Workspot, a US-based computing infrastructure services provider backed by conglomerate Sumitomo and mobile semiconductor producer Qualcomm, has received $19m in series D funding from undisclosed new and existing investors.
Founded in 2012, Workspot has built a software platform that enables IT teams to deploy customised computer workstations powered by the Microsoft Azure cloud computing platform.
The capital injection will go to expanding the company’s headcount in sales, marketing and research and development. It has now raised more than $32m in funding altogether including a $6.2m series B round led by Sumitomo’s Presidio Ventures unit that closed in 2016.
Qualcomm subsidiary Qualcomm Ventures, Follow the Seed, Helion Ventures, Translink Capital and Western Technology Investment also took part in the series B, which followed $6.5m from Qualcomm Ventures, Translink and Helion in a 2014 series A round.
Norwest Venture Partners, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers and Redpoint Ventures are also among the company’s earlier investors.