Insider Brief
- Atombeam raised $20 million in a Reg A+ funding round, bringing total funding to $35 million, with over 6,500 investors participating via StartEngine.
- The company’s Data-as-Codewords technology compresses and encrypts data in real time, reducing data size by 75% and expanding bandwidth by 4x, improving efficiency and security.
- With 84 issued patents and 115 pending, Atombeam has secured partnerships with Ericsson, Viasat, and the U.S. Air Force, while earning industry awards for innovation and disruption.
PRESS RELEASE — Atombeam, whose innovative technology redefines how data is used, moved, stored and secured, has announced the closing of its recent Reg A+ funding round, with a total of $20 million raised. The successful funding round was hosted by StartEngine, empowering ordinary, individual investors to gain an ownership stake in the company’s transformative technology. More than 6,500 investors invested in Atombeam during this round. This brings Atombeam’s total funding to $35 million.
“Our technology has been engineered to completely transform data and the way it is used, making it more efficient and secure without compromising the ability to process it,” said Charles Yeomans, CEO and Chairman of Atombeam. “By reducing data size by 75% in a few millionths of a second, bandwidth can be expanded by 4x — which means companies can access more data, faster, and less expensively. By doing so, fewer energy and infrastructure resources are necessary, even while the amount of data being accessed, transmitted and used increases.”
Atombeam’s revolutionary technology is called “Data-as-Codewords,” which uses cryptography and compression to translate data into a set of codewords within an AI/ML-created codebook. A customer then sends and stores their codewords along an event path, for use by a reader application. There, the data is accessed and used through the same codebook, directly in its transformed state. Data-as-Codewords is always compressed, always encrypted, and transmits the data without latency, ensuring transmission and storage is always optimized.
Atombeam plans to use the funding to continue growing the organization, adding to both the go-to-market and research and development parts of its team. The funding will also be used to further develop its Neurpac and Neurcom products, incorporating customer feedback and ensuring that both exceed the expectations of its growing customer base.
Over the course of the past year, Atombeam has continued its momentum, securing new customer implementations and product recognition. To date, Atombeam has been issued more than 84 patents for its technology, with an additional 115 pending. The company is a technology partner with Ericsson Enterprise Wireless Solutions and Viasat’s ELEVATE Partner Program, and its technology was recently chosen by the United States Air Force. Atombeam’s innovative approach to solving the data problem was also recognized with the Gold Award for Technology Innovation by the Merit Awards for Technology, and with a Gold Award for Disruptor Company in Business Products or Services by the Globee Awards for Business.
For more information on Atombeam and how its technology is changing the way data is used by companies, please see its recent explainer video here.
About Atombeam
Atombeam has the potential to revolutionize data management through its Data-as-Codewords Neurpac technology, altering how data is encoded, used, transferred, managed, stored and secured. Atombeam increases available bandwidth an average of 4x, improves access to stored data by making it searchable while encoded, and enhances security with ultralight software, all in a single computing step. Atombeam’s Neurpac is uniquely capable of operating on the smallest machine-generated or Internet of Things data, which is not possible with compression. For more information, please visit www.atombeamtech.com or follow us on LinkedIn, Facebook or YouTube.
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