Alopa Networks receives funding

Alopa Networks, Inc., (Santa Clara, CA; www.alopa.com) received over $15 million of financing by Summit Accelerator Fund (www.summitpartners.com) and Lucent Venture Partners (www.lucentventurepartners.com).
Oct. 24, 2000
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Alopa Networks, Inc., (Santa Clara, CA; www.alopa.com) received over $15 million of financing by Summit Accelerator Fund (www.summitpartners.com)and Lucent Venture Partners (www.lucentventurepartners.com). Alopa will use the investment to bring its MetaServ product to market. MetaServ enables the rapid creation and deployment of the latest broadband services within the provider's infrastructure.

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