What is OpSource?
Headquartered in Santa Clara, California, OpSource, Inc. functions as a comprehensive cloud services provider. The company specializes in a robust suite of infrastructure and managed services, including public and private cloud hosting, cloud servers, and sophisticated cloud networks. By offering critical operational capabilities such as database management, application deployment, and disaster recovery, OpSource serves a diverse ecosystem of clients, ranging from telecommunications providers to independent software developers. Its value proposition centers on delivering high-performance technical operations that allow enterprises to offload the complexities of cloud management, thereby facilitating digital transformation and operational efficiency.
How much funding has OpSource raised?
OpSource has raised a total of $66M across 6 funding rounds:
Series A
$4.5M
Series B
$12.5M
Series C
$20M
Unspecified
$15M
Series E
$10M
Unspecified
$4M
Series A (2002): $4.5M with participation from ComVentures
Series B (2004): $12.5M led by ComVentures, Artiman Ventures, and Key Venture Partners
Series C (2006): $20M supported by Western Technology Investment, Artiman Ventures, Intel Capital, and Fuse Capital
Unspecified (2007): $15M featuring Artiman Ventures and Crosslink Capital
Series E (2009): $10M backed by Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation
Unspecified (2009): $4M with participation from ATEL Capital Group
Key Investors in OpSource
Intel Capital
A division of Intel that invests in innovative startups targeting artificial intelligence, autonomous vehicles, datacenter, cloud, and next-generation compute technologies.
Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation
A global telecommunications and ICT company providing innovative solutions in telecommunications, IT services, and digital infrastructure.
Western Technology Investment
A firm specializing in venture debt to assist startups in financing their growth while minimizing shareholder dilution.
What's next for OpSource?
Looking ahead, OpSource is positioned to leverage its historical funding trajectory to further refine its cloud software offerings and expand its footprint in the enterprise market. The strategic capital secured throughout its growth phases provides the necessary runway to enhance its disaster recovery and performance management tools. As the demand for reliable, integrated cloud infrastructure continues to accelerate, OpSource's focus on managed hosting will likely remain a cornerstone of its growth strategy, enabling the firm to maintain its competitive edge against larger, hyperscale cloud providers while catering to the specific needs of its specialized client base.
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