About Foundation Capital
Founded in 1995, Foundation Capital is a venture capital firm committed to supporting entrepreneurs and their companies, targeting innovative opportunities in enterprise software; telecommunications and networking; and Internet infrastructure. Foundation Capital funds total over $1.1 billion and include Harvard, Yale, CalTech, the Hewlett Foundation and MacArthur Foundation as investors. Paul Holland currently serves on the board of directors for Talking Blocks (recently acquired by Hewlett-Packard), manageStar, Ketera, RouteScience and TuVox. He played a lead role in taking two venture-funded software start-ups, Kana Communications (KANA), and Pure Software (RATL), public.

For more information, visit www.foundationcapital.com
or contact: Tim Turpin (415) 392-8282, tim@outcastpr.com.

About Sequoia Capital Partners
Since 1972, Sequoia Capital has provided startup venture capital for very smart people who want to turn ideas into companies. As the "Entrepreneurs Behind the Entrepreneurs", Sequoia Capital's Partners have worked with innovators such as Sandy Lerner and Len Bozack of Cisco Systems, Jerry Yang and David Filo of Yahoo!, Larry Page and Sergey Brin of Google, Dan Warmenhoven of Network Appliance, T.J. Rodgers of Cypress Semiconductor, Steve Jobs of Apple Computer and Larry Ellison of Oracle. The companies organized by Sequoia Capital now account for about 10% of the value of NASDAQ.

To learn more about Sequoia Capital visit www.sequoiacap.com

About SAP AG
SAP is the world's leading provider of business software. The SAP NetWeaver® Fund was established in May 2006 and focuses on strategic investments in select companies committed to the SAP ecosystem and building innovative solutions based on the SAP NetWeaver platform. Funded out of SAP's corporate development funds, the $125 million SAP NetWeaver Fund complements the efforts of SAP's venture arm, SAP Ventures.

To learn more about SAP AG visit www.sap.com

About JAFCO
Based in Palo Alto, California, JAFCO Ventures is an independent venture capital partnership focused on companies that are emerging leaders in the software, semiconductor and communications industries. JAFCO Ventures was formed in 2003 and currently manages $200 million in capital. The fund's charter is to invest in venture opportunities with true "breakout" potential where JAFCO Ventures can meaningfully add value with capital, the experience of seasoned venture capital investors, and the deployment of their Asia business development (ABD) team. The role of the ABD team is to help JAFCO's portfolio companies generate revenue from customers in Japan and other parts of Asia.

To learn more about JAFCO visit www.jafco.com