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Virtustream Adds More Funding With A Goal Towards Federation

Virtustream Adds More Funding With A Goal Towards Federation

By Krishnan Subramanian on March 9, 2012

  Virtustream, a cloud provider targeting enterprise and government customers, today announced Series B $15 Million funding taking the total venture capital investment to $75 Million. This round of funding is lead by Intel Capital along with Columbia Capital, Noro-Moseley Partners and TDF with the addition of a new investor, QuestMark Capital. The additional funding round [...]

Posted in Featured Posts, Infrastructure | Tagged enomaly, federated clouds, funding, funding round, iaas, infrastructure, Infrastructure as a service, Infrastructure services, insights, spotcloud, virtustream

Cloudburst Expected on Wall Street | Xignite Raises $10M

Cloudburst Expected on Wall Street | Xignite Raises $10M

By Joel York on September 13, 2011

When not moonlighting at Chaotic Flow and Cloud Ave, I’ve been toiling away at Xignite for the better part of the last three years, and I’m happy to announce that the company has successfully closed $10 million in B round funding. The round was led by of Starvest Partners‘ Deborah Farrington who is #77 on [...]

Posted in Application Software, Entrepreneurship, Featured Posts, Infrastructure | Tagged altos, chaotic flow, cloud, Cloud Blog, cloud computing, financial, financial markets, funding, Market Data, market transparency, netsuite, series b, starvest, stock market, venture capital, xignite

Platfora Closes Series A Funding To Help Make Sense Out Of Your (Big) Data

Platfora Closes Series A Funding To Help Make Sense Out Of Your (Big) Data

By Krishnan Subramanian on September 8, 2011

Platfora, the company with a mission to bring clarity to your data, today announced series A funding worth $5.7 Million to expand their rich analytics tool for Hadoop. After the cloud euphoria, it is the turn of big data to get the mindshare of pundits and public. This space is crowded and competitive. Platfora is [...]

Posted in Platforms | Tagged Analytics, analytics platform, Andreessen Horowitz, big data, briefs, data, funding, funding round, intelligence, platfora

Acquia Gets Another Round Of Funding: Commercial Open Source Is Still Strong

Acquia Gets Another Round Of Funding: Commercial Open Source Is Still Strong

By Krishnan Subramanian on July 22, 2011

Acquia (previous CloudAve coverage), the commercial company behind open source Drupal content management software, announced the completion of Series D round of funding worth $15 Million Dollars. This round was funded by Tenaya Capital along with significant follow up participation from their existing investors, Northbridge Venture Partners and Sigma Partners. Acquia will tap into this [...]

Posted in Featured Posts, Open Source | Tagged acquia, application software, briefs, CMS, Content management software, drupal, funding, open source, opensource, paas, Platforms, saas

Skytap Secures $10 Million Series C Funding

Skytap Secures $10 Million Series C Funding

By Krishnan Subramanian on January 3, 2011

Image via CrunchBase Skytap (see previous CloudAve coverage), seattle based cloud automation provider, today announced that they have secured a Series C round of $10 Million. This marks a bright start to IaaS market in 2011 which I expect to grow strongly this year. This round is led by OpenView Venture Partners with participation from [...]

Posted in Infrastructure | Tagged briefs, cloud automation, financials, funding, funding round, iaas, lab automation, skytap | 3 Responses

Cloud Sherpas Could Push Further Google Apps Adoption

Cloud Sherpas Could Push Further Google Apps Adoption

By Krishnan Subramanian on November 3, 2010

Cloud Sherpas, the company that adds value to Google Apps, received a round of funding which could bolster their efforts to push Google Apps further into the enterprise market. This funding round of $1.6 million, in Series A-1 financing, was led by Syncarpha Capital, Vento Security Holdings and Hallett Capital, the investment vehicle of Cloud [...]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts | Tagged cloud sherpas, Enterprise, financing, funding, funding round, google apps, mid-market, saas

New Relic Gets Funded And Adds Support For .NET and PHP

New Relic Gets Funded And Adds Support For .NET and PHP

By Krishnan Subramanian on October 14, 2010

New Relic, the SaaS based Application Performance Management (APM) solutions provider, today announced that they have raised $10 Million in Series C funding and they also announced that they now support .NET and PHP applications. They are now positioning themselves to be a strong player in the cloud era with support for diverse platforms. First [...]

Posted in Application Software | Tagged analysis, apm, application Performance Management, funding, newrelic, performance monitoring, saas, venture capital

Fraud Detection SaaS Vendor ThreatMetrix Gets Series C Funding

Fraud Detection SaaS Vendor ThreatMetrix Gets Series C Funding

By Krishnan Subramanian on October 5, 2010

ThreatMetrix, the California based SaaS security vendor offering fraud prevention solutions, announced that they have secured Series C round worth $12.1 Million led by Tenaya Capital. This additional funding will help the company expand their product offerings and will also help focus more on customer acquisition. This will also offer them the necessary leverage to [...]

Posted in Security | Tagged cloud security, ecommerce, financing, fraud detection, funding, funding round, saas, Series C, threatmetrix, venture capital | 1 Response

Nimbula Raises 15 Million Series B Round To Shore Up Private Cloud Offering

Nimbula Raises 15 Million Series B Round To Shore Up Private Cloud Offering

By Krishnan Subramanian on August 23, 2010

Nimbula, the company founded by two engineers who were part of the original Amazon EC2 team, today announced that they have raised 15 Million in Series B round of financing. This round was mainly lead by Accel partners. Nimbula was launched in last Structure conference and offers private cloud with Amazon like scalability. This round [...]

Posted in Strategy | Tagged cloud computing, funding, nimbula, private clouds

Morph Labs Gets Ready To Take On The Competitive Marketplace After A Series B Funding Round

Morph Labs Gets Ready To Take On The Competitive Marketplace After A Series B Funding Round

By Krishnan Subramanian on July 15, 2010

MorphLabs, the company that helps enterprises and service providers build private clouds announced a $5.5 Million Series B funding. This funding round is led by Global Gateway Investment Group (G2iG) with new investor, Frontera Group LLC, joining existing investors CSK Venture Capital Co. Ltd. and AO Capital Partners Ltd.. After gaining lots of traction in Japan, [...]

Posted in Infrastructure | Tagged analysis, aws, cloud computing, funding, iaas, mcloud, morphlabs, private cloud | 1 Response

Woman in High Tech & The New York Times Out of the Loop

Woman in High Tech & The New York Times Out of the Loop

By Zoli Erdos on April 18, 2010

Out of the loop is the original title of a New York Times article discussing how difficult it is for women entrepreneurs to get funded, or generally to get into the management ranks in business.  A title that backfires … but you’ll have to wait to see why. The first case discussed @ the NYT [...]

Posted in Entrepreneurship | Tagged angel funding, crimson hexagon, entrepreneruship, funding, journalism, New York Times, NYT, silicon valley, startups, vc funding, women in tech | 1 Response

Amazon sees renewed pressure to collect State Sales Tax

Amazon sees renewed pressure to collect State Sales Tax

By Dan Morrill on March 3, 2010

Amazon and other online retailers like EBay might not be able to dodge the tax collection business for much longer as States try increasingly to find new areas of revenue. Over the last couple of weeks, both Colorado and California have started passing legislation in one form or another that will mean that Amazon will [...]

Posted in General | Tagged amazon, business, funding, politics, retail, sales tax

Startup Weekend Hits SXSW 2010

Startup Weekend Hits SXSW 2010

By Dan Morrill on March 3, 2010

Startup Weekend and Piryx are working on the 2nd Annual Piryxtopia Charity Bash – this is your chance to donate 20 bucks and get tickets to meet up with Startup Weekend and Pyrix. This also ties into the idea of doing startup support in Haiti via We Hear Your Voice. You need to go here [...]

Posted in Entrepreneurship | Tagged award, business, fun, funding, idea, web 2.0

Youth Venture Seattle gets broken into needs a little holiday help

Youth Venture Seattle gets broken into needs a little holiday help

By Dan Morrill on December 16, 2009

Youth Venture Seattle is one of the very few organizations that are trying to help kids at an early age learn to think innovatively, have some awesome experiences along the way, and become the leaders that we will need in this country tomorrow and today. The cool part about Youth Venture is that they are [...]

Posted in General | Tagged funding, money, Participation, seattle, Seed money, Technology, Youth | 1 Response

AT and T starts blaming customers for downloading too much

AT and T starts blaming customers for downloading too much

By Dan Morrill on December 11, 2009

Usually the first rule of business is that the customer is right always. Well maybe not so much according to AT&T, especially when it comes to the Iphone and data “hogs”. While unlimited plans usually mean unlimited, it looks like unlimited is soon going to mean caps, and extra charges for well, using your unlimited [...]

Posted in General | Tagged android, Apple, ATT, business, Comcast, funding, iphone, Participation, smartphone, Streaming media, Technology, verizon

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