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Past deals in Storage Services
Cloudian
Venture Round in 2023
Cloudian is a company that specializes in file and object storage, particularly focusing on S3 object storage within data centers. It offers a hybrid cloud data management platform that allows customers to optimize data access, meet data sovereignty requirements, and reduce costs by consolidating information into a single, cloud-like environment. Cloudian's platform provides scalable and secure object storage for hybrid cloud deployments, enabling organizations to effectively manage and protect their data both on-premises and in the cloud. With its emphasis on data durability and user-friendly management tools, Cloudian aims to transform enterprise data into actionable insights while ensuring compatibility with the industry-standard S3 API.
Pliops
Series D in 2022
Pliops Ltd, established in 2017 and located in Ramat Gan, Israel, specializes in developing advanced cloud storage solutions aimed at addressing the challenges posed by the rapid growth of data and complex application workloads. The company's flagship product, the Pliops Extreme Data Processor (XDP), is designed to enhance storage efficiency and performance by consolidating multiple inefficient layers into a single, high-speed device. This innovation significantly accelerates data processing for applications such as databases, analytics, and machine learning while reducing infrastructure costs. By simplifying the management of flash storage and improving data access speed, Pliops enables cloud and enterprise data centers to meet the increasing demands of modern applications, including AI, big data analytics, and IoT, with greater reliability and efficiency.
MinIO
Series B in 2022
MinIO, Inc. is a developer of a high-performance, open-source object storage server that is compatible with Amazon S3 APIs. Founded in 2014 and based in Palo Alto, California, the company specializes in providing a Kubernetes-native object store optimized for cloud-native workloads. MinIO's platform is designed to support the growing demands of unstructured data, allowing enterprises to manage various workloads such as machine learning, analytics, and data backup from a single solution. It enables application developers to create their own cloud storage systems for diverse data types, including images, videos, and log files, while ensuring portability across both public and private cloud environments. Additionally, MinIO offers a public play server that allows developers and system administrators to familiarize themselves with S3-compatible object storage.
Pliops
Venture Round in 2021
Pliops Ltd, established in 2017 and located in Ramat Gan, Israel, specializes in developing advanced cloud storage solutions aimed at addressing the challenges posed by the rapid growth of data and complex application workloads. The company's flagship product, the Pliops Extreme Data Processor (XDP), is designed to enhance storage efficiency and performance by consolidating multiple inefficient layers into a single, high-speed device. This innovation significantly accelerates data processing for applications such as databases, analytics, and machine learning while reducing infrastructure costs. By simplifying the management of flash storage and improving data access speed, Pliops enables cloud and enterprise data centers to meet the increasing demands of modern applications, including AI, big data analytics, and IoT, with greater reliability and efficiency.
Lightbits Labs
Funding Round in 2020
Lightbits Labs, Inc. specializes in developing data storage solutions for enterprise private clouds and service providers. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in San Jose, California, with additional offices in Israel and New York, the company offers a Cloud Data Platform that enhances efficiency and agility in modern data centers. Its core products include LightOS, a software-defined storage solution that seamlessly integrates with existing infrastructure, and the LightField Storage Acceleration Card, which supports the LightOS stack. As the inventor of the NVMe over TCP protocol, Lightbits Labs aims to transform digital data centers by providing scalable, high-performance block storage that is easy to deploy and cost-effective, thus improving data center agility and enabling clients to efficiently scale their storage infrastructure.
Pliops
Series A in 2017
Pliops Ltd, established in 2017 and located in Ramat Gan, Israel, specializes in developing advanced cloud storage solutions aimed at addressing the challenges posed by the rapid growth of data and complex application workloads. The company's flagship product, the Pliops Extreme Data Processor (XDP), is designed to enhance storage efficiency and performance by consolidating multiple inefficient layers into a single, high-speed device. This innovation significantly accelerates data processing for applications such as databases, analytics, and machine learning while reducing infrastructure costs. By simplifying the management of flash storage and improving data access speed, Pliops enables cloud and enterprise data centers to meet the increasing demands of modern applications, including AI, big data analytics, and IoT, with greater reliability and efficiency.
Reduxio
Series C in 2017
Since 2012 Reduxio has redefined data management and data protection, and the company has evolved its mission to deliver the first microservices-based storage and data platform for stateful applications. Reduxio’s cloud data platform for Kubernetes pairs high performance software-defined container-native storage and data management with data mobility to enable customers to build a single data cloud for their applications across all their infrastructure, anywhere. Reduxio is backed by Intel Capital, C5 Capital Cloud Partners and Jerusalem Venture Partners (JVP).
Cloudian
Series D in 2016
Cloudian is a company that specializes in file and object storage, particularly focusing on S3 object storage within data centers. It offers a hybrid cloud data management platform that allows customers to optimize data access, meet data sovereignty requirements, and reduce costs by consolidating information into a single, cloud-like environment. Cloudian's platform provides scalable and secure object storage for hybrid cloud deployments, enabling organizations to effectively manage and protect their data both on-premises and in the cloud. With its emphasis on data durability and user-friendly management tools, Cloudian aims to transform enterprise data into actionable insights while ensuring compatibility with the industry-standard S3 API.
StealthMine
Seed Round in 2016
StealthMine, based in Sunnyvale, California, specializes in data encryption services aimed at enhancing enterprise application security. The company's platform offers robust data insulation, protecting against various threats including server, network, storage, and database attacks, as well as insider compromises. By enabling enterprises to operate their applications on encrypted data, StealthMine addresses critical security concerns and helps organizations maintain the integrity and confidentiality of their information.
KDS China
Venture Round in 2016
Beijing KDS Datacenter Solution Co., Ltd, founded in 2011 and located in the Beihang University Science and Technology Park, specializes in optical disc software-defined storage systems. With a registered capital of RMB 11 million, KDS is recognized as a national hi-tech enterprise and holds over ten intellectual property rights in the field of big data storage. The company is a pioneer in developing new-generation magnetic and electro-optical data centers, offering modular and removable design solutions that enhance data transfer and privacy. KDS has established key collaborations with the State Information Center to develop national standards for disc archiving and has been actively involved in international standard preparations alongside leading firms such as Samsung General Chemicals and Titan Electro-Optics. The company maintains strong ties with experts from the Chinese Academy of Sciences and prominent universities, further reinforcing its position in the industry.
99cloud
Venture Round in 2015
99cloud Inc. specializes in developing OpenStack platforms for enterprise Software-as-a-Service applications in China. Founded in 2012 and based in Shanghai, the company offers a range of products and services, including an online OpenStack environment for community use and business front-end solutions such as private cloud portals, virtual IDC portals, and enterprise app stores. Additionally, 99cloud provides core framework enhancements like high availability, cost tracking, and data backup plugins, as well as back-end products that encompass hyper-converged appliances and security features. The company also delivers development and deployment services, which include user interface customization, workflow authentication, and unified monitoring, alongside managed services and training. Through these offerings, 99cloud aims to facilitate the integration of cloud computing into various business models.
NxtGen Data Center & Cloud Services
Series B in 2015
NxtGen delivers central IT platform as a service, including data center. NxtGen provides datacenter & cloud services from it’s own High Density Data Center (HDDC) facilities or deploy centrally managed On Premise Data Center (OPDC).
Reduxio
Series B in 2014
Since 2012 Reduxio has redefined data management and data protection, and the company has evolved its mission to deliver the first microservices-based storage and data platform for stateful applications. Reduxio’s cloud data platform for Kubernetes pairs high performance software-defined container-native storage and data management with data mobility to enable customers to build a single data cloud for their applications across all their infrastructure, anywhere. Reduxio is backed by Intel Capital, C5 Capital Cloud Partners and Jerusalem Venture Partners (JVP).
Cloudian
Series C in 2014
Cloudian is a company that specializes in file and object storage, particularly focusing on S3 object storage within data centers. It offers a hybrid cloud data management platform that allows customers to optimize data access, meet data sovereignty requirements, and reduce costs by consolidating information into a single, cloud-like environment. Cloudian's platform provides scalable and secure object storage for hybrid cloud deployments, enabling organizations to effectively manage and protect their data both on-premises and in the cloud. With its emphasis on data durability and user-friendly management tools, Cloudian aims to transform enterprise data into actionable insights while ensuring compatibility with the industry-standard S3 API.
Maxta
Series B in 2014
Maxta, Inc. is a provider of a cloud-based, hypervisor-agnostic storage platform designed for virtualized environments. The Maxta Storage Platform (MxSP) offers a software-only implementation that eliminates the need for traditional storage arrays by aggregating storage resources from multiple servers, thus delivering shared storage solutions. This platform supports various applications, including remote offices, virtual data centers, and virtual desktop infrastructures, while integrating seamlessly with server virtualization management. Maxta also features the MxIQ analytics platform, which provides real-time insights into private and multi-cloud environments, enhancing operational efficiency. Founded in 2009 and based in Sunnyvale, California, Maxta operates as a subsidiary of Huayun Data International Ltd. The company's solutions aim to reduce costs and complexity, enabling organizations to optimize storage performance and scale according to their application needs.
Amplidata
Series D in 2014
Amplidata develops advanced storage technology designed to enhance data reliability and efficiency. Its innovative BitSpread encoding technology offers a highly scalable and user-friendly alternative to traditional RAID systems, boasting a reliability that is ten thousand times greater. This solution not only requires three times less storage and power, but also significantly reduces costs, making it five times cheaper than existing options. Amplidata's products, including the AmpliStor object-based software-defined storage system, cater to both private and hyper-scale public cloud environments, addressing critical challenges such as performance, error rates, and system failures. Founded in 2008 by experienced industry professionals Wim De Wispelaere and Wouter Van Eetvelde, along with investor Kristof De Spiegeleer, Amplidata operates from its headquarters in Lochristi, Belgium, with research and development facilities in both Belgium and Egypt, and a sales presence across Europe and North America.
Mandic
Venture Round in 2013
Mandic provides cloud computing solutions to medium enterprises and corporations in Brazil. It offers cloud solutions in the segments of Infrastructure as a Service and Software as a Service. Mandic offers cloud solutions, such as cloud services, including DevOps and cloud, services, and SLM; server management solutions, such as service level management tailored cloud projects; cloud storage and offsite backup services; cloud infrastructure solutions, including cloud computing, cloud, database, data center virtual, and disaster recovery; and corporate email solutions. Mandic began operation in 2001. It has its headquarters in São Paulo in Brazil.
Mandic
Series B in 2013
Mandic provides cloud computing solutions to medium enterprises and corporations in Brazil. It offers cloud solutions in the segments of Infrastructure as a Service and Software as a Service. Mandic offers cloud solutions, such as cloud services, including DevOps and cloud, services, and SLM; server management solutions, such as service level management tailored cloud projects; cloud storage and offsite backup services; cloud infrastructure solutions, including cloud computing, cloud, database, data center virtual, and disaster recovery; and corporate email solutions. Mandic began operation in 2001. It has its headquarters in São Paulo in Brazil.
Cloudian
Series B in 2013
Cloudian is a company that specializes in file and object storage, particularly focusing on S3 object storage within data centers. It offers a hybrid cloud data management platform that allows customers to optimize data access, meet data sovereignty requirements, and reduce costs by consolidating information into a single, cloud-like environment. Cloudian's platform provides scalable and secure object storage for hybrid cloud deployments, enabling organizations to effectively manage and protect their data both on-premises and in the cloud. With its emphasis on data durability and user-friendly management tools, Cloudian aims to transform enterprise data into actionable insights while ensuring compatibility with the industry-standard S3 API.
NxtGen Data Center & Cloud Services
Series A in 2013
NxtGen delivers central IT platform as a service, including data center. NxtGen provides datacenter & cloud services from it’s own High Density Data Center (HDDC) facilities or deploy centrally managed On Premise Data Center (OPDC).
Maginatics
Series B in 2013
Maginatics is a provider of distributed enterprise storage solutions, focusing on modernizing and simplifying storage for businesses. Their flagship platform, MagFS, delivers functionality similar to network-attached storage, making it suitable for environments where traditional NAS is unavailable or impractical. The software-only solution integrates the benefits of object storage, enhancing agility and cost-effectiveness while meeting stringent security, scalability, and data accessibility requirements. Maginatics addresses critical business needs, including secure file sharing, collaboration, and seamless migration to cloud environments. Their technology caters to a wide range of applications across various industries, including life sciences, media and entertainment, and large-scale web services, enabling both traditional and mobile users to operate without disrupting existing workflows. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in Mountain View, California, Maginatics aims to provide innovative storage solutions that facilitate large-scale workloads and optimize enterprise data management.
Reduxio
Series A in 2013
Since 2012 Reduxio has redefined data management and data protection, and the company has evolved its mission to deliver the first microservices-based storage and data platform for stateful applications. Reduxio’s cloud data platform for Kubernetes pairs high performance software-defined container-native storage and data management with data mobility to enable customers to build a single data cloud for their applications across all their infrastructure, anywhere. Reduxio is backed by Intel Capital, C5 Capital Cloud Partners and Jerusalem Venture Partners (JVP).
Amplidata
Venture Round in 2012
Amplidata develops advanced storage technology designed to enhance data reliability and efficiency. Its innovative BitSpread encoding technology offers a highly scalable and user-friendly alternative to traditional RAID systems, boasting a reliability that is ten thousand times greater. This solution not only requires three times less storage and power, but also significantly reduces costs, making it five times cheaper than existing options. Amplidata's products, including the AmpliStor object-based software-defined storage system, cater to both private and hyper-scale public cloud environments, addressing critical challenges such as performance, error rates, and system failures. Founded in 2008 by experienced industry professionals Wim De Wispelaere and Wouter Van Eetvelde, along with investor Kristof De Spiegeleer, Amplidata operates from its headquarters in Lochristi, Belgium, with research and development facilities in both Belgium and Egypt, and a sales presence across Europe and North America.
Whamcloud
Acquisition in 2012
Whamcloud, founded in 2010 by experts in High-Performance Computing, specializes in providing advanced support for Lustre, a leading parallel file system known for its scalability and efficiency. The company delivers services tailored to a variety of environments, regardless of their size or complexity, making it a preferred choice for research laboratories and high-performance computing applications. Whamcloud's focus on evolving parallel storage technology aims to meet the demanding requirements of modern computing, particularly in cloud computing and large-scale cluster computing. By leveraging its expertise, Whamcloud supports the industry's most sophisticated storage needs, solidifying Lustre's position as the file system of choice for some of the world's fastest computers.
Nirvanix
Series C in 2012
Nirvanix is a provider of cloud-based solutions focused on delivering VoIP and business phone systems, along with cloud storage services. The company offers a plug-and-play system that integrates seamlessly into existing business infrastructures, ensuring smooth and efficient operations. In addition to its telecommunications offerings, Nirvanix provides secure backup services, enabling businesses to maintain their daily functions without interruption. Recently, the company has re-emerged with an enhanced focus on innovation, including plans to introduce a cryptocurrency-based VoIP solution in partnership with a significant investor in the cryptocurrency sector.
Amplidata
Series C in 2012
Amplidata develops advanced storage technology designed to enhance data reliability and efficiency. Its innovative BitSpread encoding technology offers a highly scalable and user-friendly alternative to traditional RAID systems, boasting a reliability that is ten thousand times greater. This solution not only requires three times less storage and power, but also significantly reduces costs, making it five times cheaper than existing options. Amplidata's products, including the AmpliStor object-based software-defined storage system, cater to both private and hyper-scale public cloud environments, addressing critical challenges such as performance, error rates, and system failures. Founded in 2008 by experienced industry professionals Wim De Wispelaere and Wouter Van Eetvelde, along with investor Kristof De Spiegeleer, Amplidata operates from its headquarters in Lochristi, Belgium, with research and development facilities in both Belgium and Egypt, and a sales presence across Europe and North America.
Solera Networks
Series D in 2012
Solera Networks specializes in high-speed network forensics solutions designed for both physical and virtual environments. The company offers network appliance products and monitoring services that enable the capture, indexing, searching, and replaying of all network traffic, even in high-speed 10Gb settings. Solera's architecture emphasizes speed, scalability, and open platform interoperability, allowing security professionals to quickly identify and respond to network threats. Their products include packet capture devices and software that facilitate the archiving and regeneration of live network traffic. By providing a comprehensive record of network activity, Solera Networks equips organizations with the tools necessary to investigate incidents and enhance security measures effectively.
Joyent
Series D in 2012
Joyent, Inc. specializes in providing public and private cloud software solutions tailored for web and mobile applications. Founded in 2004 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, Joyent offers a range of services, including the Joyent Triton Elastic Container Service, which supports mobile, social, media, and e-commerce companies, and the Triton Elastic Container Infrastructure, a private cloud management platform that facilitates container-based infrastructure as a service (IaaS). Additionally, Joyent provides the Manta Storage Service, a distributed object storage solution that integrates compute capabilities, and Triton Private Regions, which combines public and private clouds to enhance control and cost efficiency. As the corporate steward of Node.js, Joyent also offers exclusive performance and debugging tools to assist enterprises in adopting and operating this application framework. Joyent operates data centers in Singapore and South Korea and functions as a subsidiary of Samsung Electronics America.
Virident Systems
Series C in 2011
Virident Systems specializes in developing enterprise-class storage solutions utilizing Storage Class Memory (SCM) technologies, including flash memory, aimed at transforming data centers and cloud computing environments. The company addresses historical challenges associated with performance, reliability, and serviceability in storage technologies. Its flagship product, the tachIOn solid-state disk, offers significantly enhanced performance—4 to 10 times greater than competing products—while ensuring consistent reliability for data-intensive applications. Founded by experienced professionals from leading technology companies, Virident Systems has cultivated a team with deep expertise in flash technologies, empowering them to tackle complex challenges in modern data environments. Through its innovative hardware and software offerings, Virident Systems positions itself as a key player in the evolving landscape of enterprise storage solutions.
United Information Technology
Series D in 2011
United Information Technology Co., Ltd. specializes in providing data storage solutions and expertise in massive information storage. The company offers a comprehensive range of products and services, including unified storage, applied storage, and cloud storage systems. With an innovative technology platform, United Information Technology delivers various storage appliances, data management tools, and disk array controllers, enhancing clients' cloud storage capabilities. Led by an international management team, the company emphasizes technology development and independent innovation, positioning itself as a leader in the evolving storage industry. Its focus on providing effective data storage solutions aims to support business growth for its clients.
Storage Appliance Corporation
Series D in 2011
Storage Appliance Corporation is a leading developer of consumer backup software marketed as [Clickfree](/organization/clickfree)™. Clickfree™ Automatic Backup is the world's first technology that performs backup by simply connecting any storage device to the PC, without having to set up or configure software.
Nirvanix
Series B in 2010
Nirvanix is a provider of cloud-based solutions focused on delivering VoIP and business phone systems, along with cloud storage services. The company offers a plug-and-play system that integrates seamlessly into existing business infrastructures, ensuring smooth and efficient operations. In addition to its telecommunications offerings, Nirvanix provides secure backup services, enabling businesses to maintain their daily functions without interruption. Recently, the company has re-emerged with an enhanced focus on innovation, including plans to introduce a cryptocurrency-based VoIP solution in partnership with a significant investor in the cryptocurrency sector.
Joyent
Series C in 2010
Joyent, Inc. specializes in providing public and private cloud software solutions tailored for web and mobile applications. Founded in 2004 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, Joyent offers a range of services, including the Joyent Triton Elastic Container Service, which supports mobile, social, media, and e-commerce companies, and the Triton Elastic Container Infrastructure, a private cloud management platform that facilitates container-based infrastructure as a service (IaaS). Additionally, Joyent provides the Manta Storage Service, a distributed object storage solution that integrates compute capabilities, and Triton Private Regions, which combines public and private clouds to enhance control and cost efficiency. As the corporate steward of Node.js, Joyent also offers exclusive performance and debugging tools to assist enterprises in adopting and operating this application framework. Joyent operates data centers in Singapore and South Korea and functions as a subsidiary of Samsung Electronics America.
Joyent
Series A in 2009
Joyent, Inc. specializes in providing public and private cloud software solutions tailored for web and mobile applications. Founded in 2004 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, Joyent offers a range of services, including the Joyent Triton Elastic Container Service, which supports mobile, social, media, and e-commerce companies, and the Triton Elastic Container Infrastructure, a private cloud management platform that facilitates container-based infrastructure as a service (IaaS). Additionally, Joyent provides the Manta Storage Service, a distributed object storage solution that integrates compute capabilities, and Triton Private Regions, which combines public and private clouds to enhance control and cost efficiency. As the corporate steward of Node.js, Joyent also offers exclusive performance and debugging tools to assist enterprises in adopting and operating this application framework. Joyent operates data centers in Singapore and South Korea and functions as a subsidiary of Samsung Electronics America.
Active Storage
Series A in 2009
Active Storage, Inc. provides innovative storage solutions for the business and creative industries, with an emphasis on the post-production, broadcast, publishing, education and science sectors. Active Storage products deliver a best-of-breed user experience, marrying award-winning industrial design, unmatched speed, reliability and customer service. Ease of use and robust performance make Active Storage the first choice for complex professional storage needs. To learn more, visit: http://activestorage.com
Nirvanix
Series B in 2009
Nirvanix is a provider of cloud-based solutions focused on delivering VoIP and business phone systems, along with cloud storage services. The company offers a plug-and-play system that integrates seamlessly into existing business infrastructures, ensuring smooth and efficient operations. In addition to its telecommunications offerings, Nirvanix provides secure backup services, enabling businesses to maintain their daily functions without interruption. Recently, the company has re-emerged with an enhanced focus on innovation, including plans to introduce a cryptocurrency-based VoIP solution in partnership with a significant investor in the cryptocurrency sector.
Nirvanix
Series A in 2007
Nirvanix is a provider of cloud-based solutions focused on delivering VoIP and business phone systems, along with cloud storage services. The company offers a plug-and-play system that integrates seamlessly into existing business infrastructures, ensuring smooth and efficient operations. In addition to its telecommunications offerings, Nirvanix provides secure backup services, enabling businesses to maintain their daily functions without interruption. Recently, the company has re-emerged with an enhanced focus on innovation, including plans to introduce a cryptocurrency-based VoIP solution in partnership with a significant investor in the cryptocurrency sector.
Platform Solutions
Series C in 2007
Platform Solutions, Inc. specializes in open systems computing solutions for mainframe environments. Established in 1999 and headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, the company develops Open Mainframe computers that are compatible with various datacenter settings and operating systems. Its product offerings include Open Mainframe servers, Open Systems servers, and NEC D-Series storage arrays. Notably, the System64 product line integrates z/OS, Windows, and Linux operating systems within a single secure environment, utilizing Intel Itanium 2 processor technology. Platform Solutions operates as a subsidiary of International Business Machines Corp. and has formed a strategic partnership with T3 Technologies to enhance its service offerings.
Exanet
Venture Round in 2007
Exanet Ltd. designs network attached storage systems. It offers ExaStore, a solution with a clustered distributed file system; ExaSync software that offers a method of protecting and recovering data, providing mirroring between local or remote ExaStore systems; and EX1500, an integrated server pre-installed with the ExaStore clustered distributed storage operating system. The company also provides ExaAdmin, a Web-based console and command-line interface that offers centralized configuration, management, and monitoring of ExaStore clustered storage solution from a single point; ExaStore, which provides monitoring for the cluster status, filesystem performance, and protocol information; and ExaVolumes that offers on-demand provisioning, which allows administrators to allocate capacity independently of physical storage configuration. In addition, it offers ExaSnapshots, which offers online point-in-time data protection; ExaRestore that allows administrators to recover data sets in one step. Further, the company’s solutions include data protection, digital media, disaster recovery, global content delivery, high performance computing, hosted storage services, technical applications, and Web services. It serves media and entertainment, telecom and service providers, Internet, manufacturing and imaging, enterprise, education, government, software and semiconductor industries. Exanet Ltd. was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Ra'anana, Israel with offices in United States, United Kingdom, Germany, France, and Japan.
fabrik
Series C in 2007
Fabrik provides both online storage and hardware products. The company was founded in 2005 as a purely online storage service allowing users to upload and share digital media. In February 2007, Fabrik acquired SimpleTech's consumer business unit, including flash memory cards, USB flash drives, and memory upgrades, for approximately $43 million. In January 2007, Fabrik acquired G-Technology, which sells high performance external drives, for an undisclosed amount.
MonoSphere
Series B in 2006
MonoSphere is the creator of Storage Horizon storage capacity management software. Quest has also hired a substantial number of the former MonoSphere employees. The high quality of MonoSphere's team and technology, as well as the fit of its products within Quest's management offerings, were key factors in the decision to proceed with this acquisition.
fabrik
Series B in 2006
Fabrik provides both online storage and hardware products. The company was founded in 2005 as a purely online storage service allowing users to upload and share digital media. In February 2007, Fabrik acquired SimpleTech's consumer business unit, including flash memory cards, USB flash drives, and memory upgrades, for approximately $43 million. In January 2007, Fabrik acquired G-Technology, which sells high performance external drives, for an undisclosed amount.
Silverback Systems
Venture Round in 2006
Silverback Systems engages in the design, manufacture, and marketing of network acceleration processors in the United States. Its products feature iSNAP architecture that enables and accelerates storage over ethernet fabric to provide network convergence for SAN, NAS, and LAN. The company offers iSNAP2110 processor, iSNAP2110 iSCSI initiator host bus adaptor, and iSNAP2110 platform development toolkit that accelerate the performance of servers, iSCSI storage devices, NAS appliances, blade servers, and multiprotocol storage routers; iSNAP initiator solutions, including Windows server applications, enterprise-grade storage area networking, and SAN/NAS storage consolidation solutions.
Omneon
Venture Round in 2004
Omneon Video Networks, Inc. provides digital content storage and processing systems for media companies to enable production and distribution of digital video and audio. It develops, markets, and sells a range of video servers, active storage systems, and related software applications to ingest, process, store, manage, and deliver digital media in various formats. The company's products include Spectrum video servers, MediaGrid active storage systems, and related software applications. Its Spectrum video server is optimized for real-time applications, such as multi-channel broadcast playout. The company's MediaGrid active storage system is used for file-based content storage and provides high-bandwidth simultaneous multi-user access to content, as well as incorporates grid computing capabilities, enabling integrated digital media processing functions, such as format conversion and quality control. Omneon Video Networks' products are integrated with complementary technologies and applications, and offers application programming interfaces. Its products are used by media companies, including multi-national media conglomerates, commercial and public broadcast television networks, content networks, satellite broadcasters, television service providers, local television stations, and mobile television providers. The company sells its products indirectly through system integrators and directly to end user customers in the United States, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia Pacific. Omneon Video Networks was founded in 1998 and is headquartered in Sunnyvale, California.
Acirro
Acquisition in 2003
Acirro's ground-breaking Global Distributed File System (GDFS™) technology greatly simplifies the management of enterprise's complex distributed storage networks. Their GDFS-based Acumula™ software uniquely embeds NAS aggregation, smart replication and automated capacity management capabilities directly into our distributed meta-file system resulting in a unique, non-obstructive approach to simplifying the management of Network Attached Storage (NAS) scattered throughout a WAN environment.
Scali
Series B in 2003
Scali AS offers cluster management and monitoring systems for Linux data centers. The company provides Scali MPI Connect, a message passing interface solution, which is designed to accelerate and enable client's applications to run through MPI implementation; and Scali Manage, which is designed to improve performance, increase uptime, and lower support costs of clustered environment, as well as includes system installation, configuration, management, monitoring, job scheduling environments, and hardware management tools.
RASILIENT SYSTEMS
Series A in 2003
RASILIENT Systems, Inc. provides video surveillance storage platforms and system software. It offers storage system technologies, including a storage appliance, which is a 2U/12 bay SBB based enclosure for video surveillance applications for system integrator and OEM customers. The company was incorporated in 2001 and is based in Sunnyvale, California with development centers in California, Shanghai, and Taipei.
Aarohi communication
Series B in 2002
Aarohi developed next-generation storage components and processors, used by systems suppliers.
Exanet
Series B in 2001
Exanet Ltd. designs network attached storage systems. It offers ExaStore, a solution with a clustered distributed file system; ExaSync software that offers a method of protecting and recovering data, providing mirroring between local or remote ExaStore systems; and EX1500, an integrated server pre-installed with the ExaStore clustered distributed storage operating system. The company also provides ExaAdmin, a Web-based console and command-line interface that offers centralized configuration, management, and monitoring of ExaStore clustered storage solution from a single point; ExaStore, which provides monitoring for the cluster status, filesystem performance, and protocol information; and ExaVolumes that offers on-demand provisioning, which allows administrators to allocate capacity independently of physical storage configuration. In addition, it offers ExaSnapshots, which offers online point-in-time data protection; ExaRestore that allows administrators to recover data sets in one step. Further, the company’s solutions include data protection, digital media, disaster recovery, global content delivery, high performance computing, hosted storage services, technical applications, and Web services. It serves media and entertainment, telecom and service providers, Internet, manufacturing and imaging, enterprise, education, government, software and semiconductor industries. Exanet Ltd. was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Ra'anana, Israel with offices in United States, United Kingdom, Germany, France, and Japan.
ICP vortex Computersysteme
Acquisition in 2001
ICP vortex's storage solutions will complement Intel's existing business of providing input/output (I/O) building blocks for the networked storage market segment. These products include Intel I/O processors, Intel integrated RAID reference designs, software and controller cards
DataCore
Series B in 2000
DataCore Software Corporation is an independent software vendor that specializes in storage virtualization and management solutions for information technology organizations globally. Founded in 1998 and headquartered in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, the company offers a range of products, including SANsymphony V10, which enhances IT infrastructure performance by virtualizing storage hardware, and DataCore Virtual Desktop Server, designed for virtual desktop infrastructure applications. Additionally, DataCore provides advanced solutions such as DataCore ONE, a cloud-based predictive analytics engine, and vFilO, a technology for managing and optimizing distributed data across on-premises and cloud environments. The company serves diverse industries, including aerospace, healthcare, finance, and education, and markets its offerings through authorized distributors and integration partners worldwide. DataCore has established strategic partnerships, including one with Huawei, and maintains support and training facilities in several countries, including the United States, the United Kingdom, and Japan.
Omneon
Series B in 1999
Omneon Video Networks, Inc. provides digital content storage and processing systems for media companies to enable production and distribution of digital video and audio. It develops, markets, and sells a range of video servers, active storage systems, and related software applications to ingest, process, store, manage, and deliver digital media in various formats. The company's products include Spectrum video servers, MediaGrid active storage systems, and related software applications. Its Spectrum video server is optimized for real-time applications, such as multi-channel broadcast playout. The company's MediaGrid active storage system is used for file-based content storage and provides high-bandwidth simultaneous multi-user access to content, as well as incorporates grid computing capabilities, enabling integrated digital media processing functions, such as format conversion and quality control. Omneon Video Networks' products are integrated with complementary technologies and applications, and offers application programming interfaces. Its products are used by media companies, including multi-national media conglomerates, commercial and public broadcast television networks, content networks, satellite broadcasters, television service providers, local television stations, and mobile television providers. The company sells its products indirectly through system integrators and directly to end user customers in the United States, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia Pacific. Omneon Video Networks was founded in 1998 and is headquartered in Sunnyvale, California.
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