ThousandEyes raises $35M

What does ThousandEyes do?

ThousandEyes, is a network intelligence company which delivers visibility into every network. The company provides immediate insights across all the networks and connected devices organizations rely on. The company arms network engineers, support and service desk staff, operations teams, developers and business users too with an accurate, up to the moment understanding of what is taking place in the network in the inside and outside of an organization. The company is backed by Sutter Hill Ventures, Sequoia Capital, Tenaya Capital, Salesforce Ventures and GV. This company  which delivers visibility into every network  is relied upon by many organizations. It helps them in optimizing and improving application delivery, ongoing infrastructure investments and end user experience. The leading companies such as Twitter, Equinix, eBay, ServiceNow and other members of the Fortune 500, use this company for improving their performance and availability of their business-critical applications.

How much ThousandEyes was funded?

ThousandEyes raised $35M in Series C on February 25, 2016 from GV, Sutter Hill Ventures, Salesforce Ventures, Tenaya Capital and Sequoia Capital.

Previous funding

• $162.5k on October 18, 2011
• $5.5M in Series A on June 19, 2013 from Sequoia Capital
• $20M in Series B on December 9, 2014 from Sequoia Capital, Salesforce Ventures, Sutter Hill Ventures and Silicon Valley Angels

What is next for ThousandEyes?

The company plans on using the funding from the latest investment to execute on its long term growth plans, which includes expanding operations globally and in North America and deliver a rich pipeline of network intelligence innovations. It also has plans to invest in customer care.

More about ThousandEyes

s was founded on January 2, 2010 by Mohit Lad and Ricardo Oliveira. It has its headquarters in San Francisco, CA. This company provides modern businesses the ability to see their now border less network, providing network intelligence so that these companies can deliver better on customer service level agreements and ensure mission critical applications and services function as they have to.