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MPI Technologies is a Huntington Beach, CA-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
Braun Research is a Princeton, NJ-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
Kontagent is a San Francisco, CA-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
Snowflake is the leading data warehouse built for the cloud. Its unique architecture delivers proven breakthroughs in performance, concurrency and simplicity. For the first time, multiple groups can access petabytes of data at the same time, up to 200 times faster and 10 times less expensive than solutions not built for the cloud. Snowflake is a fully-managed service with a pay-as-you-go-model that works on structured and semi-structured data. Prior generations of data warehouses created the struggle for data which results in groups waiting in line to get at data; not looking at the same data; and, wondering if they`re acting on the most recent data. Snowflake`s data warehouse built for the cloud finally ends this struggle. With Snowflake, you get your data without limits. Learn how at www.snowflake.net. We are headquartered in Silicon Valley and are growing our team in the San Francisco Bay Area. We`re a highly collaborative group always on the lookout for great talent.
EnterpriseDB is the leading worldwide provider of Postgres software and services that enable enterprises to reduce their reliance on costly proprietary solutions and slash their database spend by 80% or more. With powerful performance and security enhancements for PostgreSQL, sophisticated management tools for global deployments and Oracle compatibility, EnterpriseDB software supports both mission and non-mission critical enterprise applications. More than 2,500 enterprises, governments and other organizations worldwide use EnterpriseDB software, support, training and certifications, and professional services to integrate open source software into their existing data infrastructures. Based in Bedford, MA, EnterpriseDB is backed by top-tier venture capitalists and strategic investors like Red Hat and IBM.