Thursday, July 14, 2011

Fiberzone raises $11,624,816 in Venture Capital Round

Fiberzone Networks Inc, based in Bethesda, MD, has raised $11,624,816 of a $18,630,000 private offering. Fiberzone Networks Inc reported this private offering July 6, 2011 in an SEC Filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (Form D).

Automated Fiber Management (AFM)             FiberZone AFM brings next-generation flexibility, reliability, and automation to the fiber infrastructure. By automating end-to-end provisioning, maintenance, inventory documentation, and troubleshooting, AFM significantly reduces operating costs, minimizes network faults and human error, and improves overall quality of service. In short, AFM transforms the physical fiber infrastructure into a managed layer.

FiberZone AFM was developed from the ground up for fiber management and is optimized for connectivity applications. At the heart of the company's solutions lies its patented Latched Optical Coupling (LOC) fiber-switching technology. Leveraging LOC high precision coupling, active-passive structure, and latching mechanism, AFM delivers superior optical performance, scalability, high reliability and repeatability, and connection reliability. Their LOC technology provides these requirements and offers unmatched price-to-performance without utilizing any exotic materials. All components have been deployed for years in high-volume applications and are easily manufactured.

The company is a privately held Delaware C-Corporation with offices in the United States and Israel, backed by international, communications-industry focused venture capital firms:

  • Novak Biddle Venture Partners
  • Portview Communications Partners
  • StageOne Ventures


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