SpaceCurve is a third-generation big data platform delivering real-time immersive intelligence and targeted at location-based services. Its architecture continuously processes, fuses and analyzes multiple layers of spatial, temporal, sensor network, social media and other large sets of streaming data to provide immediate insights. The platform is designed for round-trip real-time capture and analysis of multidimensional, machine-scale streaming data that traditional big data offerings cannot handle. SpaceCurve aims to extend existing applications and enable new services across mobile, social media, financial trading, energy, communications, transportation, government and other markets. The company announced a $10M Series B to support commercial efforts and the first release of the SpaceCurve platform scheduled for Q3. Proceeds will be used to expand sales and marketing in support of that release. SpaceCurve develops a Big Data geospatial-temporal database and immersive analytics tools that create real-time models of reality. The platform continuously captures, processes and analyzes geospatial, temporal, sensor network, social graph and other large data streams to provide immersive location intelligence. The company says its technology overcomes limitations of relational, NoSQL and traditional databases by handling both scale and complexity. Target markets include mobile communications, location-based services, social applications, commodities, defense and emergency services. SpaceCurve announced it will use new funding to launch its first product offerings in early 2013. The company reported positive technical responses from major accounts and aims to rapidly commercialize its product to meet that demand. SpaceCurve develops a new spatial-temporal database and accompanying graph analysis tools to ingest and analyze large geospatial, geotemporal, sensor, and network data sets. The company positions its product to enable real-time actionable intelligence for location-based services, social applications, commodities, defense, and emergency services. SpaceCurve says its database addresses scale and complexity limitations found in relational, NoSQL, and other traditional databases. The company raised $2.7 million to fund the development of these big data solutions aimed at real-time location-based services. Seattle-based SpaceCurve has added technology industry veteran John Slitz as CEO to lead growth, set strategic direction, and build the management team. Founder and CTO Andrew Rogers remains part of the leadership alongside Slitz. SpaceCurve develops a massively parallel analytical database platform enabling join-oriented semantic, spatial, and relational applications. The company's core product is an analytical database optimized for massively parallel processing and complex joins across semantic, spatial and relational data. Founded in 2009 and based in Palo Alto, California, the company formed a Federal Government Advisory Board in December 2009. Per a regulatory filing, SpaceCurve raised $1.1M in venture capital. The regulatory filing is the source of the financing disclosure.

Total raised

$17M

Funding rounds

4

Latest round

Series B

Latest activity

Jun 2013