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Couchbase raises $105M Series G funding round

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Couchbase. the Santa Clara-based company behind the eponymous NoSQL cloud database service, today announced that it has raised a $105 million all-equity Series G round “to expand product development and global go-to-market capabilities.” The oversubscribed round was led by GPI Capital, with participation from existing investors Accel, Sorenson Capital, North Bridge Venture Partners, Glynn Capital, […] Continue reading Couchbase raises $105M Series G funding round→

Three of Apple and Google’s former star chip designers launch NUVIA with $53M in series A funding

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Silicon is apparently the new gold these days, or so VCs hope. What was once a no-go zone for venture investors, who feared the long development lead times and high technical risk required for new entrants in the semiconductor field, has now turned into one of the hottest investment areas for enterprise and data VCs. […] Continue reading Three of Apple and Google’s former star chip designers launch NUVIA with $53M in series A funding→

Volterra announces $50M investment to manage apps in hybrid environment

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Volterra is an early stage startup that has been quietly working on a comprehensive solution to help companies manage applications in hybrid environments. The company emerged from stealth today with a $50 million investment and a set of products. Investors include Khosla Ventures and Mayfield along with strategic investors M12 (Microsoft’s venture arm), Itochu Technology […] Continue reading Volterra announces $50M investment to manage apps in hybrid environment→

Mayfield joins Velocity Network to connect enterprise startups with NYC execs

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 Last year two venture capital firms, General Catalyst and CRV, launched a program called the Velocity Network to get their startups in front of Fortune 500 executives in New York City. Today they announced that Mayfield has joined as the third VC… Continue reading Mayfield joins Velocity Network to connect enterprise startups with NYC execs→