BDC Capital Inc. is the private equity and venture capital arm of the Business Development Bank of Canada, established in 1975 and headquartered in Montreal. The firm specializes in direct investments and fund of funds, focusing on a broad spectrum of financing options including venture capital, growth equity, and mezzanine investments. It primarily targets small and medium-sized enterprises across various sectors, including healthcare, information technology, and clean technology. BDC Capital is particularly interested in early-stage and development technology companies, as well as women-led firms. The firm typically invests between CAD 0.1 million and CAD 35 million, often taking minority stakes and seeking board representation in its investee companies. BDC Capital emphasizes a strong presence across Canada, with particular attention to regions such as Quebec, Ontario, and British Columbia, and it employs various exit strategies, including initial public offerings and strategic sales. With a history of investing in over 400 companies, BDC Capital aims to foster the growth of innovative businesses and contribute to the economic development of the Canadian landscape.
5, Place Ville Marie, Suite 100 Montreal, Quebec H3B 5E7
Dinar Ahmed
Principal
Phil Anzarut
Partner, Co-Investment Fund
Daniel Armali
Analyst, Healthcare Venture Fund
Réjean Asselin
Assistant Vice President, Portfolio Management - Growth and Transition Capital
Dominique Bélanger
Managing Partner, Co-Investments
Amine Benmoussa
Principal
Disha Bhargav
Associate Director, Fund Investment
Jeremy Billan
Partner, Growth Equity Partners
Tony Bommel
Senior Managing Partner
Ela Borenstein
Vice President, Venture Capital Incentivized Programs
Cheri Corbett
Director
Kristina D'Amico
Director, Fund Investments
Kyle Feucht
Managing Director, Growth and Transition Capital
Ajay Gopal
Associate Director
Saif Hashmi
Principal, Seed Fund and IT Venture Fund
Vivian Kan
Partner
Karim Kennedy
Director - Cleantech Practice
Leonard Kofman
Partner, Intellectual Property-Backed Financing
Siddartha Krishnan
Principal
Lily Lam
Director, Fund Investments
Larry Lam
Partner, ICE Technology Venture Fund
Charles Lespérance
Partner
Sandy Li
Associate
Mark Lunick
Senior Director, Growth and Transition Capital
Dion Madsen
Senior Managing Partner
Benoît Mignacco
Vice President, Portfolio Management Growth and Transition Capital
Simon Mills
Director, Growth and Transition Capital
Claude Miron
Managing Partner - Growth Equity Partners
Anamika Mukherjee
Partner of Industrial, Clean and Energy Technology Venture Fund
Alison Nankivell
Vice President, Fund Investments and Global Scaling
Jérôme Nycz
EVP, BDC Capital
Thomas Park
BDC Capital’s Deep Tech Venture Fund Partner
Jean-Philippe Poissant
Managing Director, Growth and Transition Capital
Matt Price
Managing Director, Growth and Transition Capital
Salman Qadir
Senior Associate
Loren Rafeson
Partner
Karl Reckziegel
Senior Vice President
Joseph Regan
Managing Partner, Industrial Innovation Fund
Lally Rementilla
Managing Partner
Susan Rohac
Managing Partner, Climate Tech Fund
Paul Ryan
Senior Director
Victor Scutaru
Managing Director, Private Equity Funds Portfolio
Robert Simon
Senior Managing Partner
Matt Stanley
Director, Cleantech Practice
Stephanie Tadros
Associate Director, Fund Investments
Zoltan Tompa
Director, Cleantech Practice
Ron Warburton
Managing Partner
Ronald Warburton
Managing Partner, BDC IT Venture Fund and Seed Fund
Brian Whiteway
Senior Director, Growth and Transition Capital
Angelo Zeni
Managing Director, Growth and Transition Capital
Bharat Srinivasa
Analyst, Healthcare Venture Fund
Michelle Scarborough
Managing Director
Past deals in Networking
InPho
Seed Round in 2023
Revolutionary optical data connections for the high performance cloud
Expeto
Convertible Note in 2021
Expeto is a pioneering developer of a Private Mobile Networking (PMN) platform that enables enterprises to extend both public and private mobile networks into a secure corporate wide area network (WAN). This innovative platform allows businesses to maintain control over their data and devices while providing a comprehensive solution for managing connected operations. Unlike traditional hardware-dependent systems, Expeto's software is designed for easy installation and management behind firewalls, in the cloud, at the edge, or on-premises. Offered as a service, it simplifies deployment and management, making it comparable to Wi-Fi networks. The platform supports enterprises in coordinating all aspects of their operations, from logistics to analytics, facilitating the deployment of connected devices globally within a secure private network.
Dejero
Venture Round in 2021
Dejero is a company that focuses on providing reliable video and networking solutions to ensure uninterrupted internet connectivity for critical communications. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Waterloo, Ontario, Dejero utilizes intelligent network aggregation technology to combine various telecommunication networks, including 4G/5G cellular, satellite, and fixed broadband. This approach results in a software-defined "network of networks" that enhances reliability, expands coverage, and increases bandwidth for its global clientele. Dejero specializes in routers and network blending software, enabling the transport of live and recorded video from cameras over multiple connections. This capability allows clients to broadcast live events and share feeds from remote locations, facilitating effective online collaboration and secure data exchange.
Rockport Networks
Venture Round in 2020
Rockport’s switchless networking is replacing the traditional data center network architecture with a power-efficient direct interconnect architecture that scales performance, improves security, and radically reduces costs across the board. Rockport is backed by a world-leading research and development team with a track record in enterprise execution and deep industry relationships. The team is committed to helping its customers simplify the network.
Adaptiv Networks
Venture Round in 2019
Adaptiv Networks, Inc. specializes in cloud connectivity solutions that facilitate digital business transformation. The company provides software-defined wide-area networks (SD-WAN) which enable simultaneous voice, data, and video transmission over a unified infrastructure. Its offerings include features such as automatic site failover, multi-link aggregation, and cloud-based management, designed to ensure reliability and agility for businesses that rely on cloud services. Adaptiv Networks also offers SD-INTERNET, enhancing network productivity for various sectors including retail, manufacturing, and digital small-to-medium-sized enterprises. Established in 2002 and headquartered in Mississauga, Canada, the company collaborates with partners like Future Link Communications and Access One, Inc. to deliver managed SD-WAN services, aiming to simplify digital transformation for organizations of all sizes.
DERYtelecom
Venture Round in 2016
DERYtelecom Inc. is a telecommunications company based in La Baie, Quebec, specializing in cable distribution and a hybrid fiber network. Founded in 1954, the company offers a range of services, including Internet access, website hosting, and phone services, which have been deployed across most of its territories. DERYtelecom focuses on optimizing and expanding its cable network while also providing mobile, television, and ADSL services, catering to the communication needs of its customers in the Saguenay region.
CENX
Series D in 2015
Cenx, Inc. is a provider of service orchestration solutions for mobile, wireline, cable, and cloud data center service providers, operating in Canada and internationally. Founded in 2009 and based in Ottawa, Cenx specializes in software that automates the lifecycle management of data services across various network infrastructures, including network functions virtualization and software-defined networking. Its flagship product, the Cortx Service Orchestrator, streamlines processes such as ordering, provisioning, monitoring, and assuring data connectivity services. Cenx's offerings encompass mobile backhaul, enterprise connectivity, and cloud exchange, among others. The company also provides professional services, including data audits, cloud-based automated access ordering, installation, integration, and training, along with technical support for product-related inquiries and software maintenance. Additionally, Cenx plays a crucial role in the development of Carrier Ethernet standards, having received recognition for its innovation in the industry. The company serves tier 1 service providers and has operations in Canada, the United Kingdom, and Hong Kong.
Ranovus
Series B in 2014
Ranovus is a provider of advanced interconnect solutions for data centers and communications networks, focusing on multi-terabit capabilities. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Ottawa, Ontario, the company develops optoelectronics components and transceiver subsystems that utilize Quantum Dot Multi-Wavelength Laser technology in conjunction with digital and photonics integrated circuit technologies. This innovative approach aims to establish new industry standards for power efficiency, compactness, and cost-effectiveness in optical interconnect solutions, addressing the growing demands of the telecommunications sector for enhanced connectivity alternatives.
BLINQ Networks
Series B in 2014
BLINQ Networks Inc. specializes in non-line-of-sight (NLOS) wireless backhaul solutions designed for outdoor small cell networks. The company offers a range of products, including the X-1200, a dual-band point-to-multipoint adaptive wireless backhaul system that supports both licensed and unlicensed bands, and the X-100, a point-to-multipoint wireless bridge for carrier-grade service in NLOS environments. Additionally, BLINQ provides NodeB backhaul systems that facilitate high-capacity Ethernet links with network timing and quality of service features, along with last mile fiber and microwave extension solutions. Founded in 2008 and based in Plano, Texas, BLINQ Networks was previously known as Velocity Acquisition, Inc. and operates as a subsidiary of Communication Components Inc. The company's experienced management team, with a strong background in wireless technologies, aims to address the growing demand for capacity in mobile internet services.
BTI Systems
Series D in 2014
BTI Systems Inc. is a company that specializes in developing and marketing cloud and metro networking software and systems for carriers, colocation, content, and service providers, as well as cloud infrastructure companies globally. Its product offerings include the BTI Intelligent Cloud Connect platforms for cloud service delivery, high-bandwidth Packet Optical Transport network infrastructure for various metro and regional services, and Access and Aggregation Platforms for carrier Ethernet business services and mobile backhaul applications. Additionally, BTI provides Ethernet Access Platforms to extend services to customer premises and control software for centralized network management. Founded in 2000 and based in Kanata, Canada, BTI also offers professional services such as network planning, systems engineering, and installation. The company serves over 380 customers worldwide and operates regional sales, marketing, and research and development centers internationally. BTI Systems is a subsidiary of Juniper Networks, as of January 2016.
Ranovus
Series A in 2013
Ranovus is a provider of advanced interconnect solutions for data centers and communications networks, focusing on multi-terabit capabilities. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Ottawa, Ontario, the company develops optoelectronics components and transceiver subsystems that utilize Quantum Dot Multi-Wavelength Laser technology in conjunction with digital and photonics integrated circuit technologies. This innovative approach aims to establish new industry standards for power efficiency, compactness, and cost-effectiveness in optical interconnect solutions, addressing the growing demands of the telecommunications sector for enhanced connectivity alternatives.
Auvik Networks
Series A in 2013
Auvik Networks is a company that specializes in cloud-based network management software designed to optimize the performance of IT networks globally. Its platform simplifies and automates network management, enhancing the efficiency and capacity of IT teams while minimizing network-related risks. Auvik provides tools for remote monitoring and management, along with visual representations that enable enterprises to easily configure, monitor, and manage their network devices and applications. Recognized as one of the fastest-growing technology companies in North America, Auvik has received accolades such as the Deloitte Technology Fast 50 and was ranked as the #1 Canadian company in the FT Americas’ Fastest Growing Companies 2020.
Auvik Networks
Seed Round in 2013
Auvik Networks is a company that specializes in cloud-based network management software designed to optimize the performance of IT networks globally. Its platform simplifies and automates network management, enhancing the efficiency and capacity of IT teams while minimizing network-related risks. Auvik provides tools for remote monitoring and management, along with visual representations that enable enterprises to easily configure, monitor, and manage their network devices and applications. Recognized as one of the fastest-growing technology companies in North America, Auvik has received accolades such as the Deloitte Technology Fast 50 and was ranked as the #1 Canadian company in the FT Americas’ Fastest Growing Companies 2020.
BLINQ Networks
Series B in 2012
BLINQ Networks Inc. specializes in non-line-of-sight (NLOS) wireless backhaul solutions designed for outdoor small cell networks. The company offers a range of products, including the X-1200, a dual-band point-to-multipoint adaptive wireless backhaul system that supports both licensed and unlicensed bands, and the X-100, a point-to-multipoint wireless bridge for carrier-grade service in NLOS environments. Additionally, BLINQ provides NodeB backhaul systems that facilitate high-capacity Ethernet links with network timing and quality of service features, along with last mile fiber and microwave extension solutions. Founded in 2008 and based in Plano, Texas, BLINQ Networks was previously known as Velocity Acquisition, Inc. and operates as a subsidiary of Communication Components Inc. The company's experienced management team, with a strong background in wireless technologies, aims to address the growing demand for capacity in mobile internet services.
CML Versatel
Venture Round in 2011
CML Versatel develops communications systems.
BLINQ Networks
Series A in 2011
BLINQ Networks Inc. specializes in non-line-of-sight (NLOS) wireless backhaul solutions designed for outdoor small cell networks. The company offers a range of products, including the X-1200, a dual-band point-to-multipoint adaptive wireless backhaul system that supports both licensed and unlicensed bands, and the X-100, a point-to-multipoint wireless bridge for carrier-grade service in NLOS environments. Additionally, BLINQ provides NodeB backhaul systems that facilitate high-capacity Ethernet links with network timing and quality of service features, along with last mile fiber and microwave extension solutions. Founded in 2008 and based in Plano, Texas, BLINQ Networks was previously known as Velocity Acquisition, Inc. and operates as a subsidiary of Communication Components Inc. The company's experienced management team, with a strong background in wireless technologies, aims to address the growing demand for capacity in mobile internet services.
Vantrix
Venture Round in 2010
Vantrix specializes in the optimization and delivery of digital content over wireless or wired networks to connected devices striving for the best performance, highest quality and most cost-effective solutions available. With a heritage in video and image optimization, Vantrix has developed a high-performance, scalable platform to meet the unique needs of service providers today and into the future. Vantrix solutions are deployed in more than 65 networks worldwide. Vantrix Corporation was formerly known as VoiceAge Networks Corporation. The company was founded in 2004 and is headquartered in Montreal, Canada with additional offices in London, Dubai, the United Arab Emirates and Hong Kong.
Sutus
Venture Round in 2008
Sutus provides small business communication and IT services. Target clients are businesses with 3 to 25 employees. The company works with Windows, Mac and Linux operating systems as well as integrating with applications such as Microsoft Outlook, Entourage and Apple Mail. Features include network infrastructure, file and data sharing capabilities, collaboration tools and fully integrated telephone handsets.
NewStep Networks
Series C in 2008
NewStep Networks, Inc. provides service convergence and fixed-mobile convergence software solutions. The company offers FlexConnect solutions that bring the benefits of service convergence to mobile, office, and home phones; and Enterprise Mobility solutions, which feature one button transfer, single number service, automatic reconnect, single voicemail, and voicemail intercept. It also offers Total Mobility solutions that feature FlexConnect Solution and Enterprise Mobility Solutions, and add features designed for enterprise environments. Its customers include enterprises, service providers, equipment makers, system integrators, and business and consumer users. The company was formerly known as Rev D Networks, Inc. and changed its name to NewStep Networks, Inc. in November 2003. The company was founded in 2003 and is headquartered in Toronto, Canada with additional Offices in Canada, the United States, Europe, and Asia. As of June 8, 2009, NewStep Networks, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Natural Convergence, Inc.
Zeugma Systems
Series B in 2007
Zeugma Systems is a privately held telecommunications equipment supplier delivering open solutions that accelerate new service deployment for broadband service providers of all types. The Zeugma Services Node, a service delivery router (SDR), uniquely combines massive compute resources with next-generation capacity, service awareness, and subscriber awareness in a carrier-grade, fully redundant system. The result is a new class of equipment that enables service providers to: Rapidly prototype and launch new revenue-generating services and network behaviors, Identify and monitor session flows on a highly granular per-subscriber, per-service basis, Manage individual session flows in order to enforce policy-based quality of service (QOS), Develop applications, such as targeted ad insertion, that add value to individual session flows, Reduce the number and types of edge devices required to deliver high-value services while performing, standard broadband aggregation and subscriber management functions.
Vantrix
Series B in 2007
Vantrix specializes in the optimization and delivery of digital content over wireless or wired networks to connected devices striving for the best performance, highest quality and most cost-effective solutions available. With a heritage in video and image optimization, Vantrix has developed a high-performance, scalable platform to meet the unique needs of service providers today and into the future. Vantrix solutions are deployed in more than 65 networks worldwide. Vantrix Corporation was formerly known as VoiceAge Networks Corporation. The company was founded in 2004 and is headquartered in Montreal, Canada with additional offices in London, Dubai, the United Arab Emirates and Hong Kong.
BTI Systems
Series D in 2007
BTI Systems Inc. is a company that specializes in developing and marketing cloud and metro networking software and systems for carriers, colocation, content, and service providers, as well as cloud infrastructure companies globally. Its product offerings include the BTI Intelligent Cloud Connect platforms for cloud service delivery, high-bandwidth Packet Optical Transport network infrastructure for various metro and regional services, and Access and Aggregation Platforms for carrier Ethernet business services and mobile backhaul applications. Additionally, BTI provides Ethernet Access Platforms to extend services to customer premises and control software for centralized network management. Founded in 2000 and based in Kanata, Canada, BTI also offers professional services such as network planning, systems engineering, and installation. The company serves over 380 customers worldwide and operates regional sales, marketing, and research and development centers internationally. BTI Systems is a subsidiary of Juniper Networks, as of January 2016.
Gridpoint Systems
Series A in 2007
Gridpoint Systems specializes in connection-oriented carrier Ethernet solutions focused on traffic engineering and management. The company's offerings enable partners and service providers to effectively plan, provision, and protect Ethernet service and transport networks. Key products include the 3400 intelligent node, which serves as an edge service concentration solution for carrier Ethernet service delivery, and the value management suite, a modular software suite tailored for traffic engineering. Additionally, the Ethernet path computation module is a portable application that facilitates the scaling of multi-vendor, multi-technology, and multi-domain Ethernet networks. Gridpoint's planning and fulfillment applications are utilized by vendors in equipment, EMS/NMS, and OSS markets, ensuring that service providers can deliver scalable and resilient Ethernet service level agreements across both wireless and wireline networks.
iWeb Technologies
Debt Financing in 2007
iWeb is a leading Canadian provider of advanced Internet Hosting Services and IT Infrastructures through shared hosting, unmanaged and managed dedicated servers and colocation. The company operations three datacenters and delivers Internet Hosting Services in English, French and Spanish to businesses of all sizes and kinds around the world, serving customers from more than 135 countries worldwide.
Teradici
Series B in 2007
Teradici Corporation specializes in PC-over-IP (PCoIP) technology, which facilitates the transmission of software images from central servers or workstations to various PCoIP-ready endpoints. This technology enhances the management and provisioning of computing services, supporting diverse work styles including local, remote, and mobile environments. Teradici offers a range of PCoIP solutions, including zero clients, optimized thin clients, hardware accelerators, remote workstation cards, and workstation access software, all designed to provide high-definition, secure computing experiences. The company's offerings also include cloud solutions such as desktop virtualization infrastructure and remote workstation services, along with optimization and monitoring tools. Teradici serves a wide array of clients, including Fortune 500 companies, educational institutions, government agencies, and cloud service providers, and collaborates with OEM partners globally. Founded in 2004 and headquartered in Burnaby, Canada, Teradici emphasizes innovation and has secured over 40 patents to date.
NewStep Networks
Series B in 2006
NewStep Networks, Inc. provides service convergence and fixed-mobile convergence software solutions. The company offers FlexConnect solutions that bring the benefits of service convergence to mobile, office, and home phones; and Enterprise Mobility solutions, which feature one button transfer, single number service, automatic reconnect, single voicemail, and voicemail intercept. It also offers Total Mobility solutions that feature FlexConnect Solution and Enterprise Mobility Solutions, and add features designed for enterprise environments. Its customers include enterprises, service providers, equipment makers, system integrators, and business and consumer users. The company was formerly known as Rev D Networks, Inc. and changed its name to NewStep Networks, Inc. in November 2003. The company was founded in 2003 and is headquartered in Toronto, Canada with additional Offices in Canada, the United States, Europe, and Asia. As of June 8, 2009, NewStep Networks, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Natural Convergence, Inc.
BelAir Networks
Series D in 2006
BelAir Networks specializes in providing advanced wireless networking equipment that is utilized by major service providers such as AT&T, Comcast, and Time Warner Cable. The company's offerings include indoor access points, outdoor picocell base stations, and comprehensive control and management systems, all designed to enable the deployment of high-performance, scalable, and flexible wireless networks. These solutions are particularly valuable for service providers looking to capitalize on the rapid growth of mobile data usage and applications. BelAir Networks also focuses on high-performance video surveillance networks, enterprise WLAN, and public Wi-Fi hotspots, utilizing a patented switched mesh architecture to ensure reliability and flexibility. Founded in 2002 and privately held, the company has garnered support from investment entities including Comcast Interactive Capital and T-Mobile Venture Fund.
iWeb Technologies
Debt Financing in 2006
iWeb is a leading Canadian provider of advanced Internet Hosting Services and IT Infrastructures through shared hosting, unmanaged and managed dedicated servers and colocation. The company operations three datacenters and delivers Internet Hosting Services in English, French and Spanish to businesses of all sizes and kinds around the world, serving customers from more than 135 countries worldwide.
Zeugma Systems
Series A in 2006
Zeugma Systems is a privately held telecommunications equipment supplier delivering open solutions that accelerate new service deployment for broadband service providers of all types. The Zeugma Services Node, a service delivery router (SDR), uniquely combines massive compute resources with next-generation capacity, service awareness, and subscriber awareness in a carrier-grade, fully redundant system. The result is a new class of equipment that enables service providers to: Rapidly prototype and launch new revenue-generating services and network behaviors, Identify and monitor session flows on a highly granular per-subscriber, per-service basis, Manage individual session flows in order to enforce policy-based quality of service (QOS), Develop applications, such as targeted ad insertion, that add value to individual session flows, Reduce the number and types of edge devices required to deliver high-value services while performing, standard broadband aggregation and subscriber management functions.
Hexago
Series A in 2006
Hexago provides IPv6 deployment solutions to the government and defense agencies and contractors, Internet and telecommunications operators, manufacturers, and researchers. Its products include Gateway6, an Internet appliance that allows deployment of IPv6 products and services over the existing IPv4 network infrastructure; and Gateway6 Mobile, which delivers dual-stack connectivity to the mobile users without relying on dual PDP contexts. The company also provides product related consulting services.
Galazar Networks
Series C in 2006
Galazar Networks Inc. designs, develops, and supplies system semiconductors and software solutions. It focuses on Ethernet, DS1/E1, DS3/E3, and SONET/SDH/OTN solutions for carrier grade Ethernet and multi-service line cards.
Metconnex
Venture Round in 2006
Metconnex develops integrated optical modules for optical networks. The company offers products such as wave switching modules for wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) networks. It was founded in 2002 and is based in Ottawa, Canada.
BTI Systems
Series C in 2006
BTI Systems Inc. is a company that specializes in developing and marketing cloud and metro networking software and systems for carriers, colocation, content, and service providers, as well as cloud infrastructure companies globally. Its product offerings include the BTI Intelligent Cloud Connect platforms for cloud service delivery, high-bandwidth Packet Optical Transport network infrastructure for various metro and regional services, and Access and Aggregation Platforms for carrier Ethernet business services and mobile backhaul applications. Additionally, BTI provides Ethernet Access Platforms to extend services to customer premises and control software for centralized network management. Founded in 2000 and based in Kanata, Canada, BTI also offers professional services such as network planning, systems engineering, and installation. The company serves over 380 customers worldwide and operates regional sales, marketing, and research and development centers internationally. BTI Systems is a subsidiary of Juniper Networks, as of January 2016.
BelAir Networks
Series C in 2005
BelAir Networks specializes in providing advanced wireless networking equipment that is utilized by major service providers such as AT&T, Comcast, and Time Warner Cable. The company's offerings include indoor access points, outdoor picocell base stations, and comprehensive control and management systems, all designed to enable the deployment of high-performance, scalable, and flexible wireless networks. These solutions are particularly valuable for service providers looking to capitalize on the rapid growth of mobile data usage and applications. BelAir Networks also focuses on high-performance video surveillance networks, enterprise WLAN, and public Wi-Fi hotspots, utilizing a patented switched mesh architecture to ensure reliability and flexibility. Founded in 2002 and privately held, the company has garnered support from investment entities including Comcast Interactive Capital and T-Mobile Venture Fund.
AppLogic Networks
Venture Round in 2005
Sandvine is focused on protecting and improving the quality of experience on the Internet. Our award-winning network equipment and solutions help cable, DSL, FTTx, fixed wireless and mobile operators better serve their subscribers and understand network trends; offer new services; mitigate malicious traffic; manage network congestion; and deliver QoS-prioritized multimedia services. With customers in more than 70 countries serving over a hundred million broadband and wireless subscribers, Sandvine is enhancing the Internet experience worldwide.
Liquid Computing
Series A in 2005
Liquid Computing Corp. develops converged communications and computing platforms. It designs and develops LiquidIQ, a computing infrastructure that offers IT infrastructure and data centers management, and software-based control of servers, as well as storage and networking resources. The company was founded in 2003 and is based in Ottawa, Canada with an additional office in Stamford, Connecticut.
Colubris Networks
Series C in 2005
Colubris Networks specializes in providing wireless local area network solutions tailored for enterprises and service providers. The company offers a range of products, including the Colubris Wireless MultiService Access Points, which facilitate the establishment of wireless networks with direct source-to-destination traffic forwarding. Additionally, the Wireless Client Bridge allows non-wireless infrastructure devices to be converted into wireless-ready equipment. Colubris Networks also provides MultiService Controllers that oversee the configuration and operation of wireless networks, ensuring effective management and performance.
Vantrix
Series A in 2005
Vantrix specializes in the optimization and delivery of digital content over wireless or wired networks to connected devices striving for the best performance, highest quality and most cost-effective solutions available. With a heritage in video and image optimization, Vantrix has developed a high-performance, scalable platform to meet the unique needs of service providers today and into the future. Vantrix solutions are deployed in more than 65 networks worldwide. Vantrix Corporation was formerly known as VoiceAge Networks Corporation. The company was founded in 2004 and is headquartered in Montreal, Canada with additional offices in London, Dubai, the United Arab Emirates and Hong Kong.
Teradici
Venture Round in 2004
Teradici Corporation specializes in PC-over-IP (PCoIP) technology, which facilitates the transmission of software images from central servers or workstations to various PCoIP-ready endpoints. This technology enhances the management and provisioning of computing services, supporting diverse work styles including local, remote, and mobile environments. Teradici offers a range of PCoIP solutions, including zero clients, optimized thin clients, hardware accelerators, remote workstation cards, and workstation access software, all designed to provide high-definition, secure computing experiences. The company's offerings also include cloud solutions such as desktop virtualization infrastructure and remote workstation services, along with optimization and monitoring tools. Teradici serves a wide array of clients, including Fortune 500 companies, educational institutions, government agencies, and cloud service providers, and collaborates with OEM partners globally. Founded in 2004 and headquartered in Burnaby, Canada, Teradici emphasizes innovation and has secured over 40 patents to date.
TenXc Wireless
Series A in 2004
TenXc Wireless specializes in designing and supplying wireless access systems and antenna products for major wireless operators globally. The company focuses on manufacturing wideband bi-sector arrays, which enhance network performance, spectral efficiency, and coverage. These products also provide clients with the flexibility to target specific network hotspots and develop new networks, thereby supporting the growing demands of wireless mobility applications.
BelAir Networks
Series B in 2003
BelAir Networks specializes in providing advanced wireless networking equipment that is utilized by major service providers such as AT&T, Comcast, and Time Warner Cable. The company's offerings include indoor access points, outdoor picocell base stations, and comprehensive control and management systems, all designed to enable the deployment of high-performance, scalable, and flexible wireless networks. These solutions are particularly valuable for service providers looking to capitalize on the rapid growth of mobile data usage and applications. BelAir Networks also focuses on high-performance video surveillance networks, enterprise WLAN, and public Wi-Fi hotspots, utilizing a patented switched mesh architecture to ensure reliability and flexibility. Founded in 2002 and privately held, the company has garnered support from investment entities including Comcast Interactive Capital and T-Mobile Venture Fund.
NewStep Networks
Series A in 2003
NewStep Networks, Inc. provides service convergence and fixed-mobile convergence software solutions. The company offers FlexConnect solutions that bring the benefits of service convergence to mobile, office, and home phones; and Enterprise Mobility solutions, which feature one button transfer, single number service, automatic reconnect, single voicemail, and voicemail intercept. It also offers Total Mobility solutions that feature FlexConnect Solution and Enterprise Mobility Solutions, and add features designed for enterprise environments. Its customers include enterprises, service providers, equipment makers, system integrators, and business and consumer users. The company was formerly known as Rev D Networks, Inc. and changed its name to NewStep Networks, Inc. in November 2003. The company was founded in 2003 and is headquartered in Toronto, Canada with additional Offices in Canada, the United States, Europe, and Asia. As of June 8, 2009, NewStep Networks, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Natural Convergence, Inc.
BelAir Networks specializes in providing advanced wireless networking equipment that is utilized by major service providers such as AT&T, Comcast, and Time Warner Cable. The company's offerings include indoor access points, outdoor picocell base stations, and comprehensive control and management systems, all designed to enable the deployment of high-performance, scalable, and flexible wireless networks. These solutions are particularly valuable for service providers looking to capitalize on the rapid growth of mobile data usage and applications. BelAir Networks also focuses on high-performance video surveillance networks, enterprise WLAN, and public Wi-Fi hotspots, utilizing a patented switched mesh architecture to ensure reliability and flexibility. Founded in 2002 and privately held, the company has garnered support from investment entities including Comcast Interactive Capital and T-Mobile Venture Fund.
Maximum Throughput
Series A in 2002
Maximum Throughput Inc. is a networked storage developer whose products deliver SAN performance over TCP/IP. The Company's unique solutions provide many times the storage bandwidth of other NAS and SAN products, using software that runs on commodity hardware. Maximum Throughput's products offer unparalleled performance capacity management, and capacity availability, and have the lowest total cost-of-ownership in their class.
Atmos Corp.
Series A in 2001
ATMOS is a semiconductor memory company that focuses on creating embedded memory solutions for system-on-a-chip (SoC) applications. ATMOS offers silicon-proven memory cores to customers in the networking, wireless, graphics and imaging industries that require very large on-chip memory.
Colubris Networks
Series A in 2001
Colubris Networks specializes in providing wireless local area network solutions tailored for enterprises and service providers. The company offers a range of products, including the Colubris Wireless MultiService Access Points, which facilitate the establishment of wireless networks with direct source-to-destination traffic forwarding. Additionally, the Wireless Client Bridge allows non-wireless infrastructure devices to be converted into wireless-ready equipment. Colubris Networks also provides MultiService Controllers that oversee the configuration and operation of wireless networks, ensuring effective management and performance.
Sedona Networks
Series B in 2000
Sedona Networks designs and builds innovative, multi-services access network solutions.
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