By Malia Spencer – Staff Reporter, Portland Business Journal A Hillsboro startup founded by ex-Intel employees secured $2.5 million of a planned $4 million bridge round to help it prepare for wider customer adoption. Megh Computing, which makes software to help speed workloads in data centers, was able to raise about half of its round
We are pleased to announce that Megh Computing signed a memorandum of understanding with the Indian Institute of Technology Goa (IIT-Goa) on August 21, 2019, for joint research in hardware-accelerated, AI-based analytics. Megh’s mission is to deliver an efficient, scalable platform for real-time analytics using FPGAs for deployment in the public domain and private cloud.
The demand for real-time stream processing is increasing rapidly with the explosion of data from the Web, sensors, IoT and mobile devices, and other sources. Enterprises want to process this data as it moves to create business value in areas such as: Finance (e.g., fraud detection, risk management) Sales and marketing (e.g., customer preferences) Operations
Megh Computing has been demonstrating its Video Analytics Solution on the Intel platform. The Video Analytics Solution (VAS) is based on Megh’s Real Time Streaming Analytics platform and targeted for various use cases, including fraud prevention in the retail supply chain, inventory tracking in manufacturing, and video surveillance for security. Demos took place at: Intel
Megh Computing is hiring. We’ve posted the following new openings: Program Manager Business Development Manager Join us as we enable the third wave of computing in the data center using FPGAs. See our careers page.
Megh computing demonstrated “Spark-based real-time streaming video analytics using FPGAs” at the Intel booth during the Spark+AI Summit in April 2019. Key features of the demo included: Streaming analytics at scale with Spark Streaming and Analytics Zoo Real-time performance with Intel FPGA analytics pipelines acceleration Enabled by Megh Computing for various use cases with low
Megh Computing last week won the Technology Association of Oregon (TAO) 2019 Technology Company of the Year award in their Pre-Revenue category. Winners were selected from a wide spectrum of industries and recognized for their excellence and achievement within the region’s vibrant technology community. Other Technology Company of the Year winners were Stackery (in the
Provides an overview on overcoming the limits of data center infrastructure and the challenges of FPGA deployment Portland, OR (April 18, 2019)—Megh Computing, Inc. today released a white paper for enterprise strategy and IT personnel titled “Using FPGAs for advanced real-time analytics of streaming data,” providing an overview of problems of and solutions to extracting
EnterpriseAI is the latest in the advanced computing press to affirm Megh Computing’s mission to enable the third wave of computing in the data center with scale-out FPGA-based accelerators. In “Intel Extends FPGA Ecosystem: Edge, Network, Data Center” the publication—which describes itself as “a meeting ground that enlightens and informs IT strategists by examining the
Megh Computing, Inc., a leader in providing a platform for accelerating Real Time Analytics using FPGAs (Field Programmable Gate Arrays)-as-a-Service from the edge to the cloud, today announced that it had secured $1.75M in Series Seed Round financing. The round was led by previous investors Rogue Venture Partners and Oregon Venture Fund. Also joining in