What is Datometry?
Headquartered in San Francisco, Datometry provides a sophisticated database virtualization platform that effectively decouples applications from the underlying database management systems. By acting as a translation layer, the technology allows enterprises to switch between database vendors with minimal disruption, effectively eliminating vendor lock-in and reducing the prohibitive costs associated with legacy system migrations. This capability is particularly vital for large-scale organizations looking to leverage cloud-native environments while maintaining operational continuity. Datometry's market position is defined by its ability to solve the 'migration bottleneck,' a persistent challenge in the enterprise IT landscape that often stalls digital transformation initiatives.
How much funding has Datometry raised?
Datometry has raised a total of $28M across 3 funding rounds:
Angel/Seed
$1M
Series A
$10M
Series B
$17M
Angel/Seed (2014): $1M, investors not publicly disclosed
Series A (2017): $10M led by Redline Capital
Series B (2020): $17M supported by Redline Capital, Acorn Pacific Ventures, Amarjit Gill, Dell Technologies, and WRVI Capital
Key Investors in Datometry
Redline Capital
Redline Capital is a global Venture Capital and Growth Equity fund investing in fast-growing companies with differentiated technologies across North America, Europe, and Israel.
Acorn Pacific Ventures
Acorn Pacific Ventures specializes in early-stage investments, leveraging a legacy network in Silicon Valley and the Asia Pacific region to support emerging technologies.
Dell Technologies
Dell Technologies is a global technology company specializing in computer manufacturing and IT infrastructure solutions, providing a comprehensive range of enterprise-level services.
What's next for Datometry?
With the successful closure of its latest funding round, Datometry is well-positioned to scale its operations and deepen its penetration into the enterprise market. The strategic focus will likely center on expanding its engineering capabilities to support a broader array of database platforms and enhancing its real-time translation engine to handle increasingly complex workloads. As enterprises continue to prioritize cloud-first strategies, Datometry's role as a neutral, high-performance virtualization layer becomes increasingly indispensable. The company is expected to leverage this capital to strengthen its go-to-market strategy, fostering deeper partnerships with global IT infrastructure providers and accelerating the adoption of its virtualization technology across diverse industry verticals.
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