SeaMicro, a US-based maker of low-power computer servers, has raised $20m in its series D round from a consortium of undisclosed public corporations and venture capital (VC) firms.
The three VC firms are Khosla Ventures, Crosslink Capital and Draper Fisher Jurvetson and SeaMicro has now raised $60m in its history.
SeaMicro servers require no changes to software operating systems, applications or management infrastructure and uses Intel’s Atom chips to help manage the networking.
Its clients include dating agency eHarmony, France Telecom and online phone operator Skype.