TXOne Networks, a startup building technology to protect industrial control systems (ICS) and operational technology (OT) environments, has attracted $51 million in early-stage financing from new investors in Taiwan.
The Taipei company, originally created in 2018 as a joint-venture between Trend Micro and Moxa, said the $51 million is an extension to a $70 million Series B round announced in August 2022.
TXOne ceased to be a joint venture between Trend Micro and MOXA two years ago but both companies remain investors in TXOne.
The company, which maintains a presence in Texas, has raised a total of $145 million from TGVest Capital, Pegatron Group, CDIB Capital Group and CDIB-Innolux II L.P.
The company said new investors in the latest round include the Taiwania Capital and Applied Ventures ITIC Innovation Fund, L.P. (AVITIC), a joint fund of Applied Ventures, LLC and ITIC-Taiwan (Industrial Technology Investment Corporation).
The company offers security gateways, endpoint agents and network segmentation solutions designed to help organizations secure, control and monitor equipment and operational technology (OT).
TXOne said its technology is currently used by more than 3,600 organizations globally in industries including semiconductors, automotive, pharmaceutical, food and beverage, public transportation, utilities, electronics, healthcare, mining and metals, oil and gas, and aerospace.
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