Robert Bosch Venture Capital GmbH (RBVC), the corporate venture capital company of the Bosch Group, has completed an investment in iguazio. The Herzliya, Israel, based company accelerates the digital transformation of enterprises and simplifies real-time analytics at the edge, on-premises and in hybrid environments, complementing the offering of leading cloud providers.
Data analytics startup Iguazio has raised $33m in a B-round. That takes total funding for the three-year-old Israeli firm to $48m. Strategic investors included Verizon Ventures, Robert Bosch Venture Capital, CME Ventures and Dell Technologies Capital, plus existing investors Pitango Ventures, Magma Venture Partners and Jerusalem Venture Partners.
Analytics firm Iguazio scored $33 million in a Series B round from investor firm Pitango Venture Capital, with additional funds from Verizon Ventures, Robert Bosch Venture Capital, CME Ventures, and existing investors Magma Venture Partners, Jerusalem Venture Partners, and Dell Technologies Capital.
Case in point: big data ecosystems, where numerous overlapping implementations rarely share components or use common APIs and layers. They also tend to lack standard wire protocols and each processing framework (think Spark, Presto and Flink) has its own data source API.
Case in point: big data ecosystems, where numerous overlapping implementations rarely share components or use common APIs and layers. They also tend to lack standard wire protocols and each processing framework (think Spark, Presto and Flink) has its own data source API.
Open source is slouching towards individualization as every new framework or open source architecture has its own particular API, layers, or even wire protocol. In this article, Yaron Haviv explains why the open source community needs to work towards collaboration and standardization for the good of us all.