New Enterprise Associates

New Enterprise Associates, Inc. is a private equity and venture capital firm founded in 1977 and headquartered in Menlo Park, California, with additional offices in India and China. The firm specializes in investing across various stages of business development, from seed funding to public offerings, with a strong emphasis on the technology and healthcare sectors. Its investment strategy encompasses a wide range of industries, including information technology, consumer internet, financial technology, software, healthcare services, life sciences, biopharmaceuticals, and energy technology. New Enterprise Associates actively engages with entrepreneurs to support the growth of their companies, making investments between $0.05 million and $20 million. The firm has a global investment focus, particularly in regions such as Asia, Brazil, and the United States.

Michael Albert

Associate

Kate Barrett

Partner, Communications

Peter Barris

Chairman

Forest Baskett

General Partner

Ron Bernal

Venture Partner

Zak Burns

Associate

James Buxton MD

Principal

Carmen Chang

Partner, Chair and Head of Asia

Tak Cheung

Partner

Philip Chopin

Managing Director, NEA UK

Pamela Clark

General Partner

Vanessa Deng

Associate

Chris Doppman

Principal, LP Relations

Tony Florence

General Partner

Jay Graf

Venture Partner

Lily Huang

Principal, Healthcare VC

Arjun Jain

Senior Associate

James Kaplan

Associate

Patrick Kerins

General Partner

Nick Kline

Principal, LP Relations

Vanessa Larco

Partner

Danielle Lay

Principal

Tiffany Le

Senior Associate

Michael Li

Principal

Tiffany Luck

Partner

Mohamad Makhzoumi

General Partner

Matthew McAviney

Partner

Amit Mukherjee

Partner

Bibhash Mukhopadhyay

Principal

Mike O'Dell

Venture Partner

Kemi Odusan

Senior Associate

Greg Papadopoulos

Venture Partner

Luke Pappas

Principal

Michele Park

Partner

Eileen Qian

Associate

Scott Sandell

Managing General Partner

Tim Schaller

CFO

Andrew Schoen

Partner

Jordan Shapiro

Senior Associate

Alex Sharata

Associate

Peter Sonsini

General Partner

George Stamas

Venture Partner

Brad Thawley

Partner, Limited Partner Relations

Lila Tretikov

Partner

Paul Walker

General Partner

Blake Wu

Partner

Lulu Xu

Principal

Rick Yang

Partner, Head of Technology

Emily Zhen

Associate

Ann Bordetsky

Partner

Arno Penzias Ph.D

Venture Partner

J.C. Lopez

Principal

Past deals in TMT

Transfix

Series F in 2023
Transfix, Inc. is a trucking brokerage firm based in New York that specializes in connecting shippers with carriers for freight transportation across the United States. Founded in 2010, the company has developed an online freight management platform that utilizes advanced algorithms and business intelligence to enhance supply chain visibility and efficiency. Transfix offers services such as real-time shipment tracking, carrier performance insights, and support tailored to various industries, including retail, food, beverage, and manufacturing. By leveraging its Intelligent Freight Platform, Transfix aims to optimize logistics processes, reduce empty miles, and improve overall supply chain performance for its clients.

Cohere Technologies

Series D in 2022
Cohere Technologies Inc. is a technology company specializing in wireless bandwidth applications, headquartered in Santa Clara, California. Founded in 2010, the company has developed a software solution that enhances the performance of mobile and wireless networks, specifically for 4G and 5G systems. Its innovative orthogonal time frequency and space (OTFS) modulation scheme addresses limitations in current technologies, such as TDMA and OFDM, to increase bandwidth and throughput. Additionally, Cohere Technologies is recognized as a pioneer in software-enhanced networks and is working towards solutions compliant with future 6G standards. Their offerings include spectrum multiplier software that improves channel detection, estimation, and precoding, thereby enhancing user experience and meeting the growing demand for wireless connectivity.

Airspan Networks

Post in 2021
Airspan Networks is a global provider of 4G broadband wireless systems and solutions that deliver high-speed data, voice, and multimedia services. Airspan’s products serve operators and vertical markets such as smart utilities, transportation, and public safety around the world in both licensed and unlicensed frequency bands covering from 700MHz up to 6GHz. Its products have been deployed in over 100 countries by 500 operators, 100 of which use Airspan’s 4G products. Airspan has a unique combination of in-house skills addressing the LTE, WiMAX, Wi-Fi, and VoIP technologies and develops industry-leading products by combining these technologies in innovative ways in order to deliver new and advanced solutions. Airspan offers a comprehensive range of products to meet the connectivity requirements of a wide variety of applications. With a pioneering suite of 4G radio access network (RAN) products, Airspan delivers first-ever solutions to bridge connectivity gaps, provide improved end-user personal broadband experiences, and connect a myriad of vertical market organizations to reliable, robust 4G broadband. Airspan was founded in 1992 and is headquartered in Boca Raton, Florida.

Transfix

Series D in 2018
Transfix, Inc. is a trucking brokerage firm based in New York that specializes in connecting shippers with carriers for freight transportation across the United States. Founded in 2010, the company has developed an online freight management platform that utilizes advanced algorithms and business intelligence to enhance supply chain visibility and efficiency. Transfix offers services such as real-time shipment tracking, carrier performance insights, and support tailored to various industries, including retail, food, beverage, and manufacturing. By leveraging its Intelligent Freight Platform, Transfix aims to optimize logistics processes, reduce empty miles, and improve overall supply chain performance for its clients.

TravelBank

Series B in 2017
TravelBank is a comprehensive business travel and expense management platform catering to over 20,000 companies. The platform aims to enhance control over travel programs, leading to an average reduction in travel expenses by 30%. It features a user-friendly design and a travel rewards program that promotes employee satisfaction. Businesses can easily create and implement customized travel policies while establishing a baseline for their travel expenditures. TravelBank also offers a dedicated customer support team available 24/7 via phone, email, or chat to assist clients with any inquiries.

Transfix

Series C in 2017
Transfix, Inc. is a trucking brokerage firm based in New York that specializes in connecting shippers with carriers for freight transportation across the United States. Founded in 2010, the company has developed an online freight management platform that utilizes advanced algorithms and business intelligence to enhance supply chain visibility and efficiency. Transfix offers services such as real-time shipment tracking, carrier performance insights, and support tailored to various industries, including retail, food, beverage, and manufacturing. By leveraging its Intelligent Freight Platform, Transfix aims to optimize logistics processes, reduce empty miles, and improve overall supply chain performance for its clients.

Shoptalk

Venture Round in 2017
Shoptalk is a leading global conference focused on retail and ecommerce, designed to explore innovations and trends shaping the industry. It brings together a diverse array of participants, including established retailers, direct-to-consumer brands, tech startups, venture capitalists, media, and real estate developers. The event features a comprehensive agenda with renowned speakers and offers various formats such as sessions, roundtables, and networking opportunities. By facilitating connections among industry professionals, Shoptalk enables businesses and individuals to share insights and forge partnerships, ultimately supporting growth and expansion within the retail sector.

Transfix

Series B in 2016
Transfix, Inc. is a trucking brokerage firm based in New York that specializes in connecting shippers with carriers for freight transportation across the United States. Founded in 2010, the company has developed an online freight management platform that utilizes advanced algorithms and business intelligence to enhance supply chain visibility and efficiency. Transfix offers services such as real-time shipment tracking, carrier performance insights, and support tailored to various industries, including retail, food, beverage, and manufacturing. By leveraging its Intelligent Freight Platform, Transfix aims to optimize logistics processes, reduce empty miles, and improve overall supply chain performance for its clients.

Tintri

Series F in 2015
Tintri is an American information technology company that specializes in providing an enterprise cloud platform designed to integrate public cloud capabilities within private data centers. The platform combines cloud management software, web services, and all-flash storage systems, enabling organizations and cloud service providers to effectively manage enterprise and cloud-native applications. Tintri's architecture allows customers to guarantee application performance, automate IT tasks through Open APIs, and troubleshoot infrastructure issues. This flexibility and scalability make it a trusted choice for leading enterprises and cloud service providers, including Comcast, Chevron, NASA, Toyota, and United Healthcare, as they seek to modernize their data center operations.

Gainspeed

Series C in 2015
Gainspeed, Inc. is a technology company that specializes in a virtual Converged Cable Access Platform (CCAP), which allows cable operators to enhance network capacity and adapt to evolving market demands. Founded in 2012 and based in Sunnyvale, California, Gainspeed's solution facilitates the transition to a software-driven, all-IP architecture, accommodating the shift from traditional QAM video to IP video. This platform supports various services, including broadcast analog video, IP video, teleconferencing, and cloud computing, enabling operators to deploy new services efficiently and cost-effectively. Gainspeed operates as a subsidiary of Nokia Corporation, reflecting its integration into a larger technological ecosystem.

Cohere Technologies

Series C in 2015
Cohere Technologies Inc. is a technology company specializing in wireless bandwidth applications, headquartered in Santa Clara, California. Founded in 2010, the company has developed a software solution that enhances the performance of mobile and wireless networks, specifically for 4G and 5G systems. Its innovative orthogonal time frequency and space (OTFS) modulation scheme addresses limitations in current technologies, such as TDMA and OFDM, to increase bandwidth and throughput. Additionally, Cohere Technologies is recognized as a pioneer in software-enhanced networks and is working towards solutions compliant with future 6G standards. Their offerings include spectrum multiplier software that improves channel detection, estimation, and precoding, thereby enhancing user experience and meeting the growing demand for wireless connectivity.

Tintri

Series E in 2014
Tintri is an American information technology company that specializes in providing an enterprise cloud platform designed to integrate public cloud capabilities within private data centers. The platform combines cloud management software, web services, and all-flash storage systems, enabling organizations and cloud service providers to effectively manage enterprise and cloud-native applications. Tintri's architecture allows customers to guarantee application performance, automate IT tasks through Open APIs, and troubleshoot infrastructure issues. This flexibility and scalability make it a trusted choice for leading enterprises and cloud service providers, including Comcast, Chevron, NASA, Toyota, and United Healthcare, as they seek to modernize their data center operations.

SiTime

Series F in 2013
SiTime Corporation, an analog semiconductor company, offers MEMS-based silicon timing solutions that replace legacy quartz products. With 85% market share and over 50 million devices shipped, SiTime is driving the $5 Billion timing market’s transition to 100% silicon-based timing. SiTime’s configurable solutions enable customers to differentiate their products with higher performance, reduced size and better reliability. The rich feature set and flexibility of our solutions allows customers to consolidate their supply-chain, reducing cost of ownership and time to market. By using standard semiconductor processes and high volume plastic packaging, SiTime offers the best availability and shortest lead times in the industry. Top-tier manufacturers are experiencing these benefits and recognize SiTime as: The Smart Timing Choice.

Kumu Networks

Series B in 2013
Kumu Networks is revolutionizing the way wireless systems are built using its innovative full-duplex wireless design. Wireless full-duplex allows a radio to transmit and receive signals at the same time using a single frequency channel. Kumu's patent pending full-duplex technology changes the basic assumptions on which current wireless radios are built, allowing for improved performance and reduced complexity in a variety of wireless devices and affecting all wireless markets.

CenterBeam

Venture Round in 2013
CenterBeam, an EarthLink Business company, is a U.S.-based IT managed service provider (MSP) serving mid-size businesses. Acquired by EarthLink in 2013, CenterBeam offers a 14-year track record delivering cloud-based IT services to customers with on-demand IT capacity utilizing a subscription pricing model. CenterBeam offers executives an alternative to funding and running IT the “traditional way” (i.e. adding bodies, equipment and overhead)

Gainspeed

Series A in 2013
Gainspeed, Inc. is a technology company that specializes in a virtual Converged Cable Access Platform (CCAP), which allows cable operators to enhance network capacity and adapt to evolving market demands. Founded in 2012 and based in Sunnyvale, California, Gainspeed's solution facilitates the transition to a software-driven, all-IP architecture, accommodating the shift from traditional QAM video to IP video. This platform supports various services, including broadcast analog video, IP video, teleconferencing, and cloud computing, enabling operators to deploy new services efficiently and cost-effectively. Gainspeed operates as a subsidiary of Nokia Corporation, reflecting its integration into a larger technological ecosystem.

Luminate Wireless

Venture Round in 2013
Luminate Wireless, Inc., based in Cupertino, California, was incorporated in 2013 and specializes in wireless infrastructure. The company is focused on developing an end-to-end distributed mobile network system designed to enhance capacity and ensure reliable mobile services for enterprises of all sizes. This innovative system centralizes key management, control, and data-plane functions within a virtualized environment, which can be deployed as either a private or public cloud. Luminate Wireless enables the seamless addition of capacity to venues in a manner similar to Wi-Fi by utilizing 4G LTE access points with existing Ethernet and IP backhaul. Additionally, the company offers a simpler and more affordable infrastructure as a service (IaaS) platform that provides consistent LTE coverage and flexible mobile networks, facilitating efficient mobile network access and service delivery for enterprise customers. Luminate Wireless is supported by several prominent investors, including NEA, Sequoia Capital, Google Ventures, and Qualcomm Ventures.

Kumu Networks

Series A in 2012
Kumu Networks is revolutionizing the way wireless systems are built using its innovative full-duplex wireless design. Wireless full-duplex allows a radio to transmit and receive signals at the same time using a single frequency channel. Kumu's patent pending full-duplex technology changes the basic assumptions on which current wireless radios are built, allowing for improved performance and reduced complexity in a variety of wireless devices and affecting all wireless markets.

Tintri

Series D in 2012
Tintri is an American information technology company that specializes in providing an enterprise cloud platform designed to integrate public cloud capabilities within private data centers. The platform combines cloud management software, web services, and all-flash storage systems, enabling organizations and cloud service providers to effectively manage enterprise and cloud-native applications. Tintri's architecture allows customers to guarantee application performance, automate IT tasks through Open APIs, and troubleshoot infrastructure issues. This flexibility and scalability make it a trusted choice for leading enterprises and cloud service providers, including Comcast, Chevron, NASA, Toyota, and United Healthcare, as they seek to modernize their data center operations.

Say Media

Venture Round in 2012
Say Media, Inc. is a digital publishing company that provides a platform for creating, distributing, and monetizing digital content. With its Tempest content management system, Say Media supports independent content creators in building engaged communities across various consumer interest areas, including Style, Living, Food, and Tech. The company offers innovative advertising solutions such as AdFrames, which enhance reader engagement by allowing users to opt-in to the ad experience, as well as Portable Creative, which extends these capabilities beyond Say Media’s inventory. Headquartered in San Francisco, with additional offices in New York, Chicago, London, Toronto, and Portland, Say Media reaches an audience of over 400 million worldwide. The company was founded in 2004 and was formerly known as VideoEgg, Inc. It has operated as a subsidiary of TheMaven, Inc. since December 2018.

Aquantia

Series F in 2012
Aquantia Corp specializes in the design, development, and marketing of high-speed communication integrated circuits for Ethernet connectivity, targeting data center, enterprise infrastructure, and access markets. The company creates solutions that serve as a crucial link between high-speed analog signals and digital information in computing and networking equipment. By focusing on delivering advanced data speeds, Aquantia addresses network bandwidth bottlenecks arising from the rapid increase in Internet Protocol traffic. With a team of experts experienced in technology development and signal processing, Aquantia is well-equipped to innovate in the fast-evolving landscape of Ethernet solutions.

Luxtera

Venture Round in 2012
Luxtera, Inc. is a company based in Carlsbad, California, that specializes in silicon photonics technology, primarily for data centers and mobile infrastructure. Founded in 2001, Luxtera creates optical modules, including faceplate pluggable optical transceivers and embedded optical transceivers, which enable direct fiber-to-chip connectivity. The company is noted for overcoming significant technical challenges in integrating high-performance optics with silicon electronics on a mainstream CMOS chip. Its patented technology combines the long reach of single-mode fiber with the affordability of integrated optoelectronics, resulting in advanced transceiver devices that enhance high-speed optical communications. As a fabless semiconductor company, Luxtera's innovations provide low-cost, high-volume optical solutions characterized by superior performance and reliability. In December 2018, Luxtera was acquired by Cisco Systems, further extending its reach in the communications and semiconductor industries.

Umami

Seed Round in 2011
Umami is a NYC-based startup founded to deliver on the promise of interactive TV for consumers, networks and advertisers. Umami for iPad, a free app available now in the App Store (umami.tv/download), automatically detects what you’re watching and brings you info, bios, photos, news, gossip and social conversation while you watch. The app is part of a broader publishing platform which simplifies the process for TV networks, content partners and advertisers to create rich, enhanced TV experiences. Umami is led by veterans of interactive TV, broadband video and advertising with experience building platforms and selling media at firms like TV Guide, Aol, CBS, and Comcast. Download - umami.tv/download Check out our video - umami.tv/video On Twitter - @umamitv On Facebook - umamitv

Tintri

Series C in 2011
Tintri is an American information technology company that specializes in providing an enterprise cloud platform designed to integrate public cloud capabilities within private data centers. The platform combines cloud management software, web services, and all-flash storage systems, enabling organizations and cloud service providers to effectively manage enterprise and cloud-native applications. Tintri's architecture allows customers to guarantee application performance, automate IT tasks through Open APIs, and troubleshoot infrastructure issues. This flexibility and scalability make it a trusted choice for leading enterprises and cloud service providers, including Comcast, Chevron, NASA, Toyota, and United Healthcare, as they seek to modernize their data center operations.

Aquantia

Series E in 2011
Aquantia Corp specializes in the design, development, and marketing of high-speed communication integrated circuits for Ethernet connectivity, targeting data center, enterprise infrastructure, and access markets. The company creates solutions that serve as a crucial link between high-speed analog signals and digital information in computing and networking equipment. By focusing on delivering advanced data speeds, Aquantia addresses network bandwidth bottlenecks arising from the rapid increase in Internet Protocol traffic. With a team of experts experienced in technology development and signal processing, Aquantia is well-equipped to innovate in the fast-evolving landscape of Ethernet solutions.

Tintri

Series B in 2011
Tintri is an American information technology company that specializes in providing an enterprise cloud platform designed to integrate public cloud capabilities within private data centers. The platform combines cloud management software, web services, and all-flash storage systems, enabling organizations and cloud service providers to effectively manage enterprise and cloud-native applications. Tintri's architecture allows customers to guarantee application performance, automate IT tasks through Open APIs, and troubleshoot infrastructure issues. This flexibility and scalability make it a trusted choice for leading enterprises and cloud service providers, including Comcast, Chevron, NASA, Toyota, and United Healthcare, as they seek to modernize their data center operations.

ValueFirst

Venture Round in 2011
ValueFirst, founded in 2003, is a company that specializes in connecting businesses with consumers through various telecom and internet channels. It offers a range of communication solutions, including Apple Business Messaging, chatbots, email, Google Business Messaging, Instagram, RCS Business Messaging, SMS, voice, and WhatsApp, enabling brands to create engaging conversational experiences. With a focus on providing enterprise digital services, ValueFirst assists clients in enhancing customer interactions and streamlining communication. The company employs approximately 500 individuals and has a presence in India, Indonesia, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates. Through its innovative platforms and smart APIs, ValueFirst aims to support businesses in driving revenue growth and improving customer satisfaction.

GeistM

Seed Round in 2011
GeistM is the #1 Content MarTech platform powering performance marketing for a portfolio of Fortune 100 brands and hyper-growth startups. GeistM partners with category-leading companies with complex or unique value propositions and the capacity and commitment to scale spend in proven channels of customer acquisition. The data-driven model, powered by a MarTech platform, enables GeistM to identify and scale winning combinations of content elements, offer dynamics, networks and targeting strategies.

Aquantia

Series D in 2009
Aquantia Corp specializes in the design, development, and marketing of high-speed communication integrated circuits for Ethernet connectivity, targeting data center, enterprise infrastructure, and access markets. The company creates solutions that serve as a crucial link between high-speed analog signals and digital information in computing and networking equipment. By focusing on delivering advanced data speeds, Aquantia addresses network bandwidth bottlenecks arising from the rapid increase in Internet Protocol traffic. With a team of experts experienced in technology development and signal processing, Aquantia is well-equipped to innovate in the fast-evolving landscape of Ethernet solutions.

Teracent

Series B in 2009
Teracent specializes in data-driven advertising optimization, providing a platform that enables advertisers and agencies to enhance their display ad campaigns by leveraging detailed audience data. The company's Intelligent Display Advertising technology creates highly customized display ads tailored to individual consumers and specific websites. This self-learning platform continuously improves campaign performance by utilizing aggregated data to deliver relevant advertising at various stages of the sales funnel. Teracent's solutions are employed not only by direct clients but also by major ad networks and data providers, establishing it as a leader in the advertising technology sector. The company was acquired by Google in December 2009, contributing to a broader suite of digital services and solutions.

SiTime

Series D in 2009
SiTime Corporation, an analog semiconductor company, offers MEMS-based silicon timing solutions that replace legacy quartz products. With 85% market share and over 50 million devices shipped, SiTime is driving the $5 Billion timing market’s transition to 100% silicon-based timing. SiTime’s configurable solutions enable customers to differentiate their products with higher performance, reduced size and better reliability. The rich feature set and flexibility of our solutions allows customers to consolidate their supply-chain, reducing cost of ownership and time to market. By using standard semiconductor processes and high volume plastic packaging, SiTime offers the best availability and shortest lead times in the industry. Top-tier manufacturers are experiencing these benefits and recognize SiTime as: The Smart Timing Choice.

ValueFirst

Series A in 2008
ValueFirst, founded in 2003, is a company that specializes in connecting businesses with consumers through various telecom and internet channels. It offers a range of communication solutions, including Apple Business Messaging, chatbots, email, Google Business Messaging, Instagram, RCS Business Messaging, SMS, voice, and WhatsApp, enabling brands to create engaging conversational experiences. With a focus on providing enterprise digital services, ValueFirst assists clients in enhancing customer interactions and streamlining communication. The company employs approximately 500 individuals and has a presence in India, Indonesia, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates. Through its innovative platforms and smart APIs, ValueFirst aims to support businesses in driving revenue growth and improving customer satisfaction.

Luxtera

Series D in 2008
Luxtera, Inc. is a company based in Carlsbad, California, that specializes in silicon photonics technology, primarily for data centers and mobile infrastructure. Founded in 2001, Luxtera creates optical modules, including faceplate pluggable optical transceivers and embedded optical transceivers, which enable direct fiber-to-chip connectivity. The company is noted for overcoming significant technical challenges in integrating high-performance optics with silicon electronics on a mainstream CMOS chip. Its patented technology combines the long reach of single-mode fiber with the affordability of integrated optoelectronics, resulting in advanced transceiver devices that enhance high-speed optical communications. As a fabless semiconductor company, Luxtera's innovations provide low-cost, high-volume optical solutions characterized by superior performance and reliability. In December 2018, Luxtera was acquired by Cisco Systems, further extending its reach in the communications and semiconductor industries.

SiBEAM

Series C in 2008
SiBEAM is a fabless semiconductor company specializing in millimeter wave technologies and high-speed wireless communications. It is known for pioneering 60 GHz chipsets using CMOS technology, which has enabled the development of its WirelessHD applications. SiBEAM offers a range of products, including RF CMOS semiconductors, wireless high-definition transmitter and receiver chipsets designed for various devices like DVD players, set-top boxes, and media center PCs. Additionally, the company provides low-power transmitter and receiver chipsets, as well as a WirelessHD Development Kit to assist in integrating its solutions into wireless communication products. SiBEAM's innovative technology caters to the growing demand for high-bandwidth services across multiple consumer electronics.

Xtera

Venture Round in 2007
Xtera is a privately held network equipment and services company, and a leading provider of optical networks for terrestrial and subsea applications. Over the last year Xtera has succeeded in expanding its customer base and product portfolio in both existing and new markets. The AscenVision acquisition continues this strategic growth, extending Xtera's product portfolio beyond the optical layer. Xtera supplies both un-repeatered and repeatered systems, using our high-performance optical amplifiers to deliver traffic directly inland to cities. They create novel solutions that are tailored to each individual customer, whether providing a full turnkey system, an open architecture design, or a supply of a particular product or service.

SiTime

Series C in 2007
SiTime Corporation, an analog semiconductor company, offers MEMS-based silicon timing solutions that replace legacy quartz products. With 85% market share and over 50 million devices shipped, SiTime is driving the $5 Billion timing market’s transition to 100% silicon-based timing. SiTime’s configurable solutions enable customers to differentiate their products with higher performance, reduced size and better reliability. The rich feature set and flexibility of our solutions allows customers to consolidate their supply-chain, reducing cost of ownership and time to market. By using standard semiconductor processes and high volume plastic packaging, SiTime offers the best availability and shortest lead times in the industry. Top-tier manufacturers are experiencing these benefits and recognize SiTime as: The Smart Timing Choice.

Teracent

Series A in 2007
Teracent specializes in data-driven advertising optimization, providing a platform that enables advertisers and agencies to enhance their display ad campaigns by leveraging detailed audience data. The company's Intelligent Display Advertising technology creates highly customized display ads tailored to individual consumers and specific websites. This self-learning platform continuously improves campaign performance by utilizing aggregated data to deliver relevant advertising at various stages of the sales funnel. Teracent's solutions are employed not only by direct clients but also by major ad networks and data providers, establishing it as a leader in the advertising technology sector. The company was acquired by Google in December 2009, contributing to a broader suite of digital services and solutions.

Telsima

Venture Round in 2007
Telsima Corp. develops and markets base station and subscriber station systems and network management software for the WiMAX telecommunications market. The company offers mobile WiMAX, WiMAX certified broadband wireless access, and mobility solutions. Telsima Corp. was formerly known as Kinera, Inc. The company was founded in 1999 and is based in Sunnyvale, California with offices and facilities in Bangalore, Gurgaon, and Mumbai, India; and Trzin-Ljubljana, Slovenia.

Technical Communities

Series D in 2006
Technical Communities Inc., also known as TestMart, specializes in providing marketing solutions and distribution services aimed at enhancing sales for organizations targeting U.S. government agencies, prime federal contractors, state and local governments, and educational institutions. Founded in 1998 and headquartered in San Bruno, California, the company offers a range of services, including GSA contract management and consulting, direct marketing, and sales channel support. It operates an online marketplace that facilitates the procurement of various technology products, allowing buyers to efficiently browse IT, medical, scientific, and technical equipment. Additionally, Technical Communities functions as an advertising agency, delivering lead generation, brand awareness, and market research services. The company leverages over 15 years of experience in B2B and B2G sales, supported by a proprietary database of over 2 million prospects, to assist organizations in effectively managing their sales and marketing efforts while reducing costs and risks.

SiBEAM

Series B in 2006
SiBEAM is a fabless semiconductor company specializing in millimeter wave technologies and high-speed wireless communications. It is known for pioneering 60 GHz chipsets using CMOS technology, which has enabled the development of its WirelessHD applications. SiBEAM offers a range of products, including RF CMOS semiconductors, wireless high-definition transmitter and receiver chipsets designed for various devices like DVD players, set-top boxes, and media center PCs. Additionally, the company provides low-power transmitter and receiver chipsets, as well as a WirelessHD Development Kit to assist in integrating its solutions into wireless communication products. SiBEAM's innovative technology caters to the growing demand for high-bandwidth services across multiple consumer electronics.

Luxtera

Series C in 2006
Luxtera, Inc. is a company based in Carlsbad, California, that specializes in silicon photonics technology, primarily for data centers and mobile infrastructure. Founded in 2001, Luxtera creates optical modules, including faceplate pluggable optical transceivers and embedded optical transceivers, which enable direct fiber-to-chip connectivity. The company is noted for overcoming significant technical challenges in integrating high-performance optics with silicon electronics on a mainstream CMOS chip. Its patented technology combines the long reach of single-mode fiber with the affordability of integrated optoelectronics, resulting in advanced transceiver devices that enhance high-speed optical communications. As a fabless semiconductor company, Luxtera's innovations provide low-cost, high-volume optical solutions characterized by superior performance and reliability. In December 2018, Luxtera was acquired by Cisco Systems, further extending its reach in the communications and semiconductor industries.

Telsima

Series C in 2005
Telsima Corp. develops and markets base station and subscriber station systems and network management software for the WiMAX telecommunications market. The company offers mobile WiMAX, WiMAX certified broadband wireless access, and mobility solutions. Telsima Corp. was formerly known as Kinera, Inc. The company was founded in 1999 and is based in Sunnyvale, California with offices and facilities in Bangalore, Gurgaon, and Mumbai, India; and Trzin-Ljubljana, Slovenia.

Perfect Commerce

Venture Round in 2005
Perfect Commerce provides a SaaS spend management solutions and the open supplier network. The company's solutions include PerfectSource, which creates value from effective supply management; PerfectProcure, which establishes control of the procure-to-pay process; and PerfectShop, which enhances visibility of company-approved goods and services. Perfect Commerce solutions specialize in procurement operations by identifying organizational needs and requirements, as well as capturing and analyzing empirical spend and marketplace data to develop a suite of business solutions tailored to each organization's operating environment. In addition, the company's solutions include Open Supplier Network, a hosted service that connects buyers and suppliers to facilitate B2B transactions; and Commerce One Procurement tool, a behind-the-firewall solution that manages and controls the procurement and purchasing process. It serves chemicals, retail, energy, financial services, health/medical, hospitality, food products, education, manufacturing, technology, and transportation industries.

IP Unity

Series F in 2005
IP Unity delivers a carrier grade services platform for enhanced voice and telephony applications over ATM, TDM and VoIP Networks. The company's media servers, applications servers, enhanced service applications, and application partners allow customers to quickly and cost effectively offer new services associated with next generation networks while protecting their investment in legacy systems.

Nevis Networks

Series B in 2005
Nevis Networks specializes in providing advanced security solutions for local area networks (LANs) to ensure data integrity, network availability, and regulatory compliance. The company's flagship product, LANenforcer, integrates various LAN security functions into a cohesive framework that inspects every data packet, ensuring user accountability and threat containment. Nevis Networks also offers the Personal DMZ, which creates a protective perimeter for individual users, and the LANenforcer Secure Access Switch that secures the LAN environment. Additionally, the LANenforcer appliance aggregates traffic from multiple access switches, enabling individualized access control and rapid threat detection. The LANsight Security Manager supports centralized security policy configuration and monitoring. The company serves a diverse range of industries, including financial services, healthcare, high-tech, and educational institutions. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Mountain View, California, Nevis Networks also has research and development facilities in Pune, India, and Beijing, China. In addition to its products, the company provides support, consulting, and customized training services to its clients.

SiBEAM

Series A in 2005
SiBEAM is a fabless semiconductor company specializing in millimeter wave technologies and high-speed wireless communications. It is known for pioneering 60 GHz chipsets using CMOS technology, which has enabled the development of its WirelessHD applications. SiBEAM offers a range of products, including RF CMOS semiconductors, wireless high-definition transmitter and receiver chipsets designed for various devices like DVD players, set-top boxes, and media center PCs. Additionally, the company provides low-power transmitter and receiver chipsets, as well as a WirelessHD Development Kit to assist in integrating its solutions into wireless communication products. SiBEAM's innovative technology caters to the growing demand for high-bandwidth services across multiple consumer electronics.

SiBEAM

Seed Round in 2004
SiBEAM is a fabless semiconductor company specializing in millimeter wave technologies and high-speed wireless communications. It is known for pioneering 60 GHz chipsets using CMOS technology, which has enabled the development of its WirelessHD applications. SiBEAM offers a range of products, including RF CMOS semiconductors, wireless high-definition transmitter and receiver chipsets designed for various devices like DVD players, set-top boxes, and media center PCs. Additionally, the company provides low-power transmitter and receiver chipsets, as well as a WirelessHD Development Kit to assist in integrating its solutions into wireless communication products. SiBEAM's innovative technology caters to the growing demand for high-bandwidth services across multiple consumer electronics.

IP Unity

Series E in 2004
IP Unity delivers a carrier grade services platform for enhanced voice and telephony applications over ATM, TDM and VoIP Networks. The company's media servers, applications servers, enhanced service applications, and application partners allow customers to quickly and cost effectively offer new services associated with next generation networks while protecting their investment in legacy systems.

Tele Atlas

Series A in 2004
Tele Atlas is a leading provider of digital maps and dynamic content, specializing in geographical mapping solutions for automotive navigation systems. The company offers comprehensive content for a range of navigation and location-based services, as well as geospatial and database products. Its services cater to manufacturers of automotive navigation systems and companies that deliver mapping solutions through mobile and internet platforms. By providing rich geographical data, Tele Atlas enables its clients to enhance their navigation and location services effectively.

Xtera

Venture Round in 2003
Xtera is a privately held network equipment and services company, and a leading provider of optical networks for terrestrial and subsea applications. Over the last year Xtera has succeeded in expanding its customer base and product portfolio in both existing and new markets. The AscenVision acquisition continues this strategic growth, extending Xtera's product portfolio beyond the optical layer. Xtera supplies both un-repeatered and repeatered systems, using our high-performance optical amplifiers to deliver traffic directly inland to cities. They create novel solutions that are tailored to each individual customer, whether providing a full turnkey system, an open architecture design, or a supply of a particular product or service.

Perfect Commerce

Venture Round in 2003
Perfect Commerce provides a SaaS spend management solutions and the open supplier network. The company's solutions include PerfectSource, which creates value from effective supply management; PerfectProcure, which establishes control of the procure-to-pay process; and PerfectShop, which enhances visibility of company-approved goods and services. Perfect Commerce solutions specialize in procurement operations by identifying organizational needs and requirements, as well as capturing and analyzing empirical spend and marketplace data to develop a suite of business solutions tailored to each organization's operating environment. In addition, the company's solutions include Open Supplier Network, a hosted service that connects buyers and suppliers to facilitate B2B transactions; and Commerce One Procurement tool, a behind-the-firewall solution that manages and controls the procurement and purchasing process. It serves chemicals, retail, energy, financial services, health/medical, hospitality, food products, education, manufacturing, technology, and transportation industries.

Tantivy Communications

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

Luxtera

Series B in 2003
Luxtera, Inc. is a company based in Carlsbad, California, that specializes in silicon photonics technology, primarily for data centers and mobile infrastructure. Founded in 2001, Luxtera creates optical modules, including faceplate pluggable optical transceivers and embedded optical transceivers, which enable direct fiber-to-chip connectivity. The company is noted for overcoming significant technical challenges in integrating high-performance optics with silicon electronics on a mainstream CMOS chip. Its patented technology combines the long reach of single-mode fiber with the affordability of integrated optoelectronics, resulting in advanced transceiver devices that enhance high-speed optical communications. As a fabless semiconductor company, Luxtera's innovations provide low-cost, high-volume optical solutions characterized by superior performance and reliability. In December 2018, Luxtera was acquired by Cisco Systems, further extending its reach in the communications and semiconductor industries.

Leapstone Systems

Series B in 2003
Leapstone Systems, Inc. specializes in communication software solutions tailored for network operators in the United States. The company offers the Communications Convergence Engine, a versatile software platform that allows operators to design, package, deploy, and manage a variety of content and services. This includes the CCE serviceBROKER, which facilitates the integration of diverse services such as voice and IPTV across multiple networks and devices. By providing a unified platform for creating and managing converged service bundles, Leapstone Systems enables wireline, wireless, and cable operators to enhance their service offerings and improve customer experiences.

United Platform Technologies

Series A in 2003
United Platform Technologies is a China-based company that offers telecommunication services. It also provides its clients with communications solutions, information exchange, and information inquiry services. United Platform Technologies is headquartered in Haidian, Beijing.

Coriolis Networks

Series C in 2001
Coriolis Networks, headquartered in Boxborough, Mass., began in mid 1999 with a mission to develop a comprehensive approach to the needs of carriers for reliable and scalable optical network solutions. From the beginning, Coriolis Networks realized that success in this market would be based on providing customers with a solution that was compatible with existing SONET network architectures but dramatically improved on the data service delivery capability with new lower price points. Coriolis' target market is the network service provider community on a global basis. Our target customers include competitive and incumbent local exchange carriers, Internet service providers, and wholesale carriers that are building out their fiber-optic facilities to meet their end-user demands for more high-speed data services as well as traditional metro services.

Xtera

Series B in 2001
Xtera is a privately held network equipment and services company, and a leading provider of optical networks for terrestrial and subsea applications. Over the last year Xtera has succeeded in expanding its customer base and product portfolio in both existing and new markets. The AscenVision acquisition continues this strategic growth, extending Xtera's product portfolio beyond the optical layer. Xtera supplies both un-repeatered and repeatered systems, using our high-performance optical amplifiers to deliver traffic directly inland to cities. They create novel solutions that are tailored to each individual customer, whether providing a full turnkey system, an open architecture design, or a supply of a particular product or service.

Network Photonics

Series B in 2000
Network Photonics is developing the third-generation of all-optical dense wavelength division multiplexing (DWDM) transport networks designed for competitive metropolitan area service providers. Its optical network solutions are based on its patent-pending CrossWave(TM) technology, which enables high-performance DWDM networks without resorting to expensive optical- to-electronic-to-optical conversion.

Coriolis Networks

Series B in 2000
Coriolis Networks, headquartered in Boxborough, Mass., began in mid 1999 with a mission to develop a comprehensive approach to the needs of carriers for reliable and scalable optical network solutions. From the beginning, Coriolis Networks realized that success in this market would be based on providing customers with a solution that was compatible with existing SONET network architectures but dramatically improved on the data service delivery capability with new lower price points. Coriolis' target market is the network service provider community on a global basis. Our target customers include competitive and incumbent local exchange carriers, Internet service providers, and wholesale carriers that are building out their fiber-optic facilities to meet their end-user demands for more high-speed data services as well as traditional metro services.

Technical Communities

Series C in 2000
Technical Communities Inc., also known as TestMart, specializes in providing marketing solutions and distribution services aimed at enhancing sales for organizations targeting U.S. government agencies, prime federal contractors, state and local governments, and educational institutions. Founded in 1998 and headquartered in San Bruno, California, the company offers a range of services, including GSA contract management and consulting, direct marketing, and sales channel support. It operates an online marketplace that facilitates the procurement of various technology products, allowing buyers to efficiently browse IT, medical, scientific, and technical equipment. Additionally, Technical Communities functions as an advertising agency, delivering lead generation, brand awareness, and market research services. The company leverages over 15 years of experience in B2B and B2G sales, supported by a proprietary database of over 2 million prospects, to assist organizations in effectively managing their sales and marketing efforts while reducing costs and risks.

Comstellar Technologies

Series A in 2000
At Comstellar Technologies, Inc., we're building a major technology company with a singular focus on communications infrastructure utilizing a innovative operating model. We're focusing on communications infrastructure because that's increasingly central to all technologies. The possibilities are endless, the opportunities are worldwide, and the demand is explosive.

Telegea

Series C in 2000
TeleGea is the leading global provider of e-commerce technologies for online purchase, real-time delivery and web-enabled management of telecommunications products. The company has developed a unique patent-pending e-commerce platform that allows telecom providers and e-tailers to establish new revenue opportunities by streamlining the delivery of transaction-based telecommunications offerings to online buyers.

Exent

Series B in 2000
Exent is a digital entertainment media company that focuses on the marketing, distribution, and monetization of mobile and PC games. As a leading provider of Games on Demand services, Exent offers over 2,500 games from more than 150 publishers, including well-known names like PopCap Games and Ubisoft. The company provides subscription-based and free, ad-supported gaming options to millions of players. Its premium GameTanium subscription service is designed for various partners, including mobile operators and telecommunications providers, enhancing their revenue and user engagement. Additionally, Exent operates FreeRide Games, a unique platform that allows users to access over 400 premium full-download PC games for free, supported by strategically placed advertisements. This combination of services ensures that gamers can enjoy a diverse range of titles across multiple devices, including mobile, tablets, PCs, and TVs. Exent is privately financed by equity shareholders, including notable investors such as Intel Capital and Cisco.

Vpacket Communications

Series B in 2000
Vpacket is a closely held telecommunications-equipment company that delivers converged voice and data solutions.

Network Photonics

Series A in 2000
Network Photonics is developing the third-generation of all-optical dense wavelength division multiplexing (DWDM) transport networks designed for competitive metropolitan area service providers. Its optical network solutions are based on its patent-pending CrossWave(TM) technology, which enables high-performance DWDM networks without resorting to expensive optical- to-electronic-to-optical conversion.

Perfect Commerce

Series B in 2000
Perfect Commerce provides a SaaS spend management solutions and the open supplier network. The company's solutions include PerfectSource, which creates value from effective supply management; PerfectProcure, which establishes control of the procure-to-pay process; and PerfectShop, which enhances visibility of company-approved goods and services. Perfect Commerce solutions specialize in procurement operations by identifying organizational needs and requirements, as well as capturing and analyzing empirical spend and marketplace data to develop a suite of business solutions tailored to each organization's operating environment. In addition, the company's solutions include Open Supplier Network, a hosted service that connects buyers and suppliers to facilitate B2B transactions; and Commerce One Procurement tool, a behind-the-firewall solution that manages and controls the procurement and purchasing process. It serves chemicals, retail, energy, financial services, health/medical, hospitality, food products, education, manufacturing, technology, and transportation industries.

E20 Communications

Series B in 2000
E20 Communications, Inc. develops and manufactures multi-gigabit rate fiber optic subsystems for the computer storage, internetworking, and telecommunications markets. The company was founded in 1998 and is headquartered in Calabasas, California. As of May 17, 2004, E20 Communications, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of JDS Uniphase Corporation.

CenterBeam

Series B in 2000
CenterBeam, an EarthLink Business company, is a U.S.-based IT managed service provider (MSP) serving mid-size businesses. Acquired by EarthLink in 2013, CenterBeam offers a 14-year track record delivering cloud-based IT services to customers with on-demand IT capacity utilizing a subscription pricing model. CenterBeam offers executives an alternative to funding and running IT the “traditional way” (i.e. adding bodies, equipment and overhead)

Altitun

Series B in 1999
Altitun AB specializes in the manufacturing of tunable lasers and transmitters, focusing on enhancing flexibility and affordability in bandwidth provisioning. The company offers a comprehensive range of tunable laser products, designed to assist systems vendors and carriers in reducing operational costs while supporting the development of all-optical networks. Altitun's products cater to the fiber-optic telecommunications sector and are engineered for high-bandwidth network applications, positioning the company as a key player in the evolving landscape of optical communication technology.

Growth Networks

Series B in 1999
Growth Networks provides Internet Switching Fabric ICs and solutions. The company develops advanced integrated circuit components for IP routers and ATM switches. Growth Networks was founded in 1998 and is based in Mountain View, California.

DASAN Zhone Solutions

Series A in 1999
DASAN Zhone Solutions is a global provider of network access solutions, specializing in telecommunications equipment for both service providers and enterprises. Formed from the merger of DASAN Network Solutions and Zhone Technologies in 2016, the company serves over 800 customers, including prominent carriers worldwide. Its product portfolio encompasses broadband access, mobile backhaul, Ethernet switching, passive optical LAN, and software-defined networks. DASAN Zhone Solutions' innovative technologies enable operators to efficiently deliver a variety of services such as broadband, VoIP, and IPTV over both copper and fiber networks. The company simplifies network operations by consolidating multiple services onto a single access line, enhancing reliability and quality while facilitating new service offerings. Headquartered in California, DASAN Zhone Solutions has research and development centers across the U.S., Korea, China, Vietnam, and India, with manufacturing operations in the U.S., Korea, and China. Its primary markets include North America, Latin America, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia.

Alcatel Communications

Series B in 1999
Astral Point Communications develops transmission network elements aimed at metropolitan optical access to the internet.

Technical Communities

Series A in 1999
Technical Communities Inc., also known as TestMart, specializes in providing marketing solutions and distribution services aimed at enhancing sales for organizations targeting U.S. government agencies, prime federal contractors, state and local governments, and educational institutions. Founded in 1998 and headquartered in San Bruno, California, the company offers a range of services, including GSA contract management and consulting, direct marketing, and sales channel support. It operates an online marketplace that facilitates the procurement of various technology products, allowing buyers to efficiently browse IT, medical, scientific, and technical equipment. Additionally, Technical Communities functions as an advertising agency, delivering lead generation, brand awareness, and market research services. The company leverages over 15 years of experience in B2B and B2G sales, supported by a proprietary database of over 2 million prospects, to assist organizations in effectively managing their sales and marketing efforts while reducing costs and risks.

Accelerated Networks

Venture Round in 1998
Accelerated Networks, Inc. was engaged in the development and marketing of customer premise telecommunications products that enabled carriers to deliver bundled voice and data services over a single broadband access network.

Broadwing Communication

Venture Round in 1998
Broadwing Communications provides telecommunication services to enterprises, carriers, and government entities. Broadwing Communications was founded in 1962 as Tower Communications Systems, Inc, originally a microwave communication provider. That company became IXC Communications in 1994. When Cincinnati Bell acquired IXC Communications in 1999, the merged company was renamed Broadwing. Broadwing Corporation operates two divisions that serve different segments of the telecommunications industry. The communications division, managed by the Broadwing Communications, LLC subsidiary, is a provider of data, internet, voice, and broadband transport services to carrier and enterprise customers delivered over a nationwide network connecting 137 cities. The communications equipment division, operating under Corvis Equipment Corporation, designs, manufactures, and sells high performance all-optical and electrical/optical communications systems. In response to the severe downturn in the telecommunications industry, the company shifted its focus to become primarily a provider of communications services, which comprises about 99 percent of its revenue. In 2003, Cincinnati Bell reclaimed its former name, selling its competitive carrier operations—Broadwing—to equipment manufacturer Corvis. In 2004, Corvis acquired Focal Communications, folded Focal into Broadwing Communications’ operations, and used that opportunity to change the name of Broadwing Communications’ parent company from Corvis Corporation to Broadwing Corporation. On October 16, 2006, Broadwing Corporation announced an agreement to be acquired by Level 3 Communications, and the deal to close in the first quarter of 2007.

Carrier Access

Seed Round in 1997
Carrier Access specializes in providing technology solutions and broadband access equipment, focusing on both enterprise-level cloud and hybrid systems. The company offers a range of products that support the wireless backhaul network, facilitating connections from cell sites to the network edge. Their offerings also include converged access technologies that enable service providers and enterprises to deliver integrated IP voice and data services. With a consultative approach, Carrier Access emphasizes proactive communication and transparent expectations, ensuring that clients receive clear and consistent updates on deliverables and timelines. This commitment to collaboration helps organizations effectively address their technology challenges and transform their operations.

Fibex Systems

Venture Round in 1997
Fibex Systems is a pioneer in Integrated Access Digital Loop Carrier (IADLC) products, devices that combine traditional voice services with data services using ATM as the underlying architecture. Sentient Networks has developed the industry's highest density ATM Circuit Emulation Service (CES) Gateway, which is capable of transporting circuit-based private line services across packet-based ATM networks.

Alteon Websystems

Venture Round in 1997
Alteon Websystems is a computer network hardware company that provides internet infrastructure solutions enabling e-businesses to meet their increasing demands. The company’s portfolio of web data center products includes switches, server adapters, and software that are optimized to meet the specific challenges of managing web application traffic and provide high performance network infrastructure solutions. Alteo Websystems was founded in 1996 and is headquartered in San Jose, California.

3Com

Venture Round in 1996
3Com Corporation was a digital electronics manufacturer best known for its computer network products. The company was co-founded in 1979 by Robert Metcalfe, Howard Charney and others. Metcalfe explained the name 3Com was a contraction of "Computer Communication Compatibility", with its focus on Ethernet technology that he had co-invented, which enabled the networking of computers. 3Com provided network interface controller and switches, routers, wireless access points and controllers, IP voice systems, and intrusion prevention systems. The company was based in Santa Clara, California. From its 2007 acquisition of 100 percent ownership of H3C Technologies Co., Limited (H3C) — initially a joint venture with China-based Huawei Technologies— 3Com achieved a market presence in China, and a significant networking market share in Europe, Asia, and the Americas. 3Com products were sold under the brands 3Com, H3C, and TippingPoint. On April 12, 2010, Hewlett-Packard completed the acquisition of 3Com for $2.7 billion, and it no longer exists as a separate entity.

GeoTel Communications

Venture Round in 1994
GeoTel Communications specializes in providing comprehensive telecommunications infrastructure data, including fiber maps and location-based intelligence. With over 23 years of experience, the company is recognized for delivering the largest and most reliable geospatial databases in the industry, which encompass more than 15 datasets, such as fiber maps, fiber-lit buildings, and cell towers. GeoTel's services enable businesses and government agencies to make informed, location-based decisions by leveraging accurate and well-researched information. In addition to its focus on geospatial data, GeoTel also develops software products aimed at optimizing call routing for telecommunications applications.

COM21

Venture Round in 1994
Com21, Inc. designs, develops, markets and sells value-added, high-speed communications solutions for the broadband access market. The Company's ComUNITY Access system enables cable operators to provide high-speed, cost-effective Internet access to corporate telecommuter, small office/home office ("SOHO") and residential users in the U.S. and internationally, and enables them to address the distinct price, performance, security and other needs of these different end-user groups.

UUNET Technologies

Venture Round in 1993
UUNET Technologies is an American technology company that provides internet access options, and application and consultancy services. UUNET Technologies was founded in 1987 and is headquartered in Fairfax, Virginia. The company currently operates as a subsidiary of Verizon Business.

Telebit

Venture Round in 1990
Telebit Corporation is a designer, manufacturer, and marketer of products for data communication networks. In 1993, Summit Partners portfolio company Octocom Systems was acquired by Telebit.
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