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Clockwork Systems, Inc.

start up
United States - Palo Alto, CA
  • 16/03/2022
  • Series A
  • $21,000,000

We are passionate about time!

Accurately synchronized clocks are foundational for any real-time distributed system, from electronic trading and distributed ledgers to logging/tracing systems and distributed databases. Founded in 2018 by a group of researchers from Stanford University, Clockwork Systems has developed a high-precision, software-based network clock synchronization system that delivers up to nanosecond accuracy at scale. Our solution is powering mission-critical enterprise applications in on-premises data centers and public clouds.

Formerly known as Tick Tock Networks, we emerged on the scene just as a social media platform with a similar name took the world by storm. As we don't wish to steal their thunder, we have found a better name - Clockwork Systems! Either way you look at it, it's all about time!

We're hiring software engineers, deployment engineers and sales. Send email to jobs@clockwork.io


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Balaji PrabhakarCo Founder

Balaji Prabhakar United States - San Francisco Bay Area

Balaji Prabhakar is VMware Founders Professor of Computer Science, a faculty member of the departments of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, and (by courtesy) The Graduate School Of Business at Stanford University. His research interests include Cloud Computing and Data Centers, Network Theory and Algorithms, and Societal Networks. He has received the Erlang Prize, the Rollo Davidson Prize, and delivered the Lunteren Lectures. He is the recipient of the inaugural IEEE Innovation in Societal Infrastructure Award which recognizes "significant technological achievements and contributions to the establishment, development and proliferation of innovative societal infrastructure systems" and the IEEE Koji Kobayashi Award “for contributions to the their and practice of network algorithms and protocols, in particular Internet routers, data centers and self-programming networks.” He is a Fellow of Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, the IEEE and the ACM. He has served on the Advisory Board of the Future Urban Mobility Initiative of the World Economic Forum.

He has also worked extensively with the industry in Investor, Advisory and Consulting roles. He has co-founded two startups: Urban Engines (acquired by Google Maps) and Clockwork.io (where is currently the CEO).

https://prabhakargroup.stanford.edu/