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Key milestones in Clusterpoint's history, with sources.
Ceases operations after failing to secure further investment
BaltCap's own portfolio page lists its investment period in Clusterpoint as February 2012-2017; institutional backing ended that year. The clusterpoint.com domain has since been repurposed and no longer resolves to the company (TLS certificate mismatch confirmed September 2026).
baltcap.comNamed to Gartner "Cool Vendors in Platform as a Service, 2016"
Gartner included Clusterpoint alongside Iron.io, Flybits and Neoway in its 2016 Cool Vendors in PaaS report, as documented in Iron.io's blog post announcing the same recognition.
blog.iron.ioLaunches Clusterpoint 4.0 with in-database computation
Added code-execution capability on cluster nodes and a new JS/SQL query language, positioned as a full relational DBMS replacement.
siliconangle.comRaises EUR1.25M, launches database-as-a-service
Round backed by existing investor BaltCap plus new UK investor Imprimatur Capital; funded the pivot from licensed enterprise software to a pay-as-you-go cloud DBaaS entering the US market.
arcticstartup.comRaises EUR1M from BaltCap
Baltic VC BaltCap invested EUR1 million to help the Latvian enterprise database vendor scale internationally and hire US senior management.
techcrunch.comFounded in Riga, Latvia
Founded by engineers Gints Ernestsons, Jurgis Orups and Oskars Viksna to build a schema-free NoSQL document database.
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