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Shasta Investments
Arch Rock Corporation is a software, systems, and services company, developing products that support wireless sensing and control networks.
Coursekit elegantly brings educators the tools they need to manage their courses
Crittercism offers advanced crash reporting for any iOS or Android application, and also provides in-app feedback and support forums for application developers to communicate with their end-users.
Eye-Fi's patent-pending technology works with Wi-Fi networks to automatically upload pictures from your digital camera to your PC or Mac and to your favorite photo sharing, printing, blogging or social networking site.
Mocana securely enables internet-scale applications and services for connected devices.
Nest Labs created the world's first learning thermostat to make it easy for homeowners to save energy. The Nest Learning Thermostat learns from people's behaviors, preferences and surroundings, automatically adjusting the temperature to keep people comfortable when home and conserving energy when they're away.
Red Robot Labs is a mobile gaming start-up located in Palo Alto, California. The company was founded in January 2011 by a team of industry veterans who are passionate about creating innovative, highly polished mobile-social games.
RelayRides connects people who need a car with vehicle owners whose rides would otherwise just be sitting idle.
SayNow provides a mobile group messaging service. The company enables account holders to create groups and communicate by voice with their groups via mobile phone and the Internet.
SpiderCloud Wireless is introducing the industry's first Radio Access Network purpose-built for deploying 3G wireless coverage within enterprises.
Prior Investments
Astral Point was a leading developer of a new class of networking equipment for telecommunications carriers.
Growth Networks developed a new category of networking silicon known as Internet Switching Fabrics, featuring scalable capacity and multi-service capability.
Xros developed low-cost, high-capacity optical switching products for carrier networks.