• e-Share

  Participated · Seed · Feb 2014

  nCrypted Cloud provides on-the-fly encryption and audit trails for files stored on Dropbox, Google Drive, SkyDrive and Box. The service encrypts files as they are added or on demand and creates paper trails so IT can see who encrypted and decrypted files and when. It implements a network-, device- and cloud-agnostic forensic-level auditing system to give centralized visibility and oversight of user activity. Founded by Nicholas Stamos and Igor Odnovorov, the company targets large enterprise customers while also offering a free personal version. Users have generated over 100M audit events and encrypted over 10M files; the company does not disclose user counts for security reasons. Financially, nCrypted Cloud raised a $3M seed round and is currently seeking a Series A, positioning the product around an accountability-based model to balance protection and productivity.

• Tilera

  Participated · Series C · Mar 2010

  Tilera develops highly scalable general purpose multicore processors for networking, wireless and multimedia infrastructure applications. It sells TILE64 and TILEPro product families and plans to ship its TILE‑Gx family in early 2011. Its processors use the company’s iMesh architecture that scales to hundreds of RISC-based cores on a single chip. The company intends to use the new capital to accelerate development of its fourth‑generation processor family, expand sales and marketing, and launch new products for cloud computing and communications markets. Tilera closed a $45m funding round and was founded in 2004; it is led by CEO Omid Tahernia and maintains offices in San Jose (headquarters), Westborough, Yokohama, Shanghai and Beijing. Tilera develops multicore embedded processors, multicore software development tools, and boards for networking, digital multimedia and wireless infrastructure markets. Its product lineup includes the TILEPro multicore processor, which the company says delivers the performance computing needed for embedded applications. Founded in 2004, Tilera targets processing and power requirements of embedded systems. The company plans to use new funding to expand sales operations and for product development. Following this round, Tilera has raised a total of $64 million to date. The Series C was backed by Broadcom, Quanta Computers and NTT Financing.

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