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Dilithium Networks Snapshot
Dilithium Networks made multimedia gateways, testing tools, and video telephony software that connected third-generation mobile and Internet protocol (IP) networks, enabling telecommunications providers to offer videoconferencing and other video services across multiple networks. The company sold to wireless carriers, as well as telecom equipment and semiconductor makers. Investors included Australia-based venture fund CM Capital Investments, DB Capital Partners (the private equity arm of Deutsche Bank), Motorola's venture capital arm, and JAFCO. Unable to raise additional funding, the company began shutting down its operations and laying off staff in 2009. Its assets were acquired by India-based OnMobile in 2010.
