US-based memory storage provider Nutanix has raised a $33m series C roundfrom a consortium including investment bank Goldman Sachs.
Venture capital firms Lightspeed Venture Partners, Khosla Ventures and Battery Ventures made up the rest of the C syndicate.
The new round brings Nutanix’s total venture funding to $71.2m. In October, Khosla and Lightspeed were joined by Blumberg capital in a $25m B round. Previously, Lightspeed were the sole participant in a $13.2m A round, which was announced when the company emerged from stealth mode in April 2011.
The company was formed in December 2009.
Dheeraj Pandey, co-founder & chief executive officer of Nutanix, said: “Collapsing compute and storage was a radical idea when we took it to Bipul in late ’09. The market has spoken, and spoken resoundingly.”