Pivotal
875 Howard St, San Francisco, CA, 94103, United States
Overview
Pivotal is a software company that provides digital transformation technology and services. Its Cloud Native platform drives software innovation for many of the world’s most admired brands. With millions of developers in communities around the world, Pivotal technology touches billions of users every day. After shaping the software development culture of Silicon Valley's most valuable companies for over a decade, today Pivotal leads a global technology movement transforming how the world builds software.
- Total investments
- 2
- Lead investments
- 1
- Investments · 12mo
- 1
- Active investors
- 0
Sector focus
- Big Data
- Cloud Computing
- Enterprise Software
- PaaS
- Software
Investment portfolio
- Quadric
Participated · Series C · Jan 2026
Quadric develops the Chimera GPNPU, a fully programmable general-purpose AI inference processor architecture optimized for on-device AI/ML inference and classic DSP and control algorithms. The Chimera processors scale from 1 to over 3,200 TOPS in multi-chiplet configurations and support both convolutional and transformer-based models, including on-device LLM inference and emerging VLA world models. Quadric's software toolchain converts AI models into C++ and enables SoC teams to program in Python or C++, allowing models to be updated on shipped silicon. The company offers automotive-grade safety-enhanced versions of its architecture and emphasizes a software-updatable approach so the same silicon can run models published after the chip was designed. Quadric reported that product revenues more than tripled in the prior year and that it reached profitability. The company is headquartered in Burlingame, California.
- SnappyData
Led · Series A · Apr 2016
SnappyData builds an open-source in-memory hybrid transactional and analytics database built on Apache Spark and Pivotal GemFire. Its platform lets customers replace disparate streaming, transactional and analytical products by consolidating workloads in a single in-memory cluster. The architecture uses Apache Spark's in-memory computing and a shared-nothing design based on Pivotal GemFire to eliminate single points of failure and deliver high performance. The company is led by GemFire founders Richard Lamb, Jags Ramnarayanan and Sudhir Menon and is based in Portland, Oregon. SnappyData currently has a team of 30+ engineers and is actively hiring. It plans to use the Series A proceeds to invest in engineering and sales.
Team
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