Cyera raises $400M, Everpure joins S&P 500, Netlist files ITC case against Micron

Cyera extended its Series G by $400 million from Goldman Sachs Alternatives to build a unified access-governance platform for humans, machines and AI agents. Everpure entered the S&P 500 at number 282 and guided to $7.15 billion in fiscal 2028 revenue. Netlist asked the ITC to investigate Micron, Supermicro, HPE and Lenovo over four DDR5 RDIMM and MRDIMM patents.

• Cyera added $400 million to its Series G from Goldman Sachs Alternatives
• Everpure joined the S&P 500 at number 282
• Everpure targets $7.15B revenue and $1.8B operating income in fiscal 2028
• Netlist seeks a US import ban on Micron memory over four patents