EGYM is a global fitness technology company that empowers gym operators to deliver intelligent workout solutions through its connected gym equipment and software. It aims to enhance members' fitness journeys by providing data-based guidance, fostering physical and mental wellness.
Roblox is an online gaming and entertainment platform that fosters virtual interactions and shared experiences among users. Founded in 2004 by David Baszucki and Erik Cassel, it is headquartered in San Mateo, California. The platform allows users to create and explore immersive 3D environments, enabling them to play, learn, and socialize. It is particularly popular among audiences under the age of 18, ranking as one of the top entertainment destinations for this demographic based on engagement metrics. The vast array of interactive experiences is developed by a global community of creators utilizing Roblox Studio, a desktop design tool provided by the platform. Roblox's growth is largely driven by word-of-mouth, with millions of new users joining each month, highlighting the strong community aspect of the platform.
Snowflake
Series G in 2020
Snowflake is a cloud-based data platform that enables businesses to consolidate and analyze data from various sources, build data-driven applications, and share insights securely. Its platform offers the flexibility of big data platforms and the cost-effectiveness of cloud solutions.
MuleSoft provides a software platform called Anypoint Platform that enables organizations to connect applications, data, and devices through API-led connectivity, creating application networks that integrate SaaS, on-premises, cloud, mobile, and data sources. Using APIs as the digital glue, the platform supports reusable building blocks to compose applications and facilitate secure data sharing across environments. Founded in 2006 and headquartered in San Francisco, MuleSoft operates as part of Salesforce and has alliances with strategic partners such as IQVIA. The company helps re-architect legacy and proprietary systems to improve agility and enable rapid integration across enterprise ecosystems.
Ruckus Wireless
Series G in 2012
Ruckus Wireless, Inc., based in Sunnyvale, California, is a leading provider of advanced wireless systems tailored for the expanding mobile Internet infrastructure market. The company specializes in a diverse range of "Smart Wi-Fi" products designed for mobile carriers, broadband service providers, and corporate enterprises, serving over 48,000 end-customers globally. Ruckus addresses critical Wi-Fi capacity and coverage challenges driven by the increasing traffic on wireless networks, largely due to the widespread use of mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets. With a focus on innovation, Ruckus has developed patented technologies, including adaptive antenna arrays that enhance signal range, improve data rates, and minimize interference. This technology ensures the reliable delivery of multimedia content and services over standard Wi-Fi networks, enabling seamless connectivity for users.
Zipcar is a car-sharing company that offers hourly or daily automobile rentals via an online platform. Members can reserve self-service vehicles equipped with in-car technology for position tracking. Founded in 2000, Zipcar merged with Flexcar in 2007 and expanded globally, serving over 350,000 members across North America and Europe by 2010.
OPENLANE, Inc. is a prominent online auction platform in North America, facilitating the buying and selling of wholesale vehicles for automotive dealers. The company provides comprehensive auto remarketing solutions to a diverse range of clients, including auto manufacturers, finance companies, leasing firms, rental companies, and wholesale auctions across the United States and Canada. OPENLANE offers an extensive digital marketplace for used vehicles, encompassing services such as financing, repossessions, repairs, transportation, warranties, and inventory management. The company operates through two primary segments: Marketplace and Finance, with the majority of its revenue derived from the Marketplace segment. Its online remarketing programs support numerous financial institutions and automotive brands, enhancing the efficiency of vehicle transactions within the industry.
Good Technology
Series G in 2004
Good Technology Corporation specializes in secure mobility solutions tailored for enterprises and governments globally. Founded in 1996 and headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, the company provides a range of collaboration applications designed to enhance mobile productivity. Its offerings include Good Launcher, a mobile desktop solution; Good Work, which facilitates business-class email and collaboration; Good Access, a browser enabling access to corporate intranets and web applications; and Good Share, a tool that allows mobile users to access, download, and share documents securely. Additionally, Good Technology provides mobile messaging services, enabling mobile operators to deliver essential corporate data, including push email and calendar functions, to various devices.
IntraLase
Series G in 2002
IntraLase Corporation is a leader in the first step of LASIK surgery, the most common means of
surgical vision correction. They design, develop and market a laser, related software and disposable devices used to create a cut of tissue across the cornea of a patient’s eye, or a corneal flap, which is the first step in LASIK surgery.
Their advanced laser technology improves the safety, precision and visual acuity of LASIK surgery by providing a computer-controlled laser solution as an alternative to the traditional method of creating the corneal flap using a hand-held mechanical, metal-bladed device called a microkeratome. They believe their product offering will become the new standard of care for corneal flap creation. As of April 2, 2007, IntraLase Corp. was acquired by Advanced Medical Optics Inc.