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  • TidalTV Raises $30M
    PE Hub Staff- 4 April 2011

    New Enterprise Associates led a $30 million funding of TidalTV, a video advertising, optimization, and yield management solutions provider. Comcast Interactive Capital and Valhalla Partners also participated in the financing.

  • Here Come the Filings
    Joanna Glasner- 1 April 2011

    Spring and summer promise more action ahead as a flurry of firms file intent to go IPO and more are rumored

  • On the Road with the StartupBus, Who Calls Shotgun?
    Staff Writer- 1 April 2011

    VC history flick “Something Ventured” debuts at SXSW; and CBS office comedy to take place in VC mailroom?

  • Tintri Seals $17M From Lightspeed, NEA
    VCJ Staff- 29 March 2011

    Tintri Inc., a developer of storage systems for virtual machines, has released its first product and disclosed $17 million in funding from venture firms NEA and Lightspeed Venture Partners. The funding came across two rounds, Series A and B, the company said in a statement. Tintri is based in Mountain View, Calif. The company’s VMstore product is designed to allow enterprises to virtualize different kinds of mission-critical applications such as Oracle Financials and Microsoft Exchange.

  • Aerohive Networks Adds $25M Series D
    VCJ Staff- 28 March 2011

    Aerohive Networks, a developer of controller-less Wi-Fi and cloud-enabled networking technology, has closed on $25 million in Series D financing. New Enterprise Associates led the round, which included follow-on from Aerohive’s previous investors Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, Lightspeed Venture Partners, and Northern Light Venture Capital. The money will help the company expand its sales and marketing and fund potential acquisitions. Aerohive is based in Sunnyvale, Calif.

  • Tabula Inks $108M Series D Financing
    VCJ Staff- 28 March 2011

    Fabless semiconductor maker Tabula Inc. has raised $108 million in new financing. Crosslink Capital and DAG Ventures led the Series D round, which included investment from existing shareholders Balderton Capital, Benchmark Capital, Greylock Partners, Integral Capital, and NEA. The money will help Tabula bolster production of its 3PLD ABAX product family, expand customer and partner support infrastructures. Tabula is based in Santa Clara, Calif.

  • Slideshow: Top 10 Largest First Rounds for Internet Companies this Year
    Lawrence Aragon- 24 March 2011

    Forty-one million dollars for an Internet company. That’s what Sequoia Capital, Bain Capital Ventures and Silicon Valley Bank invested in Color /99609/sequoia-puts-up-61-of-41m-round-for-photo-based-social-network-color/ which makes a social networking application that lets users share photos with their smartphones. It’s an astonishing number. Financial blogger Paul Kedrosky tweeted: “Sequoia, et al gives pre-launch photo-sharing startup $41m, or ‘more than money than they gave Google’. That sound? Jaw hitting floor.” I did some checking in Thomson Reuters’ VC deals database and as far as I can tell, the Color deal is the largest first round for an early stage Internet service, software or content company this year and the third largest