Startups that will be huge in 2. Confluent cofounder CEO Jay Kreps.

Confluent. 20. 16 is just around the corner and it's time to predict which startups will take the tech industry by storm. Who better to ask than the startup experts, the VCs that watch them, guide them, hear their pitches, and fund them? So we reached out to a handful of top VCs and asked them which of their young or growth- stage startups did they think were going to boom in 2. We also asked them which startups outside their portfolios they expected to boom in 2. They sent us this list of startups from every corner of the tech market: from consumer to enterprise, from big data to men's clothing. Vulcun: Fantasy leagues for e. Sports pro video games.

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· 2016 is just around the corner and it's time to predict which startups will take the tech industry by storm. Who better to ask than startup experts, the VCs.

Company name: Vulcun. VC: Sequoia's Aaref Hilaly. Relationship: VC is an investor. Funding: $1.

What it does: Vulcun is a fantasy league for e. Sports (aka pro video games). Reason: "If you are not a teenager, you may not have heard of 'e- sports,' meaning competitive multi- player video gaming where teams compete against each other for prizes,"says Hilaly."But it's become a phenomenon: more people watch the finals of tournaments for League of Legends or Counter- Strike, than any sporting event other than the Super Bowl. Vulcun is capitalizing on this trend by enabling e- sports participants to trade skins (digital goods)," Hilaly says.

Confluent: A new leader among open- source software companies. Company name: Confluent. VC: Sequoia's Aaref Hilaly and Lightspeed Venture Partners' Arif Janmohamed. Relationship: No relation. These VCs just think it's cool. Funding: $3. 0. 9 million. What it does: Confluent offers a commercial version of an open- source project called Kafka, a computer "messaging" system that handles bits of data computers send to each other.

Reason: "Ask any developer, and they will wax lyrical about Kafka, the open source distributed messaging system. The team behind Kafka left Linked. In and created Confluent, an open core company built around Kafka which, along with others like Docker and Mongo. Watch Showtime Dailymotion more.

DB, are becoming the leaders among a new generation of open source companies," Hilaly says."The team invented Kafka, the leading streaming data platform and is commercializing it for the enterprise," adds Janmohamed. Varage. Sale: a virtual garage sale with your neighbors. Company name: Varage. Sale. VC: Sequoia's Bryan Schreier. Relationship: VC is an investor. Funding: $6. 8 million. What it does: Take e.

Bay and make it local. That's what Varage. Sale does: let's people buy, sell and connect with others in their neighborhoods. Reason: "Varage. Sale unlocks local person- to- person transactions so anyone can buy and sell low cost items without friction. Varage. Sale's app is fun, fast, and engaging.

And most of all, Varage. Sale's trusted community approach makes it the safest place to buy, sell, and be together on the Internet," Schreier says.

Branch Metrics: Bringing the web to mobile apps. Company name: Branch Metrics. VC: Sequoia's Bryan Schreier. Relationship: No relation. VC just thinks it's cool. Funding: $1. 8. 0.

What it does: Allows mobile apps to add hyperlinks inside their apps. Reason: "Branch is quickly becoming the backbone of the mobile ecosystem and has become fundamental to the growth of many of our mobile startups," Schreier says. Namely: easy- to- use HR software. Company name: Namely.

VC: Sequoia's Pat Grady. Relationship: VC is an investor. Funding: $7. 7. 8 million.

What it does: All- in- one human resources software for payroll and benefits. Reason: "People software (payroll, benefits, and talent management) has been a necessary evil for far too long. With Namely, it’s a competitive weapon," Grady says. Customers praise it for being easy to use, he adds. Datadog: 'It's like crack for developers.'Company name: Datadog. VCs: Sequoia's Pat Grady, New Enterprise Associates' Chetan Puttagunta and Bessemer's Brian.

Feinstein. Relationship: No relation. These VCs just think it's cool. Funding: $5. What it does: Lets developers and IT pros watch and monitor all of their apps and data across all of their cloud services at once. Reasons: "It’s like crack for developers," Grady says."It's changing the way enterprises monitor their cloud infrastructure.

The company has signed some of the biggest up and coming companies such as Airbnb, Zendesk as well as established enterprises like HP," says Puttagunta. Feinstein adds, "Infrastructure and application monitoring in the cloud. Great visualizations and integrations with hundreds of services. Growing like a weed."Ever. String: finding sales leads with big data. Company name: Ever. String. VC: Lightspeed Venture Partners Peter Nieh.

Relationship: VC is an investor. Funding: $7. 8. 7 million. What it does: Uses big data to help companies find sales prospects. Reason: Ever. String is a "Saa. S [cloud computing] company at the forefront of bringing data science to B2. B selling resulting in dramatic increases in sales efficiency and performance," says Nieh. Ever. String is growing "rapidly" and has a "stellar team led by Vincent Yang, a product visionary in this space, and with some of the brightest minds in data science," he adds.

Juicero: the future of juice. Watch Online Watch Max Payne Full Movie Online Film here. Company name: Juicero VC:  Lightspeed Venture Partners' Peter Nieh. Relationship: No relation. VC just thinks it's cool. Funding: $9. 0 million.

What it does: Juicero isn't even out of stealth yet and the whole Valley is buzzing about it. It's going to bring people the freshest juice they've ever tasted. Reason: "Juicero is looking to be the Keurig of fresh juice. Massive market waiting to be disrupted," says Nieh. Highfive: videoconferencing made cheap and easy. Company name: Highfive VC: Lightspeed Venture Partners' Arif Janmohamed.

Relationship: VC is an investor. Funding: $4. 5. 4 million.

What it does: Corporate videoconferencing. Reason: "Incredible founding team from Google that build the world’s easiest to use and most affordable video conferencing system that’s built for the mobile and cloud era," Janmohamed says. Highfive CEO cofounder Shan Sinha previously cofounded Doc. Verse, bought by Google for $2. He then ran Google's product management for Google Apps Enterprise. Mic Networks: CNN for millennials.

Company name: Mic Networks. VC: Lightspeed Venture Partners' Jeremy Liew Relationship: VC is an investor. Funding: $3. 2 million. What it does: News site geared for millennials. Reason: Mic is "CNN for millenials.

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