Caspian's Closed

The Philter Phil Harvey, Editor-in-Chief, Light Reading 9/14/2006

11:50 AM -- Caspian Networks Inc. has shut down, according to two sources close to the company.

We'll have a story with all the details soon. The company employed fewer than 100 people and soaked up more than $300 million in funding during its lifetime.

— Phil Harvey, News Editor, Light Reading

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