Dilithium lands $10.9M for wireless multimedia systems

October 27, 2009 | Camille Ricketts | Comments | |

Dilithium Networks, provider of converged video services for wireless internet and mobile applications, has brought in $10.9 million of an $18.1 million round of equity and securities, according to a filing with the SEC. Based in Petaluma, Calif., the company is backed by CM Capital Investments, Deutsche Bank, Infocomm Investments, Jafco Ventures, Motorola Ventures and U.S. Venture Partners. The company has now raised close to $44 million in capital to date, including $8 million bagged in June.

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  • kamsingh
    We found a Dilithium Networks Analyzer at a public auction in the UK.

    It had been lost in transit and submitted to the auction by international parcel company - UPS.

    We contacted Dilithium Networks who were not happy because UPS had only paid them £xx GBP compensation and they claimed it was worth £xx,xxx GBP at the time.

    For the whole story visit: dilithiumnetworks.tv