ScyllaDB develops a NoSQL database platform optimized for high-throughput, low-latency workloads across multi-cloud, hybrid and on-premises deployments. Its technology automatically tunes I/O and CPU, co-locates workloads under a single server cluster, and claims millions of operations per second with single-digit millisecond latency. The company reports more than 400 customers, including Discord, Epic Games and Palo Alto Networks, and says revenue has grown 800% since its founding in December 2012. ScyllaDB employs a 168-person team and plans to use new capital to accelerate momentum and expand headcount. To date the company has raised $103 million in venture capital. ScyllaDB provides a real-time big data database fully compatible with Apache Cassandra. Its platform is used by companies including Comcast, Starbucks, Ola Cabs, Samsung, IBM, Grab, MediaMath, AppNexus and Investing.com. The company has launched a DynamoDB-compatible API to enable DynamoDB users to migrate to ScyllaDB’s free open-source database. Management says it will use new funding to further develop the DynamoDB-compatible API, expand its engineering team, and double its global sales and marketing organization. Led by CEO Dor Laor and based in Palo Alto, ScyllaDB has raised $60M in total to date. The article does not disclose revenue or user metrics. ScyllaDB builds a real-time big data database that is fully compatible with Apache Cassandra. Led by CEO Dor Laor, the company's Scylla open-source database is used as a key-value store, time-series database, large blob store and graph database backend. Customers include AppNexus, AdGear, CERN, Discord, IBM, Nauto, Ola Cabs, Samsung and Ytel. The company partners with industry players such as Qualcomm, IBM Compose and Samsung SDS. ScyllaDB plans to use the new funding to accelerate its entry into the database-as-a-service (DBaaS) market, leveraging early success of Scylla and the acquisition of DBaaS intellectual property in October of last year. The company is based in Palo Alto, California. ScyllaDB builds an open-source NoSQL database engineered in C++ as a drop-in replacement for Apache Cassandra, targeting very low latency and high throughput. The product is used in production by customers including IBM, AppNexus, CPI Card Group and Investing.com. Led by founder and CEO Dor Laor, the team includes technologists from the company behind the KVM hypervisor and open-source specialists from 13 countries. The company plans to accelerate sales and marketing and expand both its open-source and enterprise product features using the new funding. ScyllaDB is based in Herzelia, Israel and Palo Alto, California.

Total raised

$94M

Funding rounds

4

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Equity

Latest activity

Oct 2023