| Website | nextio.com |
| Blog | nextio.com/blog |
| @NextIO | |
| Category | Consumer Electronics/Devices |
| Phone | 512-439-5350 |
| info@nextio.com | |
| Employees | |
| Founded | 2003 |
| Description | I/O Servers & Virtualization |
| TOTAL | $49.6M |
| FUNDING TOTAL | $49.6M |
| Series B, 1/05 Crescendo Ventures | $10M |
| Series C, 2/08 Dell Adams Capital Management VentureTech Alliance Crescendo Ventures JK&B Capital | $18.8M |
| Series E, 8/11 | $8.5M |
| Series F, 5/12 Adams Capital Management Crescendo Ventures | $12.3M |
According to NextIO separating compute and I/O is the next logical step in server evolution. They deploy and manage server I/O. NextIO extends PCI Express from an ‘in the box’ solution to an ‘at the rack’ solution. The same connection point that is used inside the server today for I/O connections is used outside the server with NextIO for I/O connections at the rack level. A single PCI Express cable connects the server to a pool of I/O resources at the top of the rack. This pool of I/O can enable 10Gb Ethernet, Fibre Channel, InfiniBand, SAS/SATA, FCoE, iSCSI, GPU’s, or any other type of PCI Express I/O device. NextIO virtualizes this I/O, enabling multiple servers to share a single I/O device.
By pooling I/O devices at the top of the rack through the vNET I/O Maestro, customers can cut capital expenses by 40%, operational expenses by 60% and cabling by up to 80%.
NextIO Company Overview
Added: 10/17/12| I/O Consolidation Appliance N2800-ICA |
| PCI Express Connect Module N1400-PCM |
| nControl Management Software |
| vNET I/O Maestro |
