Westborough, Mass.-based SimpliVity announced Monday the closing of a $58 million Series C, led by Kleiner Perkins Growth and DFJ, with contributions from Meritech Capital Partners and Swisscom Ventures. The addition of the Series C brings SimpliVity’s total funding to just over $100 million.

SimpliVity is the developer of the OmniCube, an infrastructure organization device that helps enterprises streamline their data centers into virtualized environments. The OmniCube is an all-in-one IT tool that assimilates the core functions of server, storage and networking in addition to a wide range of advanced functionality including: native virtual machine-level backup, wide area network optimization, efficient bandwidth replication, cache accelerated performance and cloud integration.

“Each OmniCube has 20 to 40 TB of usable capacity, 10 CPU cores and you can daisy chain up to 3 OmniCubes together,” SimpliVity Founder and CEO Doron Kempel told GigaOm in an interview last year. “If you want to replicate across all your OmniCubes, you don’t need IP addresses or controllers, you just move that data or those VMs to your other OmniCubes wherever they are.”

Kempel, an EMC veteran, said the new round of funding will enable SimpliVity to execute plans to boost sales growth fivefold and grow its staff in 2014, according to GigaOm.

In addition to the funding announcement, the Boston Business Journal reported the IT solutions company said it will be looking to fill 150 new positions, bringing the company’s total amount of employees to 250. Kempel also told the BBJ that SimpliVity is “absolutely” interested in an initial public offering of stock in the future.

“That’s the next important milestone as far as funding goes,” Kempel said.