Crosser raised $1.8M seed round for its edge computing software

Crosser, a company that helps analyze data at the network edge raised a $1.8M seed round led by Spintop Ventures. Almi Invest and Norrlandsfonden co-invested in the startup.

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Crosser Fog Computing Structure

Crosser started a side-project by one of the founders in 2009. The first version of the product was a real-time communication server for enterprise customers.

“The core real-time engine has been in development for several years by Ulf Björklund, our Head of R&D and co-founder. When we started Crosser we had the foundation already built which has enabled us to bring a product to market in a very short time. The funding will allow us to expand the team and to invest in sales and marketing.”Crosser CEO and co-founder Martin Thunman.

Customers can typically monitor databases, sensor data streams, web sockets, cloud-services, and several devices, and data sources using Crosser’s fog computing software.

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Crosser Fog Computing Software Monitors Your Data Streams

There has been an uptick in the number of ‘edge software’ startups and the funding raised. From Iguazio and FogHorn to Machfu, $76M has been raised between the ‘edge’ only startups since July last year..

Crosser raised $1.8M seed round for its edge computing software
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