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Intel Capital funds companies developing the technologies that help advance the server platform. Investment areas include emerging I/O technologies, such as InfiniBand and third generation I/O, enterprise storage, Java development, security, clustering and server management, and telecom server technologies. Other areas include infrastructure technologies for the emerging .Net environment and those that enable distributed computing.
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Apogee Networks, Inc.
In 1997, Pablo Tapia founded Apogee Networks to enable businesses to accelerate the move to content-based billing and enable the Internet to realize the reality of new revenue generating business models. Today, Apogee Networks is a market leader in providing real-time, highly scalable Content and IP Rating, Billing and Settlement solutions. Apogee Networks was the first company to market a usage-based billing system for Global 2000 enterprise networks: the award-winning NetCountant Accountability IP network rating and billing solution. Since then, the company has introduced a full range of content rating and billing solutions for Content Distributors, Application Service Providers (ASPs), Internet Service Providers (ISPs), Carriers and Wireless Internet Providers to allow them to deliver their services faster and realize new revenue opportunities.
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AppStream
AppStream develops infrastructure software that combines the advantages of a rich user experience with centralized management to provide one of the most intelligent, cost-effective ways to distribute any application, over any network, to any device. AppStream's flagship product, AppStream Technology for the Java platform, earned "Best of Show" and "People's Choice" awards at Networld+Interop Fall 2000. AppStream is a privately held company with headquarters in Palo Alto, California and R&D in Israel.
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arabia.com
arabia.com is one of the leading portals targeting Arab users wherever they are. arabia.com also offers consulting and portal building services to large corporations and local governments.
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Aurema
AUREMA constantly advances the art of Active Resource Management Technology (ARMTech)* for computer servers. Our dedicated focus on Resource Management provides a robust solution for the allocation and control of major system resources. The mission critical environments of ASPs, ISPs, Data Centers and Server Consolidation benefit from Aurema's Products.
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Authentica, Inc.
Authentica, Inc. provides information security software that lets businesses and organizations protect intellectual property and sensitive information throughout its lifecycle.
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Banderacom
Banderacom is a fabless semiconductor company focused on dramatically increasing the performance, scalability, reliability, flexibility, and time-to-market of networking, storage, and server system manufacturer's products by providing flexible, interoperable, high performance semiconductors based on the InfiniBand standard.
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CertCo, Inc.
Founded in 1996, CertCo, Inc. is a leading provider of risk management and PKI-based security infrastructure solutions for business to business (B2B) e-commerce. CertCo provides corporations, financial institutions, trading networks and governments with business solutions that enable them to safely conduct global, high-value transactions over open networks.
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Conectiva, Inc.
Conectiva was established in 1995 and is a Linux and Open Source software pioneer in Latin America with Portuguese, Spanish, and English distributions of its award winning Conectiva Linux operating system. The company has its headquarters in Curitiba, Brazil with branches in So Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Brasilia - Brazil; and Buenos Aires, Bogota and Mexico City.
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DataSynapse
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Enfish Technology, Inc.
Enfish Technology, Inc. is dedicated to bringing to market world-class, innovative technologies that enable users to work with their computers in easier, more effective ways. The name Enfish comes from the three ways people process and work with their information: ENtering, FInding and SHaring.
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Exanet Inc.
Headquartered in Santa Clara, CA, with research and development in Herzlia, Israel, Exanet Inc. has created one of the world's first ultrascalable storage systems for open platforms, the ExaStore System.
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Groove Networks, Inc.
Groove Networks, Inc. is a software company based in Beverly, Mass., that offers products and services that provide businesses and individuals a platform for rich, private, and instant interpersonal communication via the Internet. The company has developed an an innovative software communications transceiver, and a variety of activity-tailored tools that enable spontaneous or extended collaborative activity among individuals in groups ranging from two to many. For individuals, Groove enables direct person-to-person multimedia communications related to projects, meetings, events, and relationships. For businesses, Groove's peer-to-peer and peer-to-Web solutions provide secure, online working relationships with key customers and partners, enabling individuals to respond in real time to critical incidents and opportunities, and reduce time-to-decision and time-to-resolution. With Groove, businesses and individuals can bring together the right people, the right information, and the right tools, at the right time.
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InfoCyclone Inc.
InfoCyclone helps companies solve their data retrieval performance problems,and protect the databases from unpredictable high volume traffic loads. InfoCyclone's x-Trieve* products eliminate bottlenecks created by largenumbers of users simultaneously accessing corporate and public databases, providing data retrieval throughput and speeds augmented by 10-100 times and more, while reducing equipment and maintenance costs and simplifying the database infrastructure.
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Lane15 Software, Inc.
Lane15 Software is an industry leader in pioneering fabric management software for heterogeneous InfiniBand networks.
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Linkage System Integration
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Mellanox Technologies, Ltd.
Mellanox Technologies delivers solutions to the server, communications and data storage markets, based on the InfiniBand* Trade Association standard. The company has strong corporate and venture backing from Bessemer Venture Partners, Dell Computer, Intel Capital, Raza Venture Management, Sequoia Capital, Sun Microsystems, US Venture Partners, Vitesse and others. Business operations, sales, marketing, and customer service are headquartered in Santa Clara, CA., with design engineering, software development, quality, and reliability operations located in Israel.
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Mithi Software Technologies Pvt Ltd.
Mithi Software Technologies develops software for Indian language incorporating support for 14 different languages. The company has remained focused on developing software products for the local Indian market since it's inception in 1991. During the course of the last eighteen months, Mithi has been able to successfully develop a number of new products and solutions for the Indian language market.
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Modulo Security Solutions
Modulo is one of the largest information security company in Latin America with 16 years of experience, 220 professionals, and offices in Rio, Sao Paulo, Brasilia and San Rafael (USA). Modulo is referred to on Microsoft's website as one of the main cases in the worldwide security industry. Among its main 200 clients are nine of the ten largest banks, major fixed-line telecommunication, government, B2B portals, industries and Internet Data Centers in Brazil.
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NEXTPage
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Oblix, Inc.
Oblix Inc. is a leading developer of identity-based security solutions for e-business networks. The company's flagship product, Oblix NetPoint, is a Web access management solution that provides an identity infrastructure for an entire e-business environment. Based on a Web services architecture, Oblix NetPoint includes rich identity management functionality and provides access control with single sign-on to enterprise applications. This combination significantly lowers IT costs for organizations conducting business on the web. Global corporations such as AT&T Wireless, APL,Banorte, Blockbuster, British Airways, Cemex, Country Companies, Farmers Group, Hitachi, i2 Technologies, Intuit, Kinko's, Medtronic, Norsk Hydro, Old Mutual, Stanford University, Telefonica, Tellabs, Wachovia, Xerox andmany more rely on Oblix solutions. Oblix investors include Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, Apax Partners, Van Wagoner Capital Management, Cisco Systems, Intel 64 Fund, Focus Ventures, Credit Suisse First Boston, JPMorgan, Sumitomo Corporation and Novell, Inc. With offices in North America and Europe.
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OSA
OSA Technologies, Inc. (OSA) was established in July 2000 to deliver Intelligent Platform Management Interface (IPMI) building blocks and solutions. OSA raised $10 million in Series A funding from strategic investors including Intel Corporation, Storm Ventures, Global Internet Ventures, and leading hardware OEMs in Taiwan. OSA is headquartered in Silicon Valley, with sales and development offices in Beijing, Shanghai, and Taipei, currently employing more than 60 people worldwide.
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Persistent Systems Private Limited
Persistent Systems Private Limited provides software development services to software companies that include Microsoft Corporation, Hewlett-Packard, Agilent Technologies, Informix, i2 Technologies, Engage Technologies and Critical Path. The Company has established the Konark IA-64 Centre to provide migration, training and consultancy services specifically targeted to the IA-64 platform.
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Pramati Technologies
Pramati is an Internet Application Infrastructure company founded in 1997. Pramati provides Java* based application server and server-side component development tools. It offers e-Business and enterprise applicationdevelopers, the technology to build, test and maintain applications that are required to run on the new net infrastructure. Since inception, Pramati has been a pioneer in adopting the open standards, with the goal of helping developers crash time to market and optimize costs of building applications.
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Prisa Networks, Inc.
Prisa is one of the first independent suppliers of network management software for Storage Area Networks (SANs). Our products include support for managing SAN performance and service levels. Prisa's SAN network management software is sold through major OEMs and system integrators to ASPs, SSPs and other eCommerce sites.
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Question Technologies
Question Technologies provides software-based solutions that power critical business relationships. With Question Technologies' eMarketplace Solution, buyers and vendors have a commerce-centric Collaborative Business Network that supports quick decision-making and combines the agility of the Internet. Customers include General Electric, VerticalNet, Paperloop, MetalMaker, and FluidPowerHub. Visit www.question.com or call 877-483-6849.
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Sanctum, Inc.
Sanctum offers software solutions for the defense against the perversion of Web applications. Sanctum's software, works automously and continuously to monitor how individuals interact with Web applications. By detecting and defending against any unauthorized behavior, Sanctum prevents Web Perversion even is a site has unknown security holes or flaws.
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Sendmail, Inc.
Based in Emeryville, California, U.S.A., privately held Sendmail, Inc. delivers the Internet Mail platform for e-communications, applications, and services, powering the majority of mail servers on the Internet today. Sendmail collaborates with its commercial customers, partners and the Open Source community to meet the growing demand for new Internet Mail applications.
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SteelEye Technology, Inc.
SteelEye Technology* is a leading provider of enterprise-grade, low cost, high availability clustering, data replication and disaster recovery software that is easy to deploy and operate. SteelEye's LifeKeeper* and Disaster Recovery Solution support LAN to WAN reliability on Intel-based servers running Linux, Windows and Unix. SteelEye* is a privately-held company headquartered in Mountain View, CA.
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Stratus Technologies
Stratus is among the world's most trusted provider of products and services that guarantee virtually uninterrupted processing for applications that must not fail. Today, Stratus offers its world-class business technology on Intel Architecture-based servers for Microsoft* Windows* 2000-based applications, setting the new price/performance bar for high-availability computing.
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Syndeo
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TimesTen, Inc.
TimesTen, Inc. provides software for real-time event processing a fundamental requirement of time-critical applications used by Wall Street firms and global telecom providers. Systems built with TimesTen inside are instantly responsive, highly reliable, and able to process massive transaction volumes. Cisco, Deutsche Bank, Nokia, and Sprint are among the customers who rely on TimesTen's software and expertise to create a unique advantage in a rapidly changing market.
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Tonic Software
Founded in 1999, Tonic secured second-round funding from BA Venture Partners, CXO Media, Dain Rauscher Wessells, Dell Ventures, Intel 64 Fund, and Sevin Rosen. Tonic is headquartered in Austin, Texas, with seven offices throughout the United States including Boston, New York, Chicago, Dallas, San Diego, and San Francisco. The company established its European headquarters in Basingstoke, England.
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Troika Networks, Inc.
The TROIKA Zentai* Controller and SAN Command management software provide essential elements for designing and building Fibre Channel based server and storage area networks. These products combine three popular networking protocols - VI and IP for server-to-server, and SCSI for server-to-storage communications - in one intelligent controller with many advanced features.
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Turbolinux, inc.
Founded in 1992, Turbolinux is a market leader in Linux software clustering solutions and Linux internationalization, with investment from some of the world's largest technology companies, including Compaq, Dell, Fujitsu, Hitachi, IBM, Intel Capital, NEC, Novell, Oracle and SGI. Headquartered near San Francisco with offices around the world, Turbolinux solutions are supported globally by Compaq, Hewlett-Packard and IBM.
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United Devices
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Uprizer
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Volterra
Volterra located in Fremont, California, incorporated in August 1996, is venture funded and operates as a fabless semiconductor company. Our mission is to become the premier supplier of leading edge silicon solutions for low-voltage power delivery in the computer, telecom, datacom, portable, DSP and broadband communication markets.
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Vordel
Vordel is the Web services security company. Our products provide security for all XML-based communications. Vordel's flagship product, VordelSecure, provides the vital layer of security to protect and monitor Web services deployments. Vordel is a privately held company headquartered in Dublin, Ireland with offices in Boston, MA and London, England. Institutional investors in Vordel include Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein, Elderstreet VC, ICC Venture Capital, the Intel Fund, and Powerscourt Capital Technology Fund.
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