How much funding has Sync Computing raised?

Sync Computing has raised $21.6M in total funding, most recently a Series A round.

Who are Sync Computing's investors?

Sync Computing's investors include The Engine, Costanoa Ventures, Moore Strategic Ventures, National Grid Partners.

When was Sync Computing founded?

Sync Computing was founded in 2019.

Where is Sync Computing headquartered?

Sync Computing is headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States.

What industry is Sync Computing in?

Sync Computing operates in Developer Tools, SaaS.

How many employees does Sync Computing have?

Sync Computing has 11-50 employees.

Sync Computing

Optimizing resources at the heart of every cloud computation.

Cambridge, United States · Founded 2019 · $21.6M raised

Developer Tools

SaaS

Headquarters: Cambridge, Massachusetts
Employees: 11–50
Founded: 2019
Business Model: B2B

Total Funding: $21.6M
Last Round: $15.5M Series AAug 2022
Rounds: 2

About

Sync Computing was an MIT-spinout founded in 2019 by Jeff Chou and Suraj Bramhavar that developed mathematical optimization software for cloud infrastructure, using an Optimization Processing Unit (OPU) to automatically right-size Apache Spark and Databricks workloads for cost and runtime reduction. The company raised $21.6M including a $15.5M Series A in 2022 and was headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Sync Computing was subsequently acquired by Capital One, where its technology became the foundation for Capital One Slingshot, a Snowflake optimization product.

Summary

Sync Computing is a Developer Tools company based in Cambridge, United States, founded in 2019. It has raised $21.6M in total across 2 rounds, most recently a $15.5M Series A round in Aug 2022. Investors include The Engine, Costanoa Ventures and Moore Strategic Ventures.