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Kaltura Raises $25 Million to Fuel Its Rapid Growth and Continue Its Global Expansion
Name Kaltura
Investors Mitsui & Co. Global Investment, Inc. ORIX Ventures, Nexus Venture Partners, Intel Capital, .406 Ventures and Avalon Ventures participating
FUND Kaltura, the leading open source video platform, has secured an additional $25 million of funding.
INVESTOR New investors include Mitsui & Co. Global Investment, Inc. and ORIX Ventures, with existing investors Nexus Venture Partners, Intel Capital, .406 Ventures and Avalon Ventures participating.
PEOPLE Kaltura provides the world's first Open Source Online Video Platform, transforming the way people work, learn, and entertain using online video. The Kaltura platform engages hundreds of millions of
viewers by providing media companies advanced video management, publishing, and monetization tools that increase their reach and monetization and simplify their video operations. Kaltura improves productivity and interaction among millions of employees by providing enterprises powerful online video tools for boosting internal knowledge sharing, training, and collaboration, and for more effective marketing.
Kaltura offers next generation learning for millions of students and teachers by providing educational institutions disruptive online video solutions for improved teaching, learning, and increased engagement across campuses and beyond.
Datadog Announces $6.2M Investment from Index Ventures and RTP Ventures
FUND Datadog, an innovator in the IT monitoring space, has secured a $6.2M A-round of funding.
INVESTOR Investors co-led by Index Ventures and RTP Ventures, an affiliate of ru-Net Holdings, with participation from existing investors IA Ventures, Amplify Partners, Contour Ventures and NYCSeed.
TARGET With the new funding, Datadog intends to expand
its development, sales and marketing operations to serve its rapidly growing enterprise customer base.
PEOPLE Datadog is a service for IT, operations and development teams who write and run applications at scale, and want to turn the massive amounts of data produced by their apps, tools and services into actionable insight. Datadog is a privately-held, venture-funded company based in New York City.
Name Datadog
Target
expand its development, sales and marketing operations to serve its rapidly growing enterprise customer base
Investors Index Ventures, RTP Ventures, ru-Net Holdings, IA Ventures, Amplify Partners, Contour Ventures and NYCSeed
Qumulo Closes $24.5 Million in Series A Funding
Name Qumulo
Target
Product development and to substantially grow its Seattle-based engineering and leadership teams
Investors
Highland Capital Partners, Madrona Venture Group and Valhalla Partners.
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FUND Qumulo, an enterprise data storage company, has raised $24.5 million in a Series A round of financing.
INVESTOR Investment led by Highland Capital Partners, with participation from Madrona Venture Group and Valhalla Partners.
TARGET The company will use the funding for product development and to substantially grow its Seattle- based engineering and leadership teams. As part of
the investment, Peter Bell, general partner at Highland Capital Partners, joins the board of directors.
PEOPLE Qumulo is a privately held enterprise data storage company based in Seattle. The company was founded in 2012 by Peter Godman, Aaron Passey, and Neal Fachan, engineering veterans from Isilon and architects of the Isilon OneFS distributed file system. Qumulo is backed by venture capital firms Highland Capital Partners, Madrona Venture Group and Valhalla Partners. For more information, please visit
www.qumulo.com.
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