Intel Capital

DynamicOps has secured $5 million in funding from Intel Capital, adding to the company’s previously announced $11 million Series B round, which was originally led by Sierra Ventures and included Next World Capital.

DynamicOps is using the capital from the extended B round to fund global sales, marketing and development of its enterprise cloud solutions.

The investment from Intel Capital funding follows a series of achievements for DynamicOps, including ‘Best of VMworld 2011’ for private cloud and ‘Gartner Cool Vendor for Cloud Management’ as well as record business growth.

DynamicOps says revenue more than doubled and new customer acquisitions grew by 300 percent in the first half of 2011 compared to the same period last year.

3Leaf Systems (previous coverage), a provider of virtualization solutions for enterprise data centers, today announced that it has secured new financing from a suite of blue-chip investors led by LSI Corporation with follow on investments by Alloy Ventures, Enterprise Partners Venture Capital, Intel Capital, and Storm Ventures.

3Leaf Systems says it will use the new capital to accelerate development of the company’s virtualization solutions and to expand sales and marketing activities.

Using 3Leaf’s products, enterprise data centers can dramatically increase their resource utilization and enhance their operational efficiency. The 3Leaf V-8000 Virtual I/O Server has been named a Best of VMworld award winner at VMworld 2007 for its innovation, value, performance, reliability and ease of use.

3Leaf Systems

[Source: Data Center Knowledge]

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