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Matisse Networks

Matisse Networks is a privately held optical networking company located in Mountain View, California.

Funding reportedLast round: Series C

TelecommunicationsMountain View, United States

About Matisse Networks

Matisse Networks is a privately held optical networking company located in Mountain View, California.

Founded in the early 2000s, the company specializes in enhancing optical transport efficiency and simplifying carrier networking, particularly for carrier Ethernet and emerging packet services like IPTV and mobile broadband. The company focuses on "zero-touch" optical transport, which aims to streamline traditional circuit-oriented optical networks. Its flagship product, the EtherBurst® Optical Packet Transport, is designed to provide high-efficiency transport for Carrier Ethernet, improving transport efficiency and reducing operational complexity. Matisse Networks designs and manufactures networking systems tailored for the telecom and optical transport sectors, offering solutions that include optical networking products and management capabilities for optical and packet services.

What company datasets say Matisse Networks raised

Funding, as reported

Reported in all$57Min dollars
Rounds3
Last roundSeries C
Last round size$45M
Last round dateSept 2007
Investors listed5

The company, in detail

What they build

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information technology & servicesoptical burst switching carrier ethernet transportweb hosting

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Sector
Telecommunications
Industry code
NAICS 334290, SIC 3663
Region
California
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