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Yousefi Joins ClariPhy as CEO, PresidentNariman Yousefi has joined ClariPhy Communications as CEO and president. ClariPhy also announced Wednesday that an existing strategic partner has invested $4.5 million bringing the total size of a previously announced round to $18.5 million (ClariPhy in June said it had raised $14 million).
- Nokia Siemens Networks Leads $14M for ClariPhy
Irvine, Calif.-based ClariPhy Communications Inc., a developer of signal processors for optical networking, has sealed $14 million in new funding, led by by Nokia Siemens Networks. The new money will help ClariPhy expand deployment of its system-on-a-chip, the company said in a release. ClariPhy is backed by a stable of prominent venture investors including Norwest Venture Partners, Allegis Capital, ONSET Ventures and Pacific General Partners. The company previously raised at least $44 million.
- VC People Moves, June 2011
Hires and other personnel changes at Greycroft, Lightbank and Chrysalis among other VC firms
- Neuronetics Nets $30M Series E
Neuronetics, the Pennsylvania-based maker of non-invasive, non-systemic treatments for depression, completed a $30 million Series E financing. New investors Polaris Venture Partners and Pfizer Venture Investments led the round and were joined by previous investors Investor Growth Capital, New Leaf Venture Partners, Interwest Partners, Three Arch Partners, Quaker BioVentures, and Onset Ventures.
- InterWest Adds Keval Desai, Promotes Bruce Cleveland
InterWest has added Keval Desai as a partner, and promoted Bruce Cleveland to general partner. Desai is the former director of product management for Google. Most recently, he worked as vice president for product at Digg. And earlier in his career he worked at venture funds ONSET Ventures and Morgan Stanley Venture Partners. In his time at InterWest, Cleveland has focused on cloud computing, analytical applications and mobile infrastructure companies. Cleveland's current active investments include, Aria Systems, Cloud9, Doximity and Signal Demand.
- There's Money in Payments
Companies developing technologies and services related to the payments industry are ringing up the dollars as investors wager that transactions for digital goods are poised for growth