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yeah, no kidding. reading it felt like the story left out quite a few details...i'm sure there was a good reason that they slowed down so much--one product wit

• myoung8 19y ago
  i forgot to add my favorite comment: "more journalistic sensationalism" don't let it scare you.
• henning 19y ago
  hey, you try writing encryption software in Brainfuck. not a walk in the park by any means.
• jimbokun 19y ago
  "After Voltage shipped its first product -- email-security software -- in early 2004, its revenue jumped from $3 million to $9 million in 2005, says the CEO." ... "Mr. Krishnamurthy says Voltage now has more than 400 customers and is generating cash, though it remains unprofitable." $9MM in revenue, and you can't turn a profit? This seems to be a case where the VC's ambitions are lessening the chance of the company succeeding. Maybe customers would be less concerned about the company going under if it was making a profit.