Edge orchestration leader excels across every area of the business, including revenue, funding, hiring and partnerships.
SAN JOSE, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)– ZEDEDA, the leader in edge orchestration, today announced it recently concluded 2022 with annual revenue growth of 300% and nodes under management growth of 250%, emphasizing the rising strategic importance of edge computing to companies across all industries and verticals.
“Edge computing has become a critical part of a company’s digital transformation journey,” said Said Ouissal, founder and CEO of ZEDEDA. “By unlocking insights from real-time production and machine data, edge computing is a key enabler of Industry 4.0 — the fourth Industrial Revolution — marked by cloud-native workloads at the edge.”
In July, ZEDEDA closed its Series B funding with a broad range of new and existing investors, including Coast Range Capital, Lux Capital, Energize Ventures, Almaz Capital, Porsche Ventures, Chevron Technology Ventures, Juniper Networks, Rockwell Automation, Samsung Next and EDF North America Ventures.
Over the past 12 months, ZEDEDA has demonstrated tremendous business performance and growth, including:
“As companies embrace digital transformational change, we see great promise for ZEDEDA’s cloud-native solution to modernize edge computing in industrial environments,” said Thurston Cromwell, vice president of development and innovation and head of Emerson Ventures. “ZEDEDA is a great example of what Emerson Ventures looks for in a strategic partner.”
To help guide ZEDEDA through this period of exponential growth, the company built out its executive team with several key hires and promotions:
ZEDEDA created a channel partner program to enable a secure and scalable orchestration solution for edge environments. Channel partners can accelerate the scale and breadth of their customers’ edge deployments, accelerating the recognition of new revenue streams and receiving generous discounts off list pricing.
“Our channel partners are looking to drive new revenue opportunities and move edge projects from the lab to the field,” said Darren Kimura, ZEDEDA’s chief operating officer. “The program smooths the path for customers to move edge projects into production efficiently.”
The ZEDEDA Edge Academy debuted as the industry’s first free online hub with educational resources on edge computing. Self-paced video tutorials explain the unique challenges of distributed edge computing and how ZEDEDA can digitally transform operations with edge solutions.
With a strong corporate culture and standout products, ZEDEDA captured the attention of tech and IoT publications for their top awards. Among the highlights of 2022:
To learn more about ZEDEDA’s orchestration solution for the distributed edge, visit www.ZEDEDA.com.
About ZEDEDA
ZEDEDA makes edge computing effortless, open, and intrinsically secure — extending the cloud experience to the edge. ZEDEDA reduces the cost of managing and orchestrating distributed edge infrastructure and applications while increasing visibility, security and control. ZEDEDA delivers a distributed, cloud-native edge management and orchestration solution, simplifying the security and remote management of edge infrastructure and applications at scale.
ZEDEDA ensures extensibility and flexibility by utilizing an open partner ecosystem with a robust app marketplace and leveraging an open architecture from the Linux Foundation. ZEDEDA delivers instant time to value, has thousands of nodes under management and is backed by world-class investors with teams in the United States, Germany and India. For more information, visit www.ZEDEDA.com.
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