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Past deals in Virtualization
BlueStacks
Series C in 2019
BlueStacks is a developer of emulator software that enables users to run Android games and applications on personal computers. Its flagship product, the BlueStacks App Player, leverages patented virtualization technology to provide a seamless experience, allowing 145 million users to enjoy Android content in full-screen mode on Windows PCs. The platform supports multiple operating systems and devices, ensuring compatibility for a wide range of users. With features like the ability to run multiple apps simultaneously and a browser-like tabbed interface introduced in BlueStacks 2, the software enhances user experience. Additionally, BlueStacks TV allows users to stream their gameplay directly to Twitch with ease, further integrating gaming and social interaction. This focus on performance and user-friendly controls, including support for keyboards, mice, and gamepads, positions BlueStacks as a leader in the mobile gaming ecosystem.
Capsule8
Series B in 2019
Capsule8, founded in 2016 and headquartered in New York, specializes in cyber protection for Linux systems across various environments including containerized, virtualized, and bare metal infrastructures. The company's flagship product, Capsule8 Protect, focuses on detecting and mitigating attacks in real-time, offering continuous security for enterprises that rely on Linux. By enabling organizations to safeguard their systems from zero-day attacks and other unwanted activities without the need for human intervention, Capsule8 empowers businesses to modernize their infrastructure securely. Founded by experts in cybersecurity and backed by prominent investors, Capsule8 is committed to enhancing the security posture of Linux-powered enterprises.
HyTrust
Series E in 2017
HyTrust is a developer of cloud security software focused on automating compliance and enforcing security policies across both private and public cloud environments. Founded by experts in enterprise infrastructure and security, the company addresses the critical security challenges associated with virtualization and cloud adoption. HyTrust's solutions provide a centralized point of control for managing access, policy management, and security configurations within virtual infrastructures. This includes bridging traffic between corporate and management virtual local area networks of hypervisors, along with monitoring and logging communication for enhanced data protection. By enabling organizations to securely expand virtualization to mission-critical applications, HyTrust plays a vital role in mitigating risks of data breaches and catastrophic data center failures. The company has garnered support from leading investors in the next-generation data center space, ensuring a robust foundation for its innovative security solutions.
RIFT.io
Series B in 2016
RIFT.io, Inc. is a technology company established in 2013 and located in Burlington, Massachusetts. The company focuses on providing solutions that enhance cloud computing and virtualization, aiming to streamline and optimize network performance. Through its innovative offerings, RIFT.io addresses the growing demand for efficient and scalable technology solutions in the digital landscape.
Stratoscale
Series C in 2016
Stratoscale is the cloud infrastructure company, providing comprehensive cloud infrastructure software solutions for enterprise IT, development teams and service providers. The company’s comprehensive cloud data center software, Stratoscale Symphony, can be deployed in minutes on commodity x86 servers, providing an Amazon Web Services (AWS) experience with the ability to augment aging VMware infrastructure. Stratoscale was named a “Cool Vendor in Servers and Virtualization” by Gartner and is backed by over $70M from leading investors including: Battery Ventures, Bessemer Venture Partners, Cisco, Intel, Qualcomm Ventures, SanDisk and Leslie Ventures.
Skyport Systems
Series C in 2016
Skyport Systems specializes in developing Hyper-Secured Infrastructure (HSI) designed to protect mission-critical IT and corporate assets. Their flagship product, the SkySecure System, integrates hardware, software, and services into a cohesive turn-key solution. This system provides robust security and integrity verification for application workloads, ensuring continuous protection. Skyport's enterprise IT software offers a secured, hyperconverged platform that combines compute, virtualization, networking, and storage, facilitating a simplified IT infrastructure. By automating operations and streamlining processes, it empowers IT organizations to save time and resources, allowing application owners to manage their infrastructure effectively without compromising security or performance.
AWCloud
Venture Round in 2015
AWCloud, based in the Zhongguancun high-tech park in Beijing, is a prominent provider of OpenStack-powered Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) solutions in China. With a founding team that possesses extensive experience in developing and operating large-scale cloud infrastructures, AWCloud specializes in delivering public, private, and hybrid cloud solutions tailored for enterprise clients. The company is recognized for its technical expertise in virtualization and cloud computing, and it has built a strong reputation among its customers. As an early participant in the OpenStack ecosystem, AWCloud has established strategic partnerships with leading hardware vendors and IT service providers, such as Intel and Oracle, fostering a robust OpenStack enterprise services ecosystem in China. In addition to its cloud infrastructure offerings, AWCloud provides comprehensive OpenStack services, including consulting, design, deployment, training, and operational support, enabling enterprises to effectively build and manage their private cloud platforms.
Coho Data
Series C in 2015
Coho Data is delivering true linear scale-out infrastructure solutions for the enterprise private cloud. The Coho DataStream platform offers an integrated SDDC solution that uses the rack as its design paradigm, creating an entirely new foundational software stack that is better equipped to run, manage and optimize data center operations. Coho makes the infrastructure invisible by abstracting and converging storage, network and compute at the rack level, thereby allowing for the right mix of resources for varied application demands. Coho’s unique Software-Defined Networking (SDN) integration delivers true scale out storage performance, secure multi-tenancy, operational simplicity, and overall ease of management. Coho Data is a leader in rack-scale converged infrastructure for the enterprise, combining SDN, SDS and commodity hardware that enables companies to bring the efficiency and flexibility of the public cloud into on-premise data centers. The Coho DataStream platform uniquely delivers true scale-out storage performance, unparalleled simplicity and a 75 percent reduction in TCO. The Coho DataStream architecture is optimized for virtual private clouds, containers and “New IT” workloads such as Big Data-as-a-Service.
Skyport Systems
Series B in 2015
Skyport Systems specializes in developing Hyper-Secured Infrastructure (HSI) designed to protect mission-critical IT and corporate assets. Their flagship product, the SkySecure System, integrates hardware, software, and services into a cohesive turn-key solution. This system provides robust security and integrity verification for application workloads, ensuring continuous protection. Skyport's enterprise IT software offers a secured, hyperconverged platform that combines compute, virtualization, networking, and storage, facilitating a simplified IT infrastructure. By automating operations and streamlining processes, it empowers IT organizations to save time and resources, allowing application owners to manage their infrastructure effectively without compromising security or performance.
HyTrust
Series D in 2015
HyTrust is a developer of cloud security software focused on automating compliance and enforcing security policies across both private and public cloud environments. Founded by experts in enterprise infrastructure and security, the company addresses the critical security challenges associated with virtualization and cloud adoption. HyTrust's solutions provide a centralized point of control for managing access, policy management, and security configurations within virtual infrastructures. This includes bridging traffic between corporate and management virtual local area networks of hypervisors, along with monitoring and logging communication for enhanced data protection. By enabling organizations to securely expand virtualization to mission-critical applications, HyTrust plays a vital role in mitigating risks of data breaches and catastrophic data center failures. The company has garnered support from leading investors in the next-generation data center space, ensuring a robust foundation for its innovative security solutions.
Stratoscale
Series B in 2014
Stratoscale is the cloud infrastructure company, providing comprehensive cloud infrastructure software solutions for enterprise IT, development teams and service providers. The company’s comprehensive cloud data center software, Stratoscale Symphony, can be deployed in minutes on commodity x86 servers, providing an Amazon Web Services (AWS) experience with the ability to augment aging VMware infrastructure. Stratoscale was named a “Cool Vendor in Servers and Virtualization” by Gartner and is backed by over $70M from leading investors including: Battery Ventures, Bessemer Venture Partners, Cisco, Intel, Qualcomm Ventures, SanDisk and Leslie Ventures.
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.
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.
CloudFX
Venture Round in 2013
CloudFX is a strategic firm specializing in virtualization and cloud solutions, dedicated to transforming businesses through technology. The company focuses on accelerating the adoption of cloud computing for enterprises and service providers by addressing real business challenges with strategic insights and technical solutions. CloudFX offers comprehensive services, including cloud strategy consulting, technology architecture, automation, orchestration, and cloud service management. By providing advanced cloud management capabilities, the firm helps organizations reduce operating costs and enhance revenue while enabling efficient operations within multi-cloud environments. Headquartered in Singapore, CloudFX operates local offices in Indonesia, Malaysia, and Australia, serving a diverse range of clients throughout the region.
HyTrust
Series C in 2013
HyTrust is a developer of cloud security software focused on automating compliance and enforcing security policies across both private and public cloud environments. Founded by experts in enterprise infrastructure and security, the company addresses the critical security challenges associated with virtualization and cloud adoption. HyTrust's solutions provide a centralized point of control for managing access, policy management, and security configurations within virtual infrastructures. This includes bridging traffic between corporate and management virtual local area networks of hypervisors, along with monitoring and logging communication for enhanced data protection. By enabling organizations to securely expand virtualization to mission-critical applications, HyTrust plays a vital role in mitigating risks of data breaches and catastrophic data center failures. The company has garnered support from leading investors in the next-generation data center space, ensuring a robust foundation for its innovative security solutions.
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.
Virtustream
Series B in 2012
Virtustream is a cloud innovator offering enterprise-class cloud solutions to enterprises, governments, and service providers. The company's secure cloud platform enables hybrid cloud deployments, supports multiple hypervisors, and a sub-virtual machine pricing model that is consumption-based. Their xStream Cloud Platform can deliver private, multi-tenant, or hybrid cloud alternatives, managed within a single pane of glass. They also maximize business’s productivity with Cloud Cover, a set of managed services tuned to optimize the way applications run in a cloud. Virtustream was founded in 2008 and is headquartered in McLean, Virginia.
Adaptivity
Series B in 2012
Adaptivity is a company that specializes in optimizing IT delivery across enterprise environments. Founded in 2007 by experienced IT professionals, Adaptivity focuses on addressing the design challenges faced by enterprise IT. The company provides a range of integrated services, including cloud computing, IT forensics, datacenter transformation, and disaster recovery solutions. By leveraging real-time infrastructure and virtual datacenters, Adaptivity aims to enhance business impact through its intelligent design platform. This platform enables enterprises to optimize and redesign their systems in a dynamic and agile manner, ultimately transforming the way IT services are delivered. Adaptivity's commitment to innovation and industry partnerships has led to numerous awards, reflecting its significant contributions to the field of IT.
BlueStacks
Series B in 2011
BlueStacks is a developer of emulator software that enables users to run Android games and applications on personal computers. Its flagship product, the BlueStacks App Player, leverages patented virtualization technology to provide a seamless experience, allowing 145 million users to enjoy Android content in full-screen mode on Windows PCs. The platform supports multiple operating systems and devices, ensuring compatibility for a wide range of users. With features like the ability to run multiple apps simultaneously and a browser-like tabbed interface introduced in BlueStacks 2, the software enhances user experience. Additionally, BlueStacks TV allows users to stream their gameplay directly to Twitch with ease, further integrating gaming and social interaction. This focus on performance and user-friendly controls, including support for keyboards, mice, and gamepads, positions BlueStacks as a leader in the mobile gaming ecosystem.
Adaptivity
Venture Round in 2011
Adaptivity is a company that specializes in optimizing IT delivery across enterprise environments. Founded in 2007 by experienced IT professionals, Adaptivity focuses on addressing the design challenges faced by enterprise IT. The company provides a range of integrated services, including cloud computing, IT forensics, datacenter transformation, and disaster recovery solutions. By leveraging real-time infrastructure and virtual datacenters, Adaptivity aims to enhance business impact through its intelligent design platform. This platform enables enterprises to optimize and redesign their systems in a dynamic and agile manner, ultimately transforming the way IT services are delivered. Adaptivity's commitment to innovation and industry partnerships has led to numerous awards, reflecting its significant contributions to the field of IT.
DynamicOps
Series B in 2011
DynamicOps is a provider of virtual infrastructure and lifecycle management software solutions based in Burlington, MA. The company offers its Operations Virtualization platform, which enables enterprises to efficiently adapt to market changes by transforming existing IT infrastructure into on-demand private and public cloud services within days. This platform allows organizations to tailor their cloud experience by integrating existing processes and easily swapping technologies, thus creating a customized, multi-vendor solution. Key offerings include the DynamicOps Cloud Automation Center, which streamlines the management of IT services across a shared multi-tenant cloud environment, and the Virtual Resource Manager, which automates IT service delivery. Additionally, DynamicOps provides solutions for server provisioning, desktop provisioning, and lab management, empowering enterprise IT to develop next-generation cloud services.
Virtustream
Series A in 2011
Virtustream is a cloud innovator offering enterprise-class cloud solutions to enterprises, governments, and service providers. The company's secure cloud platform enables hybrid cloud deployments, supports multiple hypervisors, and a sub-virtual machine pricing model that is consumption-based. Their xStream Cloud Platform can deliver private, multi-tenant, or hybrid cloud alternatives, managed within a single pane of glass. They also maximize business’s productivity with Cloud Cover, a set of managed services tuned to optimize the way applications run in a cloud. Virtustream was founded in 2008 and is headquartered in McLean, Virginia.
Adaptivity
Series A in 2010
Adaptivity is a company that specializes in optimizing IT delivery across enterprise environments. Founded in 2007 by experienced IT professionals, Adaptivity focuses on addressing the design challenges faced by enterprise IT. The company provides a range of integrated services, including cloud computing, IT forensics, datacenter transformation, and disaster recovery solutions. By leveraging real-time infrastructure and virtual datacenters, Adaptivity aims to enhance business impact through its intelligent design platform. This platform enables enterprises to optimize and redesign their systems in a dynamic and agile manner, ultimately transforming the way IT services are delivered. Adaptivity's commitment to innovation and industry partnerships has led to numerous awards, reflecting its significant contributions to the field of IT.
Virtustream
Series A in 2010
Virtustream is a cloud innovator offering enterprise-class cloud solutions to enterprises, governments, and service providers. The company's secure cloud platform enables hybrid cloud deployments, supports multiple hypervisors, and a sub-virtual machine pricing model that is consumption-based. Their xStream Cloud Platform can deliver private, multi-tenant, or hybrid cloud alternatives, managed within a single pane of glass. They also maximize business’s productivity with Cloud Cover, a set of managed services tuned to optimize the way applications run in a cloud. Virtustream was founded in 2008 and is headquartered in McLean, Virginia.
Parallels
Venture Round in 2009
Parallels, Inc. is a company specializing in virtualization technology and Mac management solutions for consumers, businesses, and service providers. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Bellevue, Washington, Parallels offers a range of products, including Parallels Desktop for Mac, which enables users to run Windows applications, and Parallels Access, allowing remote access to computers. The company's offerings also include Parallels Mac Management for Microsoft SCCM, which assists IT departments in managing Mac devices, and Parallels Remote Application Server for secure access to desktops and applications. Additionally, Parallels provides tools like Parallels Toolbox to streamline computing tasks and Parallels Mobile Device Management for controlling mobile data. With a global reach across North America, Europe, Asia, and beyond, Parallels serves a diverse clientele. The company, originally known as SWsoft, Inc., rebranded in 2008 and is now a subsidiary of Corel Corporation.
3Leaf
Series C in 2008
"The server virtualization solutions offered by 3Leaf Systems support key corporate data center initiatives such as improved power management, optimized scale-out architectures, and architectural support for on-demand computing initiatives." 3Leaf's Virtual Compute Environment (VCE) architecture delivers system-level virtualization to enable mainframe-class capabilities for commodity servers. With 3Leaf Systems' server virtualization solutions, organizations can significantly reduce their investments in infrastructure and operations, and rapidly deploy and provision data center resources while ensuring their availability to meet the business requirements of today's applications.
Virtual Iron Software
Series E in 2008
Virtual Iron Software, Inc. provides enterprise-class software solutions for server virtualization and virtual infrastructure management. The company’s platform is used for server consolidation, rapid provisioning, business continuity, workload management, and policy-based automations. Its virtual iron platform consists of virtualization manager that provides a central place to control and automate virtual resources; and virtualization services, which are deployed automatically on bare-metal and industry-standard servers without requiring software installation or management. The virtual iron platform also includes open source virtualization, which is based on an open source hypervisor derived from the open source community project. Its solutions are used for capacity management, virtual infrastructure management, and development and testing. Virtual Iron Software, Inc. was formerly known as Katana Technology, Inc. The company was founded in 2003 and is based in Lowell, Massachusetts.
Virtual Iron Software
Series D in 2007
Virtual Iron Software, Inc. provides enterprise-class software solutions for server virtualization and virtual infrastructure management. The company’s platform is used for server consolidation, rapid provisioning, business continuity, workload management, and policy-based automations. Its virtual iron platform consists of virtualization manager that provides a central place to control and automate virtual resources; and virtualization services, which are deployed automatically on bare-metal and industry-standard servers without requiring software installation or management. The virtual iron platform also includes open source virtualization, which is based on an open source hypervisor derived from the open source community project. Its solutions are used for capacity management, virtual infrastructure management, and development and testing. Virtual Iron Software, Inc. was formerly known as Katana Technology, Inc. The company was founded in 2003 and is based in Lowell, Massachusetts.
VirtualLogix
Series B in 2007
VirtualLogix, Inc. specializes in developing and marketing virtualization software solutions for connected devices and networks. The company offers a range of products, including the VirtualLogix VLX platform, which enables embedded systems to run multiple heterogeneous operating systems and applications simultaneously on shared hardware. Their solutions cater to various sectors, including 3G wireless handsets, multimedia IP devices, and embedded systems. Specific offerings include VirtualLogix VLX for Network Infrastructure, which supports both commercial and real-time operating systems, and VirtualLogix VLX for Mobile Handsets, designed for wireless devices. The company also provides a customizable solution for embedded products and a graphical development environment to assist users in configuring and optimizing their virtualized platforms. Additionally, VirtualLogix offers consulting, training services, and support programs. Its clientele includes semiconductor companies, manufacturers, original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), and carriers across Europe, the United States, Japan, Korea, and China. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, VirtualLogix was formerly known as Jaluna SA.
VMware
Funding Round in 2007
VMware is a prominent software development company based in Palo Alto, California, specializing in cloud computing and virtualization services. Founded in 1998, VMware plays a crucial role in transforming digital infrastructure by offering solutions that enhance agility and reduce costs for businesses. Its comprehensive software portfolio spans compute, cloud, networking, security, and digital workspace, allowing users to run, manage, and secure applications and data seamlessly across various cloud environments and devices. The company operates globally, generating significant revenue through a combination of licenses, subscriptions, software as a service, and professional services. VMware's neutral approach fosters cohesion between different cloud environments, making it a key player in supporting IT infrastructure, application development, and cybersecurity efforts for organizations worldwide.
Crossbeam Systems
Series F in 2007
Crossbeam Systems, Inc. provides next-generation security platforms for high-performance networks. It transforms the way enterprises, service providers, and government agencies architect and deliver security services. Its security platforms allow companies to consolidate racks of security appliances and network equipment, such as switches and load balancers; virtualizes the deployment and delivery of security applications; and simplify the delivery of security services. The company also integrates hardware with third-party security applications, such as firewalls, virtual private networks, intrusion detection and prevention systems, anti-virus, URL filtering, and content scanning at various performance levels. In addition, it offers SecureShore NMS, a multi-element network management system for multi-box configuration, OS backup and restore, reporting, application distribution, and event scheduling. The company offers firewall, content gateway, virtual security, and security virtualization and consolidation solutions; and professional, training and education, and online support services. Its customers include financial institutions, pharmaceutical companies, government agencies, universities, media organizations, manufacturers, and retailers. Crossbeam Systems, Inc. was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Boxborough, Massachusetts with additional offices in Europe and the Asia Pacific. The company also operates an authorized training center in Mexico City.
3Leaf
Series B in 2007
"The server virtualization solutions offered by 3Leaf Systems support key corporate data center initiatives such as improved power management, optimized scale-out architectures, and architectural support for on-demand computing initiatives." 3Leaf's Virtual Compute Environment (VCE) architecture delivers system-level virtualization to enable mainframe-class capabilities for commodity servers. With 3Leaf Systems' server virtualization solutions, organizations can significantly reduce their investments in infrastructure and operations, and rapidly deploy and provision data center resources while ensuring their availability to meet the business requirements of today's applications.
Virtugo Software
Series B in 2006
Virtugo Software provides software products that monitor, control, and optimize virtual and physical server environments. They deliver a workflow engine-based software platform that enables system integrators to automate system management processes for computing and communications environments. They provide the data necessary for performance monitoring, capacity management, resource optimization, and service metering.
Virtual Iron Software
Series C in 2005
Virtual Iron Software, Inc. provides enterprise-class software solutions for server virtualization and virtual infrastructure management. The company’s platform is used for server consolidation, rapid provisioning, business continuity, workload management, and policy-based automations. Its virtual iron platform consists of virtualization manager that provides a central place to control and automate virtual resources; and virtualization services, which are deployed automatically on bare-metal and industry-standard servers without requiring software installation or management. The virtual iron platform also includes open source virtualization, which is based on an open source hypervisor derived from the open source community project. Its solutions are used for capacity management, virtual infrastructure management, and development and testing. Virtual Iron Software, Inc. was formerly known as Katana Technology, Inc. The company was founded in 2003 and is based in Lowell, Massachusetts.
Parallels
Venture Round in 2005
Parallels, Inc. is a company specializing in virtualization technology and Mac management solutions for consumers, businesses, and service providers. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Bellevue, Washington, Parallels offers a range of products, including Parallels Desktop for Mac, which enables users to run Windows applications, and Parallels Access, allowing remote access to computers. The company's offerings also include Parallels Mac Management for Microsoft SCCM, which assists IT departments in managing Mac devices, and Parallels Remote Application Server for secure access to desktops and applications. Additionally, Parallels provides tools like Parallels Toolbox to streamline computing tasks and Parallels Mobile Device Management for controlling mobile data. With a global reach across North America, Europe, Asia, and beyond, Parallels serves a diverse clientele. The company, originally known as SWsoft, Inc., rebranded in 2008 and is now a subsidiary of Corel Corporation.
XenSource
Series A in 2005
XenSource, Inc. is a developer of enterprise-grade virtualization technology that focuses on simplifying server infrastructure. Founded in 2004 and headquartered in Palo Alto, California, the company is known for its open-source hypervisor virtualization technology, which includes Xen 3.0, a robust platform designed for enterprise server deployment. In addition, XenSource offers Xen Optimiser, a software management solution for multi-server virtualization infrastructure, and subscription-based support services for its products. By leveraging these technologies, XenSource enables organizations to enhance server utilization, consolidate resources, and improve data center efficiency, ultimately reducing overall costs associated with server management. In October 2007, XenSource was acquired by Citrix Systems, Inc.
DataSynapse
Series D in 2004
DataSynapse specializes in application service management software designed for data centers. Its platform enables organizations to configure, activate, and manage scalable enterprise-class application services across physical, virtual, and cloud infrastructures in real-time. Key products include FabricServer, which facilitates application virtualization by allowing dynamic scaling based on business policies, and GridServer, a service execution platform that adjusts enterprise services according to performance and business needs. DataSynapse differentiates itself by offering a comprehensive solution for automated provisioning, configuration management, metering, and runtime control, optimizing the management of applications across diverse infrastructures.
Vocera Communications
Venture Round in 2004
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.
Enigmatec
Series B in 2004
Enigmatec Corporation Ltd. offers automation solutions for physical and virtual resource management. The company offers Execution Management System, an automation solution to implement run book automation solutions that describe the process of cataloguing, codifying, testing, and automating the manual, scripted, and ad hoc procedures used to manage information technology (IT) environments. It offers Enigmatec Virtual Orchestrator, which provides a self-service request user interface that automates IT workflows to provision, configure, allocate, and reclaim virtual resources; Enigmatec Automated Disaster Recovery that creates, deploys, manages, and monitors various aspects of disaster recovery operations; Execution Management System, a solution to automate repetitive scripted or manual tasks; and integrations and adapters for various commercial and in-house technologies. Enigmatec Corporation Ltd. also provides Cloud Lifecycle Management Solution that manages requests and resources that are sourced from internal source and acquired from the cloud. In addition, it offers Rapid Start Program for virtualization management, process audit, and training; and a range of courses, including introductory, intermediate, and advanced classes for developers, integration specialists, system administrators, and IT operators. The company was founded in 2002 and is based in London, United Kingdom with an additional office in New York, New York.
Crossbeam Systems
Series C in 2003
Crossbeam Systems, Inc. provides next-generation security platforms for high-performance networks. It transforms the way enterprises, service providers, and government agencies architect and deliver security services. Its security platforms allow companies to consolidate racks of security appliances and network equipment, such as switches and load balancers; virtualizes the deployment and delivery of security applications; and simplify the delivery of security services. The company also integrates hardware with third-party security applications, such as firewalls, virtual private networks, intrusion detection and prevention systems, anti-virus, URL filtering, and content scanning at various performance levels. In addition, it offers SecureShore NMS, a multi-element network management system for multi-box configuration, OS backup and restore, reporting, application distribution, and event scheduling. The company offers firewall, content gateway, virtual security, and security virtualization and consolidation solutions; and professional, training and education, and online support services. Its customers include financial institutions, pharmaceutical companies, government agencies, universities, media organizations, manufacturers, and retailers. Crossbeam Systems, Inc. was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Boxborough, Massachusetts with additional offices in Europe and the Asia Pacific. The company also operates an authorized training center in Mexico City.
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.
DataSynapse
Venture Round in 2001
DataSynapse specializes in application service management software designed for data centers. Its platform enables organizations to configure, activate, and manage scalable enterprise-class application services across physical, virtual, and cloud infrastructures in real-time. Key products include FabricServer, which facilitates application virtualization by allowing dynamic scaling based on business policies, and GridServer, a service execution platform that adjusts enterprise services according to performance and business needs. DataSynapse differentiates itself by offering a comprehensive solution for automated provisioning, configuration management, metering, and runtime control, optimizing the management of applications across diverse infrastructures.
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.
Lynx Software Technologies
Venture Round in 2000
Lynx Software Technologies, Inc. specializes in designing and developing virtualization and real-time operating systems (RTOS) tailored for safety- and security-critical applications. Its product portfolio includes Lynx MOSA.ic, a framework that facilitates the development of modular software systems, and LynxSecure, a processor partitioning system that isolates computing resources through hardware virtualization. The company also offers LynxOS-178, a native POSIX hard real-time RTOS that has received FAA certification for reusability, and LynxOS, a general-purpose RTOS. Lynx Software Technologies serves various sectors, including automotive, avionics, industrial, and cybersecurity, through a global network of distributors. Founded in 1985 and headquartered in San Jose, California, the company maintains additional offices in France and the United Kingdom. Lynx Software Technologies actively participates in industry standards organizations, ensuring that its products meet evolving customer needs and adhere to standards such as ARINC 653 for avionics.
Red Hat
Venture Round in 1998
Red Hat, Inc. is a leading provider of open source software solutions, primarily known for its enterprise operating system, Red Hat Enterprise Linux. The company offers a comprehensive range of products that support operating system, virtualization, management, middleware, cloud, mobile, and storage technologies for enterprises globally. Key offerings include Red Hat Satellite for system management, Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization for managing hardware infrastructure, and Red Hat JBoss Middleware for application development and integration. Additionally, Red Hat provides cloud solutions that facilitate the creation and management of cloud computing environments, along with a mobile development platform to support enterprise applications. The company also delivers consulting, support, and training services. Founded in 1993 and headquartered in Raleigh, North Carolina, Red Hat has established itself as a significant player in the IT landscape, focusing on secure and innovative business technologies, including Kubernetes and container services.
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