanced ENUM registry and IPX hub technology to help customers optimize their network and technology investments, enabling the delivery of IP voice, video, and unified communications across various networks and platforms. Headquartered in London, with additional offices in the USA, EMEA, and Asia, XConnect serves a diverse customer base that includes major carriers, service providers, and video conferencing providers across more than 70 countries. Their federation-based peering services offer real-time access to comprehensive and secure phone number data, empowering mobile communications and ensuring efficient connectivity for IP-enabled carriers and service providers.

Quantenna Communications

Series C in 2009
Quantenna Communications specializes in designing, developing, and marketing advanced wireless communication solutions for local area networking. The company’s product portfolio includes high-performance radio frequency chips and digital baseband chips that support various Wi-Fi standards, such as 802.11n, 802.11ac, and the draft Wi-Fi 6 standard. Additionally, Quantenna offers Qdock, a software framework that facilitates the integration of third-party applications with its Wi-Fi solutions. The company's products cater to a wide range of applications, including home networking, retail, outdoor, small and medium businesses, enterprise, industrial, and consumer electronics. Quantenna sells its solutions directly to original equipment manufacturers, original design manufacturers, and third-party distributors, primarily generating revenue from the Asia-Pacific region. Founded in 2006 and headquartered in San Jose, California, Quantenna has established itself as a leader in Wi-Fi technologies and continues to innovate to enhance speed, range, efficiency, and reliability. As of June 2019, Quantenna operates as a subsidiary of ON Semiconductor Corporation.

Cygilant

Series A in 2009
Cygilant, Inc. is a provider of cybersecurity solutions designed to enhance security operations and risk management for mid-sized organizations across various sectors, including government, finance, telecommunications, retail, and healthcare. The company offers a comprehensive security intelligence platform, SecureVue, which delivers real-time security monitoring, compliance automation, and forensic analysis through a unified console. Cygilant's services include continuous monitoring, threat detection, and vulnerability management, enabling organizations to identify and respond to cyber threats effectively. Their solutions also encompass security configuration auditing and regulatory compliance support. With a focus on cost-effective cybersecurity services, Cygilant acts as an extension of its clients' IT teams, utilizing advanced technology to provide enterprise-class security at a fraction of the traditional cost. Founded in 2001 and headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, Cygilant also has offices in Burlington, Massachusetts, and Vancouver, Canada, along with a security operations center in Belfast, Northern Ireland.

Aria Systems

Series B in 2008
Aria Systems, established in 2002 and headquartered in San Francisco, specializes in providing a cloud-based platform for managing and billing recurring revenues. Its core product, Aria, caters to enterprises seeking subscription-based billing solutions, while Aria Crescendo sets industry standards for cloud-based monetization. Aria for Communications serves mobile, multiple system operators, and over-the-top media providers. The company serves clients across hi-tech, media, telecom, cloud services, and finance industries worldwide, helping them maximize customer satisfaction, retention, and lifetime value through agile billing and active customer engagement.

Kineto Wireless

Series D in 2008
Kineto Wireless is a privately held company that specializes in fixed-mobile convergence technology, aiding mobile operators in their transition to IP-based services. The company offers solutions designed to enhance the competitiveness of mobile operators against over-the-top service providers. Key offerings include Smart Comms, which leverages Rich Communications Suite technology to help operators brand and monetize their voice and messaging services, and Smart Wi-Fi, which transforms existing Wi-Fi access points into virtual femtocells on operators' networks. These technologies enable smartphone users to access mobile services over Wi-Fi, including voice and messaging. Kineto collaborates with various industry partners such as HTC Corporation, Huawei, and T-Mobile USA to deliver its innovative solutions.

Genband

Series D in 2008
Genband is a global provider of high-performance IP gateways and session border controllers, which are integral components in fixed and mobile networks worldwide. The company's products facilitate secure communication by evolving and enhancing networks' capabilities.

Optinuity

Series B in 2008
Optinuity, Inc. specializes in autonomic policy management solutions aimed at enterprises and service providers. The company's flagship product, Optinuity Oasis, enables organizations to create and implement autonomic policies that facilitate self-management of complex business systems. In addition to its software offerings, Optinuity provides a range of professional services, including autonomic policy planning and design, installation and configuration, custom development, and training. The company's solutions are particularly tailored for the financial services, healthcare, and telecommunications sectors. Founded in 2004 and headquartered in Bethesda, Maryland, Optinuity operates as a subsidiary of CA, Inc.

Teranetics

Series D in 2008
Teranetics is a prominent mixed-signal integrated circuit (IC) company that specializes in the development of silicon products tailored for advanced communication applications. The company's core team possesses extensive experience in product development within the fields of advanced communication systems and silicon technology. Teranetics benefits from the support of a group of venture investors who have significant expertise and a history of success in the semiconductor and communication sectors.

Digit Wireless

Series D in 2008
Digit Wireless, operates as a user interface innovation company. It offers Fastap keypad technology solutions that enable to discover, access, and use messaging, mobile data, and voice services. The company licenses its technology to mobile manufacturers and operators. Digit Wireless, Inc. was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Burlington, Massachusetts with additional offices in Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, London, and Seoul.

Quantenna Communications

Series B in 2007
Quantenna Communications specializes in designing, developing, and marketing advanced wireless communication solutions for local area networking. The company’s product portfolio includes high-performance radio frequency chips and digital baseband chips that support various Wi-Fi standards, such as 802.11n, 802.11ac, and the draft Wi-Fi 6 standard. Additionally, Quantenna offers Qdock, a software framework that facilitates the integration of third-party applications with its Wi-Fi solutions. The company's products cater to a wide range of applications, including home networking, retail, outdoor, small and medium businesses, enterprise, industrial, and consumer electronics. Quantenna sells its solutions directly to original equipment manufacturers, original design manufacturers, and third-party distributors, primarily generating revenue from the Asia-Pacific region. Founded in 2006 and headquartered in San Jose, California, Quantenna has established itself as a leader in Wi-Fi technologies and continues to innovate to enhance speed, range, efficiency, and reliability. As of June 2019, Quantenna operates as a subsidiary of ON Semiconductor Corporation.

Asoka

Series A in 2007
Asoka develops powerline networking products that utilize existing electrical wiring to provide high-speed internet and broadband services in residential and commercial settings. The company offers a comprehensive range of products, including HomePlug-certified solutions for various applications such as internet access, VoIP, and IPTV. Asoka is recognized for its leadership in powerline technology, having pioneered remotely manageable solutions suitable for deployment by carriers and systems integrators. Its residential product line, PlugLink, features user-friendly devices like Ethernet and wireless routers, integrated power strip adapters, and remotely accessible IP cameras. For commercial environments, the PlugLAN product line ensures reliable internet access across multiple locations, including multi-dwelling units and small businesses, while providing robust management and security features. Through its innovative offerings, Asoka enables efficient networking and energy management, allowing users to control their systems online.

Neoconix

Series C in 2007
Neoconix, Inc. is a supplier of low-profile, high-performance electrical connectors tailored for mobile, enterprise IT, and industrial markets. Established in 2002 and based in San Jose, California, the company specializes in miniaturized connector solutions, utilizing its patented PCBeam technology to ensure rapid development and competitive pricing. Neoconix offers a diverse range of products, including standard mobile connectors, high-speed connectors, custom solutions like battery and display connectors, and various assemblies such as the FPConnected family. Its products serve multiple sectors, including computing, telecommunications, consumer electronics, military-aerospace, medical, and test equipment markets. With over 60 patents issued or pending, Neoconix is recognized for delivering industry-leading reliability and performance, achieving speeds exceeding 25Gb/s for various applications.

ULocate Communications

Series C in 2007
ULocate Communications offers its users with wireless location-based services that leverages individual locations for customized deliveries. ULocate Communications is a U.S.-based company that was founded in 2003.

Intercasting

Series B in 2007
Intercasting is a mobile social networking company that specializes in providing services to wireless carriers and device manufacturers. Established in 2004, the company is known for its flagship platform, ANTHEM 2.0, which enables the integration of instant messaging, email, and social networking features into mobile offerings. Intercasting gained recognition for being one of the pioneers in deploying a carrier-grade mobile blogging and social networking application in North America, exemplified by its early product, Rabble.

XConnect Global Networks

Series A in 2007
XConnect Global Networks is a leading provider of next-generation interconnection services that facilitate the adoption of IP-based multimedia communications. The company leverages its advanced ENUM registry and IPX hub technology to help customers optimize their network and technology investments, enabling the delivery of IP voice, video, and unified communications across various networks and platforms. Headquartered in London, with additional offices in the USA, EMEA, and Asia, XConnect serves a diverse customer base that includes major carriers, service providers, and video conferencing providers across more than 70 countries. Their federation-based peering services offer real-time access to comprehensive and secure phone number data, empowering mobile communications and ensuring efficient connectivity for IP-enabled carriers and service providers.

Optinuity

Series B in 2007
Optinuity, Inc. specializes in autonomic policy management solutions aimed at enterprises and service providers. The company's flagship product, Optinuity Oasis, enables organizations to create and implement autonomic policies that facilitate self-management of complex business systems. In addition to its software offerings, Optinuity provides a range of professional services, including autonomic policy planning and design, installation and configuration, custom development, and training. The company's solutions are particularly tailored for the financial services, healthcare, and telecommunications sectors. Founded in 2004 and headquartered in Bethesda, Maryland, Optinuity operates as a subsidiary of CA, Inc.

Genband

Series C in 2007
Genband is a global provider of high-performance IP gateways and session border controllers, which are integral components in fixed and mobile networks worldwide. The company's products facilitate secure communication by evolving and enhancing networks' capabilities.

Kineto Wireless

Series C in 2007
Kineto Wireless is a privately held company that specializes in fixed-mobile convergence technology, aiding mobile operators in their transition to IP-based services. The company offers solutions designed to enhance the competitiveness of mobile operators against over-the-top service providers. Key offerings include Smart Comms, which leverages Rich Communications Suite technology to help operators brand and monetize their voice and messaging services, and Smart Wi-Fi, which transforms existing Wi-Fi access points into virtual femtocells on operators' networks. These technologies enable smartphone users to access mobile services over Wi-Fi, including voice and messaging. Kineto collaborates with various industry partners such as HTC Corporation, Huawei, and T-Mobile USA to deliver its innovative solutions.

Teranetics

Series C in 2006
Teranetics is a prominent mixed-signal integrated circuit (IC) company that specializes in the development of silicon products tailored for advanced communication applications. The company's core team possesses extensive experience in product development within the fields of advanced communication systems and silicon technology. Teranetics benefits from the support of a group of venture investors who have significant expertise and a history of success in the semiconductor and communication sectors.

Vocera Communications

Series F in 2006
Vocera Communications, Inc. specializes in providing secure and integrated communication and workflow solutions tailored for mobile workers across various sectors, including healthcare, hospitality, retail, energy, and education. The company’s offerings enhance communication and operational efficiency by integrating with existing clinical systems, such as electronic health records and nurse call systems. Vocera's product suite includes the Vocera Communication and Workflow System, which connects various communication devices, including hands-free and voice-controlled options, and the Vocera Care Experience software, designed to improve patient care quality and streamline manual tasks. Additionally, Vocera operates the Experience Innovation Network, collaborating with healthcare organizations to develop innovative solutions that improve patient and care team experiences. The company, founded in 2000 and headquartered in San Jose, California, serves approximately 1,700 healthcare facilities globally, including hospitals and clinics, and distributes its products through direct sales, resellers, and distributors.

Anda Networks

Venture Round in 2006
ANDA Networks is a prominent provider of carrier-class solutions for fiber and copper-based access networks globally. The company specializes in Ethernet equipment that enables carriers to deliver a range of services, including Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP), circuit-to-packet conversion, and data services. Their application-specific products are designed to address challenges in legacy networks while providing cost-effective pathways for transitioning to next-generation network infrastructure.

ApaceWave Technologies

Series A in 2006
ApaceWave Technologies is a prominent company based in Silicon Valley, California, specializing in the development of baseband processors specifically for the WiMAX industry. Founded by experienced industry veterans, the company focuses on creating next-generation mobile broadband solutions that adhere to the IEEE 802.16e/WiMAX standards. With a commitment to innovation, ApaceWave Technologies aims to transform technological advancements into leading products within the global market.

Neoconix

Venture Round in 2006
Neoconix, Inc. is a supplier of low-profile, high-performance electrical connectors tailored for mobile, enterprise IT, and industrial markets. Established in 2002 and based in San Jose, California, the company specializes in miniaturized connector solutions, utilizing its patented PCBeam technology to ensure rapid development and competitive pricing. Neoconix offers a diverse range of products, including standard mobile connectors, high-speed connectors, custom solutions like battery and display connectors, and various assemblies such as the FPConnected family. Its products serve multiple sectors, including computing, telecommunications, consumer electronics, military-aerospace, medical, and test equipment markets. With over 60 patents issued or pending, Neoconix is recognized for delivering industry-leading reliability and performance, achieving speeds exceeding 25Gb/s for various applications.

Teranetics

Series B in 2005
Teranetics is a prominent mixed-signal integrated circuit (IC) company that specializes in the development of silicon products tailored for advanced communication applications. The company's core team possesses extensive experience in product development within the fields of advanced communication systems and silicon technology. Teranetics benefits from the support of a group of venture investors who have significant expertise and a history of success in the semiconductor and communication sectors.

Neoconix

Series B in 2005
Neoconix, Inc. is a supplier of low-profile, high-performance electrical connectors tailored for mobile, enterprise IT, and industrial markets. Established in 2002 and based in San Jose, California, the company specializes in miniaturized connector solutions, utilizing its patented PCBeam technology to ensure rapid development and competitive pricing. Neoconix offers a diverse range of products, including standard mobile connectors, high-speed connectors, custom solutions like battery and display connectors, and various assemblies such as the FPConnected family. Its products serve multiple sectors, including computing, telecommunications, consumer electronics, military-aerospace, medical, and test equipment markets. With over 60 patents issued or pending, Neoconix is recognized for delivering industry-leading reliability and performance, achieving speeds exceeding 25Gb/s for various applications.

Digit Wireless

Series C in 2005
Digit Wireless, operates as a user interface innovation company. It offers Fastap keypad technology solutions that enable to discover, access, and use messaging, mobile data, and voice services. The company licenses its technology to mobile manufacturers and operators. Digit Wireless, Inc. was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Burlington, Massachusetts with additional offices in Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, London, and Seoul.

Genband

Venture Round in 2005
Genband is a global provider of high-performance IP gateways and session border controllers, which are integral components in fixed and mobile networks worldwide. The company's products facilitate secure communication by evolving and enhancing networks' capabilities.

Optinuity

Series A in 2004
Optinuity, Inc. specializes in autonomic policy management solutions aimed at enterprises and service providers. The company's flagship product, Optinuity Oasis, enables organizations to create and implement autonomic policies that facilitate self-management of complex business systems. In addition to its software offerings, Optinuity provides a range of professional services, including autonomic policy planning and design, installation and configuration, custom development, and training. The company's solutions are particularly tailored for the financial services, healthcare, and telecommunications sectors. Founded in 2004 and headquartered in Bethesda, Maryland, Optinuity operates as a subsidiary of CA, Inc.

Infinera

Series E in 2004
Infinera Corporation is a global provider of optical transport networking equipment, software, and services, headquartered in Sunnyvale, California. The company specializes in photonic integration technology, offering a diverse portfolio that includes modular platforms, coherent optical transport systems, and packet-optical transport solutions. Its products, such as the Infinera Groove series and 7300 series, cater to various transport network applications, enabling high-capacity data transmission and management. Infinera's digital transport node system incorporates advanced technology for digital processing of network traffic. The company also provides a range of support services, including technical support, installation, and professional services. Infinera's customer base consists of telecommunications service providers, internet content providers, cable operators, research institutions, large enterprises, and government entities, all of whom rely on its solutions for efficient optical networking. Founded in 2000, Infinera continues to innovate in the field of optical networking, enhancing the capabilities of global communications infrastructure.

Kineto Wireless

Series C in 2004
Kineto Wireless is a privately held company that specializes in fixed-mobile convergence technology, aiding mobile operators in their transition to IP-based services. The company offers solutions designed to enhance the competitiveness of mobile operators against over-the-top service providers. Key offerings include Smart Comms, which leverages Rich Communications Suite technology to help operators brand and monetize their voice and messaging services, and Smart Wi-Fi, which transforms existing Wi-Fi access points into virtual femtocells on operators' networks. These technologies enable smartphone users to access mobile services over Wi-Fi, including voice and messaging. Kineto collaborates with various industry partners such as HTC Corporation, Huawei, and T-Mobile USA to deliver its innovative solutions.

RelayHealth

Series F in 2004
RelayHealth is a provider of online healthcare communication services that facilitates secure and convenient information exchange among various healthcare stakeholders, including patients, providers, pharmacies, payors, and pharmaceutical manufacturers. The company offers a range of services such as ePrescribing, online refills, access to lab results, reimbursable online visits, and online bill payments. By enabling consistent connectivity among medical companies, doctors, and patients, RelayHealth aims to streamline interactions within the healthcare system. This connectivity ultimately contributes to improved patient care, faster access to necessary services, reduced costs, and enhanced operational efficiency for healthcare providers.

IMlogic

Series C in 2004
IMlogic, Inc. specializes in enterprise software designed to enhance instant messaging capabilities across various sectors, including financial services, healthcare, government, and telecommunications. The company offers solutions that allow organizations to secure and manage both public and private instant messaging networks, ensuring compliance with regulatory and corporate governance policies. By leveraging its technology, IMlogic enables real-time business communications, facilitating improved collaboration and efficiency within diverse industries.

Infinera

Series D in 2003
Infinera Corporation is a global provider of optical transport networking equipment, software, and services, headquartered in Sunnyvale, California. The company specializes in photonic integration technology, offering a diverse portfolio that includes modular platforms, coherent optical transport systems, and packet-optical transport solutions. Its products, such as the Infinera Groove series and 7300 series, cater to various transport network applications, enabling high-capacity data transmission and management. Infinera's digital transport node system incorporates advanced technology for digital processing of network traffic. The company also provides a range of support services, including technical support, installation, and professional services. Infinera's customer base consists of telecommunications service providers, internet content providers, cable operators, research institutions, large enterprises, and government entities, all of whom rely on its solutions for efficient optical networking. Founded in 2000, Infinera continues to innovate in the field of optical networking, enhancing the capabilities of global communications infrastructure.

Tantivy Communications

Venture Round in 2003
Tantivy Communications offers business communication, documentation, and data communications consulting services. It also develops communication and telecommunications software solutions and equipment. Tantivy Communications was acquired by InterDigital Communications in August 2003. Tantivy Communications was founded in 1997 and is based in Melbourne, Florida.

ZettaCom

Series C in 2003
ZettaCom, Inc. manufactures and supplies chipset solutions to core multi-service switch and router original equipment manufacturers (OEMs).

RelayHealth

Series E in 2003
RelayHealth is a provider of online healthcare communication services that facilitates secure and convenient information exchange among various healthcare stakeholders, including patients, providers, pharmacies, payors, and pharmaceutical manufacturers. The company offers a range of services such as ePrescribing, online refills, access to lab results, reimbursable online visits, and online bill payments. By enabling consistent connectivity among medical companies, doctors, and patients, RelayHealth aims to streamline interactions within the healthcare system. This connectivity ultimately contributes to improved patient care, faster access to necessary services, reduced costs, and enhanced operational efficiency for healthcare providers.

Kineto Wireless

Series B in 2003
Kineto Wireless is a privately held company that specializes in fixed-mobile convergence technology, aiding mobile operators in their transition to IP-based services. The company offers solutions designed to enhance the competitiveness of mobile operators against over-the-top service providers. Key offerings include Smart Comms, which leverages Rich Communications Suite technology to help operators brand and monetize their voice and messaging services, and Smart Wi-Fi, which transforms existing Wi-Fi access points into virtual femtocells on operators' networks. These technologies enable smartphone users to access mobile services over Wi-Fi, including voice and messaging. Kineto collaborates with various industry partners such as HTC Corporation, Huawei, and T-Mobile USA to deliver its innovative solutions.

Vocera Communications

Series D in 2003
Vocera Communications, Inc. specializes in providing secure and integrated communication and workflow solutions tailored for mobile workers across various sectors, including healthcare, hospitality, retail, energy, and education. The company’s offerings enhance communication and operational efficiency by integrating with existing clinical systems, such as electronic health records and nurse call systems. Vocera's product suite includes the Vocera Communication and Workflow System, which connects various communication devices, including hands-free and voice-controlled options, and the Vocera Care Experience software, designed to improve patient care quality and streamline manual tasks. Additionally, Vocera operates the Experience Innovation Network, collaborating with healthcare organizations to develop innovative solutions that improve patient and care team experiences. The company, founded in 2000 and headquartered in San Jose, California, serves approximately 1,700 healthcare facilities globally, including hospitals and clinics, and distributes its products through direct sales, resellers, and distributors.

HelloSoft

Series A in 2003
HelloSoft (www.hellosoft.com) is one of the world's leading providers of V.VoIP and wireless LAN technologies. HelloSoft supplies both software and emiconductor connectivity intellectual property to semiconductor manufacturers, and supplies software intellectual property to major ODMs/OEMs and also to tier 1 service providers/operators who offer VoIP and Video over IP services. The HelloSoft business model is based on licensing fees and royalty payments. HelloSoft has a workforce of 85 people including an R&D facility in Hyderabad, India with corporate and sales offices in San Jose, California in the heart of Silicon Valley, with sales distributors and representatives worldwide. HelloSoft is led by company founder and CEO, Krishna Yarlagadda, who is supported by an experienced and highly innovative team. Imagination expects Krishna and his team to continue to remain actively involved in developing the HelloSoft product set. In addition Krishna Yarlagadda will assume the role of President, Imagination Technologies USA.

IMlogic

Series B in 2003
IMlogic, Inc. specializes in enterprise software designed to enhance instant messaging capabilities across various sectors, including financial services, healthcare, government, and telecommunications. The company offers solutions that allow organizations to secure and manage both public and private instant messaging networks, ensuring compliance with regulatory and corporate governance policies. By leveraging its technology, IMlogic enables real-time business communications, facilitating improved collaboration and efficiency within diverse industries.

Qpass

Series B in 2002
Qpass is a U.S.-based software provider that focuses on managing the full cycle of activities for business systems and value-added data services for wireless carriers and network operators. Founded in 1997, the company initially operated as a web payment service, offering a digital wallet solution that facilitated e-commerce transactions for participating merchants. Qpass's platform enables the marketing and merchandising of digital goods and services, managing content applications and services across mobile, VoIP, and Wi-Fi networks. The company provides essential functions such as authentication, transaction management, access control, billing, settlement, and customer care. In 2004, Qpass expanded its capabilities by acquiring Dublin-based Altamedius, a prominent European payment provider, to enhance its mobile commerce offerings. In 2006, Qpass was acquired by Amdocs Ltd., further integrating its solutions within the broader telecommunications landscape.

2Wire

Series E in 2002
2Wire, based in San Jose, California, specializes in providing broadband service delivery platforms for companies that serve consumers. The company focuses on developing integrated solutions to deliver broadband services and content throughout homes or small offices. 2Wire's products leverage its expertise in software and hardware to enable home and small business users to fully utilize the benefits of broadband. Additionally, 2Wire offers service providers a flexible platform to manage feature-rich Internet, telephony, entertainment, and other enhanced broadband application services. Its product range includes residential gateways, multi-service media platforms, intelligent home servers, remote management systems, call center customer support, and intelligent gateways that function as modems, routers, wireless access points, and firewalls.

NeoPhotonics

Venture Round in 2002
NeoPhotonics is a technology company specializing in the development, manufacture, and sale of optical components and subsystems used in high-speed digital communications networks. The company offers a comprehensive range of active and passive optical products tailored for various market segments, including fiber-to-the-home (FTTH), data communications, storage area networks, and both metro and long-haul networks. Its product lineup includes transceivers, integrated splitters, multiplexers, and advanced optical modules, all designed to support a wide array of data rates and applications. Notably, NeoPhotonics is recognized for its innovative silica Planar Lightwave Circuit (PLC) technology, which plays a crucial role in modern optical networks. Additionally, the company produces MEMS-based Variable Optical Attenuators and Dynamic Channel Equalizers, enhancing the performance and efficiency of communication systems.

Accessline Communications

Venture Round in 2002
AccessLine Communications is a provider of hosted communications and managed voice services, primarily catering to small and medium businesses. Founded in 1983 and based in the United States, the company offers a comprehensive suite of cloud business applications that integrate essential IT services, including digital business phone systems, conferencing, voicemail, fax-to-email, toll-free numbers, and virtual receptionist solutions. AccessLine also delivers specialized industry solutions tailored for sectors such as construction, financial services, healthcare, high tech, legal, and manufacturing. By focusing on providing flexible communication tools, AccessLine enables its customers and partners to concentrate on their core business activities. The company was acquired by Telanetix in 2007.

Vocera Communications

Series C in 2002
Vocera Communications, Inc. specializes in providing secure and integrated communication and workflow solutions tailored for mobile workers across various sectors, including healthcare, hospitality, retail, energy, and education. The company’s offerings enhance communication and operational efficiency by integrating with existing clinical systems, such as electronic health records and nurse call systems. Vocera's product suite includes the Vocera Communication and Workflow System, which connects various communication devices, including hands-free and voice-controlled options, and the Vocera Care Experience software, designed to improve patient care quality and streamline manual tasks. Additionally, Vocera operates the Experience Innovation Network, collaborating with healthcare organizations to develop innovative solutions that improve patient and care team experiences. The company, founded in 2000 and headquartered in San Jose, California, serves approximately 1,700 healthcare facilities globally, including hospitals and clinics, and distributes its products through direct sales, resellers, and distributors.

P-Cube

Series C in 2002
P-Cube develops programmable IP service control platforms for broadband and mobile network operators. The company's products include engage, which offers service providers a roadmap to profitability by offering technology that enables operators to adopt a phased approach; encharge, which works with existing OSS and BSS systems that creates a converged voice and data prepaid-postpaid environment; and service control platforms.

Polaris Networks

Series B in 2002
Polaris Networks specializes in developing test tools, simulation tools, and software engineering services for wireless and telecommunications technologies. The company offers optical transport switching systems designed to enhance communication capabilities. Its product portfolio includes functional and load testers, as well as simulation tools specifically for LTE access and packet core. These offerings cater to network equipment manufacturers, service providers, and test labs, providing them with a comprehensive range of testing and communication solutions to improve network performance and reliability.

Cedar Point Communications

Series A in 2002
Cedar Point Communications specializes in integrated voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) and multimedia switching technologies tailored for the telecommunications industry, including service providers and enterprises. Established in 2000 and headquartered in Derry, New Hampshire, with an additional office in Meersburg, Germany, the company offers products such as the SAFARI C3 media switching system, which provides Internet Protocol Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) capabilities to facilitate the transition to IMS architecture in converged networks. Another key product is the SAFARI eMG media gateway, known for its flexibility. Cedar Point Communications also delivers training and customer services, catering to a diverse clientele that includes information technology departments, network operators, cable operators, telecommunications carriers, enterprise customers, and educational institutions.

Accelight Networks

Venture Round in 2001
AcceLight Networks has unleashed a new class of intelligent optical core aggregation - Photonic Service Switching (PSS). The innovative solutions provided by the PhotoniX family provides switched services to the installed wavelength core, which enables massive scalability with new revenue opportunities.

2Wire

Series D in 2001
2Wire, based in San Jose, California, specializes in providing broadband service delivery platforms for companies that serve consumers. The company focuses on developing integrated solutions to deliver broadband services and content throughout homes or small offices. 2Wire's products leverage its expertise in software and hardware to enable home and small business users to fully utilize the benefits of broadband. Additionally, 2Wire offers service providers a flexible platform to manage feature-rich Internet, telephony, entertainment, and other enhanced broadband application services. Its product range includes residential gateways, multi-service media platforms, intelligent home servers, remote management systems, call center customer support, and intelligent gateways that function as modems, routers, wireless access points, and firewalls.

Healinx

Series D in 2001
Healinx is a unique medical relationship management application service provider (ASP). Our mission is to increase communication and the satisfaction level between patients and their doctors, while enhancing physician practice efficiency and profitability. By providing a Web-based channel that links patients directly to their personal doctors, Healinx allows patients to communicate with their doctors or access their medical information anytime -- from anywhere. In addition, patients can receive personalized health information from their doctors. The Healinx customized Internet messaging enables doctors and patients to communicate online with state of the art security and privacy. In addition, the Healinx channel includes a set of tools for electronic prescriptions and preventive care.

RelayHealth

Series D in 2001
RelayHealth is a provider of online healthcare communication services that facilitates secure and convenient information exchange among various healthcare stakeholders, including patients, providers, pharmacies, payors, and pharmaceutical manufacturers. The company offers a range of services such as ePrescribing, online refills, access to lab results, reimbursable online visits, and online bill payments. By enabling consistent connectivity among medical companies, doctors, and patients, RelayHealth aims to streamline interactions within the healthcare system. This connectivity ultimately contributes to improved patient care, faster access to necessary services, reduced costs, and enhanced operational efficiency for healthcare providers.

Genband

Series D in 2001
Genband is a global provider of high-performance IP gateways and session border controllers, which are integral components in fixed and mobile networks worldwide. The company's products facilitate secure communication by evolving and enhancing networks' capabilities.

ZettaCom

Series B in 2001
ZettaCom, Inc. manufactures and supplies chipset solutions to core multi-service switch and router original equipment manufacturers (OEMs).

Kineto Wireless

Series A in 2001
Kineto Wireless is a privately held company that specializes in fixed-mobile convergence technology, aiding mobile operators in their transition to IP-based services. The company offers solutions designed to enhance the competitiveness of mobile operators against over-the-top service providers. Key offerings include Smart Comms, which leverages Rich Communications Suite technology to help operators brand and monetize their voice and messaging services, and Smart Wi-Fi, which transforms existing Wi-Fi access points into virtual femtocells on operators' networks. These technologies enable smartphone users to access mobile services over Wi-Fi, including voice and messaging. Kineto collaborates with various industry partners such as HTC Corporation, Huawei, and T-Mobile USA to deliver its innovative solutions.

Infinera

Series A in 2001
Infinera Corporation is a global provider of optical transport networking equipment, software, and services, headquartered in Sunnyvale, California. The company specializes in photonic integration technology, offering a diverse portfolio that includes modular platforms, coherent optical transport systems, and packet-optical transport solutions. Its products, such as the Infinera Groove series and 7300 series, cater to various transport network applications, enabling high-capacity data transmission and management. Infinera's digital transport node system incorporates advanced technology for digital processing of network traffic. The company also provides a range of support services, including technical support, installation, and professional services. Infinera's customer base consists of telecommunications service providers, internet content providers, cable operators, research institutions, large enterprises, and government entities, all of whom rely on its solutions for efficient optical networking. Founded in 2000, Infinera continues to innovate in the field of optical networking, enhancing the capabilities of global communications infrastructure.

Vividon

Series B in 2001
Vividon, formerly known as Exotec, develops scalable, turnkey content distribution servers which enable the delivery of multimedia content and services. Its Delivery Server (CDS) is used by broadband ISPs and network service providers in optimizing the delivery of streaming video and audio.

Edgix Corporation

Series A in 2001
Edgix is an Internet content delivery company providing high-speed Edge Services™ to Internet Service Providers (ISPs) worldwide. Edgix was founded in early 1999 by networking pioneers Mark Hurst, Kyle Powell and Drew Major, the co-founders of Novell, and is led by seasoned executives from companies such as Lucent, UUNet and Bell Atlantic Internetworking.

FutureDial

Seed Round in 2001
FutureDial Inc. is a provider of mobile device processing solutions, catering to wireless carriers, mobile device buy-back trade-in companies, and third-party logistics providers. The company’s SMART Processing platform features various modules, including asset tracking that simultaneously reads connected devices, data clearing and sanitization, and functional testing that enhances hardware evaluation efficiency. Additionally, it offers a suite of tools for iOS devices to boost productivity, automated software distribution, and a Side Loading solution that integrates seamlessly with other systems. FutureDial also encompasses services such as unit identification, lost-stolen verification, contract eligibility verification, and factory setting reset/refurbishment. The company emphasizes consulting, customization, integration, and training services to optimize mobile device processing workflows. Established in 1999 and headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, FutureDial has expanded its presence with locations in London, Taipei, Tokyo, and Nanjing, serving mobile device recyclers, reverse logistics companies, wireless operators, and manufacturers.

TalkingNets

Series B in 2000
TalkingNets is a provider of communication services that delivers packet-based telephone services and voice applications.

Genband

Series C in 2000
Genband is a global provider of high-performance IP gateways and session border controllers, which are integral components in fixed and mobile networks worldwide. The company's products facilitate secure communication by evolving and enhancing networks' capabilities.

Vividon

Series B in 2000
Vividon, formerly known as Exotec, develops scalable, turnkey content distribution servers which enable the delivery of multimedia content and services. Its Delivery Server (CDS) is used by broadband ISPs and network service providers in optimizing the delivery of streaming video and audio.

Onex Communications

Series B in 2000
Onex Communications operates in the competitive telecommunications sector by providing innovative solutions for service providers and telecom equipment vendors. The company specializes in developing advanced VLSI solutions, including its proprietary System Silicon, which enables the integration of switching, routing, and transmission functions on a single chip. This technology allows established telecom vendors to seamlessly transition their existing products to meet next-generation demands while enabling emerging vendors to create cutting-edge carrier systems. By offering features like universal line cards and switch fabrics, Onex Communications helps reduce costs, power consumption, and system complexity, resulting in significant operational savings for service providers. The company's commitment to innovation has garnered recognition, including being named a "private company to watch" in the communications semiconductor industry. Headquartered in Bedford, Massachusetts, Onex Communications collaborates with leading technology firms to deliver best-in-class solutions to its clients.

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.

Polaris Networks

Series A in 2000
Polaris Networks specializes in developing test tools, simulation tools, and software engineering services for wireless and telecommunications technologies. The company offers optical transport switching systems designed to enhance communication capabilities. Its product portfolio includes functional and load testers, as well as simulation tools specifically for LTE access and packet core. These offerings cater to network equipment manufacturers, service providers, and test labs, providing them with a comprehensive range of testing and communication solutions to improve network performance and reliability.

Accessline Communications

Venture Round in 2000
AccessLine Communications is a provider of hosted communications and managed voice services, primarily catering to small and medium businesses. Founded in 1983 and based in the United States, the company offers a comprehensive suite of cloud business applications that integrate essential IT services, including digital business phone systems, conferencing, voicemail, fax-to-email, toll-free numbers, and virtual receptionist solutions. AccessLine also delivers specialized industry solutions tailored for sectors such as construction, financial services, healthcare, high tech, legal, and manufacturing. By focusing on providing flexible communication tools, AccessLine enables its customers and partners to concentrate on their core business activities. The company was acquired by Telanetix in 2007.

OptiMight Communications

Series B in 2000
OptiMight Communications Inc. manufactures telecommunications equipments. It offers Coherence Division Multiplexing (CDM) optical telecommunications and networking systems.

Qpass

Series A in 2000
Qpass is a U.S.-based software provider that focuses on managing the full cycle of activities for business systems and value-added data services for wireless carriers and network operators. Founded in 1997, the company initially operated as a web payment service, offering a digital wallet solution that facilitated e-commerce transactions for participating merchants. Qpass's platform enables the marketing and merchandising of digital goods and services, managing content applications and services across mobile, VoIP, and Wi-Fi networks. The company provides essential functions such as authentication, transaction management, access control, billing, settlement, and customer care. In 2004, Qpass expanded its capabilities by acquiring Dublin-based Altamedius, a prominent European payment provider, to enhance its mobile commerce offerings. In 2006, Qpass was acquired by Amdocs Ltd., further integrating its solutions within the broader telecommunications landscape.

2nd Century

Venture Round in 2000
2nd Century Communications is a developer of business communication software designed to address the communication needs of small and medium-sized enterprises. The company operates as an open network application service provider, enabling these businesses to leverage advanced internet networking capabilities. Its software offers a unified communications and desktop computing environment, equipping organizations to enhance their operational efficiency and competitiveness in the modern marketplace.
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