Aquantia Raises $35 M Financing
Aquantia, leading developer of High Speed Ethernet connectivity solutions, announced today it has completed a Series F financing of $35 million.
Aquantia, leading developer of High Speed Ethernet connectivity solutions, announced today it has completed a Series F financing of $35 million.
Aquantia will be joined by Cisco and Intel on the panel “Connecting the Next Big Wave of Cloud Computing Infrastructure” at Ethernet Technology Summit 2012.
Aquantia will present at the Stifel Nicolaus Technology & Telecom Conference on February 8, 2012, in Dana Point, California.
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May 15 2012 - Aquantia, a Milpitas, Calif.-based provider of Ethernet connectivity solutions for cloud computing and large-scale data center deployments, has raised $35 million in Series F funding. Rusano led the round, and was joined by undisclosed new and existing ba
May 15 2012 - After seeing many competitors fall to the wayside in pursuit of semiconductors to power the next iteration of Ethernet networking, Aquantia has raised $35 million in Series F funding to serve a market that it says has finally arrived.
May 14 2012 - Milpitas-based Aquantia, which develops high speed, Ethernet PHY semiconductors for the 10GBASE-T market, has raised $35M in a Series F funding, the firm said today.
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