Jed Yueh graduated as a Phi Beta Kappa English major from Harvard, founded a data de-duplication software, Avamar Technologies, in 1999 and sold it to EMC (EMC) in 2006 for $165 million in cash. And his latest start-up, Delphix -- which I first wrote about last March -- helps companies roll out App projects 20% to 80% faster and is growing at 225%. Yueh attributes some of that success to his move from Irvine, Calif. to Menlo Park.
Jed Yueh graduated as a Phi Beta Kappa English major from Harvard, founded a data de-duplication software, Avamar Technologies, in 1999 and sold it to EMC (EMC) in 2006 for $165 million in cash. And his latest start-up, Delphix -- which I first wrote about last March -- helps companies roll out App projects 20% to 80% faster and is growing at 225%. Yueh attributes some of that success to his move from Irvine, Calif. to Menlo Park.
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