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Salesforce.com Nabs DimdimSalesforce.com, the listed, California-based provider of enterprise cloud computing and customer and collaboration relationship management (CRM) applications, spent $31 million to acquire Dimdim, according to an announcement at the company’s Web site. According to the deal announcement, the deal will extend Salesforce.com’s Chatter collaboration platform with critical real-time communication technologies. Dimdim’s VC investors include Index Ventures and Nexus Venture Partners.
VCs Went to the Cloud in 2010Nearly 70 cloud-related startups raised more than $500 million capital this year; some say that the cloud will continue to grow in the next few years, thanks to the enterprise
- Infrastructure Fuels Indian Growth
India bounces back from a disappointing 2009, as new firms and existing investors hit up LPs for fresh capital.
- Gluster Inks $8.5 Milion For Open Source Storage
Gluster, a provider of open source, software-based data storage products, has raised $8.5 million in Series B financing. Index Ventures led the round, which included participation from existing investor Nexus Venture Partners. With the new financing, Gluster aims to expand its sales, marketing and support staff, as well as develop new partnerships. Gluster is based in Milpitas, Calif.
- Netmagic Solutions Secured Rs. 70 Crores ($12.5M) Via Funding Led By Nokia Growth, Cisco Systems
Netmagic Solutions raised Rs. 70 crores. Nokia Growth Partners and Cisco Systems led the funding round for the India-based provider of managed information-technology hosting services provider. Existing investors Fidelity International and Nexus Venture Partners participated.
- Cloud company Cirtas emerges from stealth, raises $10M
NEA, Lightspeed and Amazon fund cloud storage gateway provider
- Week in deals, Sept. 27, 2010
Summary of tech companies and other startups in North America that raised venture financing in the past week
- Aryaka raises $14m in Series A round
Aryaka, a California-based producer cloud-computing applications, has raised $14 million in Series A funding. The funding came from Trinity Ventures, Mohr Davidow Ventures, Nexus Venture Partners and Stanford University. Aryaka was founded in November 2008.
- peHUB Wire: Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Broad Application For Lean Start-Ups
- peHUB Wire: Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Broad Application For Lean Start-Ups