Funded Data and Analytics Startups in San Jose
San Jose data and analytics rounds shown here span from April 9, 2020 (Cohesity) to April 2, 2025 (Cyberhaven), with the most recent disclosed round being…
San Jose data and analytics rounds shown here span from April 9, 2020 (Cohesity) to April 2, 2025 (Cyberhaven), with the most recent disclosed round being Cyberhaven’s $100M Series D on 2025-04-02. That $100M figure also stands out as a top-end outlier versus other disclosed rounds in the table: after Cyberhaven’s $100M, the next-largest disclosed amounts are Cohesity’s $250M (2020-04-09) and Panzura’s $80M (2022-05-12), while several other rounds cluster much lower at $26M (Tabular, 2023-09-19) and $15M (Spec, 2023-10-18).
Stage disclosure also forms clusters: two of the ten rows (UserZoom on 2022-03-02 at $100K and Jifflenow on 2021-05-04 at $12M) sit far below the $80M–$250M band, and three entries carry a missing round label (Credo Semiconductor on 2020-06-16 at $100M; Jifflenow on 2021-05-04 at $12M; also one other unlabeled row for the segment). Geographically, all entries list San Jose, California, and the list contains multiple large rounds in the 2020–2022 window (Cohesity 2020-04-09, Credo Semiconductor 2020-06-16, ControlUp 2021-11-10, and Panzura 2022-05-12).
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Which disclosed round is largest in this San Jose data and analytics list, and how does it compare to other disclosed amounts?
Cohesity’s $250M round on 2020-04-09 is the largest disclosed amount on the page. It is substantially above the next-largest disclosed amounts: Cyberhaven’s $100M (2025-04-02) and Credo Semiconductor’s $100M (2020-06-16), with Panzura’s $80M (2022-05-12) below that top tier.
Are there multiple companies with rounds concentrated in a narrow date window?
Yes. Several rounds cluster in the 2020–2022 period, including Cohesity ($250M) on 2020-04-09, Credo Semiconductor ($100M) on 2020-06-16, ControlUp ($100M) on 2021-11-10, and Panzura ($80M) on 2022-05-12. By contrast, the later end includes Tabular ($26M, 2023-09-19) and Spec’s rounds ($15M on 2023-10-18 and $5M on 2022-08-03).
Which rounds look like outliers on amount—either very small or very large?
UserZoom’s $100K private equity entry on 2022-03-02 is a clear low-end outlier relative to the rest of the disclosed amounts (the next-lowest disclosed figure is Jifflenow at $12M on 2021-05-04). On the high end, Cohesity’s $250M (2020-04-09) sits well above the $100M band shared by Cyberhaven (2025-04-02) and ControlUp (2021-11-10) as well as Credo Semiconductor (2020-06-16).
Does the list show any stage or label pattern, including missing round labels?
Stage labels are mixed: multiple rounds are explicitly labeled (e.g., Cyberhaven Series D $100M on 2025-04-02, ControlUp Series D $100M on 2021-11-10), but at least three entries have a missing round label in the table (UserZoom shows “Private Equity” while Credo Semiconductor on 2020-06-16 is unlabeled at $100M, and Jifflenow on 2021-05-04 is unlabeled at $12M). The unlabeled entries still include large and mid-sized amounts, not just small raises.
What portion of the listed companies have explicitly stated rounds of the same label, and does that reinforce any timeline clustering?
Series D appears twice in this slice: Cyberhaven ($100M, 2025-04-02) and ControlUp ($100M, 2021-11-10). Those two Series D entries bookend part of the timeline covered by the table, while the highest single amount (Cohesity $250M on 2020-04-09) comes from an unlabeled row rather than a repeated Series label.
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