Innovium Closes $77M in Series D Funding to Drive Commercial Volume Ramps and Innovative Product Roadmaps
San Jose, CA – April 25, 2018 – Innovium, Inc. a leading provider of networking solutions for data centers, announced $77 Million in Series D funding today. The new round, which brings Innovium’s total financing since inception to over $160M included investment from venture capital firms Greylock Partners, Walden Everbright, Walden Riverwood Ventures, Paxion Capital, Capricorn Investment Group, Redline Capital, S-Cubed Capital and Qualcomm Ventures. The new funding will be used to drive production and ramp of Innovium’s TERALYNX™ 12.8Tbps and 6.4Tbps data-center optimized switch family, along with market expansion and product roadmap innovation.
“Data center networks are experiencing dramatic traffic growth and face new requirements, driven by public and hybrid cloud, machine learning, analytics, storage and video. Innovium’s grounds-up innovations have enabled a revolutionary platform for a family of products, delivering the industry’s next generation of performance, programmability, cost/bit and robust features. We are excited to significantly increase our investment in Innovium, to help the company accelerate its production, roadmap, and go-to-market efforts,” said Asheem Chandna, Partner at Greylock Partners.
“I am thrilled to see the vision of data center optimized networking come to fruition with the market-leading performance and capabilities of Innovium’s TERALYNX sampling silicon. The Innovium team has executed relentlessly to deliver a differentiated, power-efficient solution which is seeing excellent market traction. Walden investment funds are excited to support Innovium during its next phase, as TERALYNX gets volume deployed at several industry leading customers,” said Lip-Bu Tan, Chairman of Walden International.
About Innovium
Innovium is a provider of high performance, innovative switching silicon solutions for data centers. Innovium TERALYNX family delivers software compatible products ranging from 3.2Tbps to 12.8Tbps with unmatched power efficiency, radix, programmability, buffers and low latency. Innovium team members have a highly successful track record in delivering several generations of widely deployed data center products. The company is headquartered in Silicon Valley, California and is backed by leading venture capital firms including Greylock Partners, Walden Riverwood, Capricorn Investment Group, Qualcomm Ventures, S-Cubed Capital and Redline Capital. For more information, please visit: http://www.innovium.com
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