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Petabyte Technology: Raises $15M in Series B Funding

Petabyte Technology Raises $15M in Series B Funding

  • Petabyte Technology, a Bellevue, Wash.-based veterinary software company, raised $15m in Series B funding
  • The funding includes investments from National Veterinary Associates, UNAVETS, Norwest Ventures Partners, Halle Capital Management, and Relevance Ventures
  • The company intends to use the funds to continue to grow and extend industry partnerships
  • Petabyte provides a patient management software platform for veterinary hospitals
  • Rhapsody, the cloud-based Practice Information Management System (PIMS), and Boop, the mobile client companion app, include features
  • The company has additional offices in San Francisco, CA / Cleveland, OH / Naples, FL / New York, NY
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