Funds
Splice Machine receives a $4 million investment
Name
splice Machine Target
Continue the development of the Splice SQL Engine™
Investors
Mohr Davidow Ventures (MDV).
FUND Splice Machine, the developer of the first SQL- compliant database designed for Big Data applications, announced today that it has raised $4 million in Series A funding.
INVESTORS Mohr Davidow Ventures (MDV).
TARGET With the funding, Splice Machine will continue the development of the Splice SQL Engine™ with a veteran software development team led by co-founder and CEO, Monte Zweben.
PEOPLE Based in San Francisco, Splice Machine provides the first SQL-compliant database designed for Big Data applications. The Splice SQL Engine™ provides all the benefits of NoSQL databases such as auto-sharding, scalability, fault tolerance and high availability, while retaining the strengths of the industry standard – SQL. It optimizes complex queries to power real-time Big Data apps and enable interactive analytics without rewriting existing SQL-based apps and front-end BI tools such as MicroStrategy® and Tableau®.
ScaleBase receives a $10.5 million investment
FUND ScaleBase, the company that keeps next gen apps and business-critical databases up-and-running, today announced $10.5 million in Series B funding
INVESTORS Bain Capital Ventures and Ascent Venture Partners led the round, with participation from existing investor, Cedar Fund.
TARGET The new funding will fuel product innovation, research and development, and sales and marketing expansion.
PEOPLE ScaleBase enables next generation apps – and the
massive transactional processing requirements of big data – all without requiring any changes to the existing infrastructure.
The ScaleBase Data Traffic Manager dynamically scales databases to meet changing business demands. ScaleBase virtualizes complex database environments, providing a unified point of management while delivering real-time elasticity and increasing availability. ScaleBase is an authorized Amazon and Oracle Partner and its customers span a wide range of industries including online gaming companies, digital media providers, social networks and enterprises. The company is venture-backed and based in Newton, MA.
Name ScaleBase
Target Fuel product innovation, research and development, and sales and marketing expansion
Investors Bain Capital Ventures, Ascent Venture Partners & Cedar Fund
LimeRoad raises approx. USD 5 M Series-A funding
Name
LimeRoad Investors
Matrix Partners India & Lightspeed Venture Partners
INVESTORS Matrix Partners India has co–led a USD 5 million first institutional round of funding of the parent company of
LimeRoad.com, with Lightspeed Venture Partners
PEOPLE
LimeRoad.com is a fun and exciting way to discover, share and shop. A social platform targeted at the intelligent woman of today, it has an incredible width of carefully selected retailers, enabling customers to discover the best of lifestyle products
across categories like apparel, accessories, home and non-perishable food. The unique shopping experience allows you to shop-by-city, shop-by-brand, or shop-by-flagship store, where you can browse and connect with shops, brands and retailers of your choice. The eye-candy magazine format lets you effortlessly flip the pages. The proprietary scrapbook not only enables you to organize, share and shop all the beautiful things you find on
LimeRoad.com, it also lets you flip through and get inspired by what others have discovered.
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