MySQL
Latest round
- Series C
Last raised
- Feb 2006
Total raised
- $40M
Investors
- 8
About MySQL
Founded in 1995 in Cupertino, US, MySQL AB specializes in developing database management systems. In January 2008, the company was acquired by Sun Microsystems for USD 1 billion.00 mn.MySQL offers a comprehensive suite of products for modern data management, including MySQL HeatWave, MySQL Enterprise Edition, MySQL Standard Edition, MySQL Classic Edition, and MySQL Cluster. These products cater to various needs such as transaction processing and analytics, with MySQL HeatWave integrating machine learning capabilities for faster insights.MySQL's revenue model is primarily based on subscriptions and software licensing, with transactions occurring through sales of different database editions, notably MySQL Enterprise Edition.Following its acquisition of Sun Microsystems in January 2008, MySQL plans to leverage its resources to develop and release new products aimed at enhancing its database solutions. The company is targeting expansion into new geographic regions, particularly in emerging markets across Asia and Africa by 2025.
Who invested in MySQL
8 investors across 3 rounds
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Questions about MySQL
Who invested in MySQL?
MySQL has 8 investors on record across 3 venture rounds. Sign up free to see every VC on the cap table and the rounds they joined.
How much funding has MySQL raised?
MySQL has raised 3 venture rounds. Sign up free to see how much each round raised and the total.
When did MySQL last raise money?
MySQL's most recent round on record is a Series C, in Feb 2006.
What does MySQL do?
Founded in 1995 in Cupertino, US, MySQL AB specializes in developing database management systems.
Where is MySQL headquartered?
MySQL is headquartered in Cupertino, US.
Which VCs invest in companies like MySQL?
Among active investors with capital left to deploy, Andreessen Horowitz, Founders Fund, Accel and Thrive Capital back software companies at MySQL's stage. Their profiles are linked below.
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