This new round of funding is expected to be put towards expanding into China where they plan to open an office for around 50 employees. The company is also hoping to maintain its brand and to bring it into the mainstream which they are hoping to see happen in the near year or two. Over the past couple of months, we have seen Cyanogen Inc. start to evolve from merely offering custom ROMs. They have partnered up with Oppo for the Oppo N1 which is the first handset to officially come with CyanogenMod preinstalled. They have also attempted to release a CyanogenMod installer which has since been pulled from Google Play, and if the rumors are to be believed, they could be teaming up with a mysterious hardware partner to create a smartphone of their own.
Either for fans of the ROM and team, the future is definitely looking pretty bright and it will be interesting to see where all of this will take them.