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VSK Photonics Adds $8.3M to Series A
February 5, 2002
By Bob Woods
VSK Photonics Inc., a Lake Forest, Calif.-based supplier of active photonic components for fiber-optic telecommunications, said it has extended its Series-A financing round with an additional $8.3 million, led by Rustic Canyon Ventures.
Existing investors Morgenthaler and Intel Capital also participated in the round extension, officials also said. Michael Kim, a partner at Rustic Canyon Ventures, will join VSK's board of directors.
With the new money, the total investment in VSK Photonics now stands at $26.3 million. Morgenthaler and Intel Capital provided the first round investment of $18 million, which was announced in March 2001.
The company said it plans to use the funds to continue expansion of its manufacturing and marketing organizations, and to help bring its products to market in the first half of 2002.
VSK Photonics uses Indium Phosphide (InP) semiconductor technology to deliver high-speed (10Gbps and 40Gbps) optoelectronic component solutions for the next-generation optical networks.
VSK recently opened its state-of-the-art Indium Phosphide fabrication plant in southern Los Angeles, which is capable of manufacturing in excess of 10 million devices a year. The company is leveraging its proprietary expertise in Indium Phosphide semiconductors to develop optoelectronic devices and modules for high-speed network applications.
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