Sand9

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sand9.com

Cambridge, United States · Founded 2007 · $45.7M raised

Founded
2007
Business Model
B2B
Website
sand9.com
Total Funding
$45.7M
Last Round
$23.0M Series CJun 2012
Rounds
3

About

Sand 9 was a fabless MEMS company founded in Cambridge, Massachusetts in 2007 by Boston University physicist Pritiraj Mohanty and Matt Crowley to develop piezoelectric MEMS resonators as an alternative to quartz crystal timing devices used in smartphones, wireless infrastructure, and industrial/military applications. The company used aluminum nitride thin-film technology fabricated by GLOBALFOUNDRIES and shipped timing products including the TM061, TM361, and TM651 lines beginning in 2013. Sand 9 raised over $45 million from investors including Flybridge Capital, Intel Capital, and Analog Devices before being acquired by Analog Devices in June 2015.

Summary

Sand9 is a Hardware company based in Cambridge, United States, founded in 2007. It has raised $45.7M in total across 3 rounds, most recently a $23.0M Series C round in Jun 2012. Investors include Flybridge Capital, Intel Capital and Commonwealth Equity Partners.

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Series CSeries CJun 2012
$23.0M

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