Foothill Ranch-based Aristos Logic Corp. has raised $15 million in yet another round of funding that brings the total to more than $80 million.
The company, a maker of controllers for data storage systems, said Thursday it had landed its sixth round of funding.
The company is one of the best-funded startups in Orange County.
The round was led by a “new strategic investor,” Aristos said, with participation from existing investors Panorama Capital (formerly JP Morgan Partners LLC of New York), Menlo Park-based TPG Ventures Inc., Redwood Shores-based Woodside Fund and Saratoga-based QTV Capital.
The company has been raising money since 2000. The company’s $18 million first round of funding was backed by Germany’s Infineon Technologies AG.
The company also touted design wins with “top-tier” companies.
“Product launches by our customers over the next few quarters will elevate Aristos as a formidable player in the storage industry,” said Anil Gupta, chief executive of the company.
Aristos designs chips and circuit boards that allow computers on data storage networks to work with each other.
