Aryaka News

From the business perspective, a network no longer consists of boxes, cables, and carrier-provided WAN connectivity. Instead, the network now connects people and the application resources they require – with central, flexible control and management of access and other security policies.

Not only has WAN transformation been talked about for decades, but SD-WAN in particular has been a red-hot topic for the last couple of years. Investors seem to believe the market will stay this way as well; over the past couple of months both VeloCloud and Aryaka have raised additional funds to be able to meet the explosion in user demand for SD-WAN.

Three things are unavoidable in life: death, taxes and technology hype. Some hype is just that, fodder for rhetoric and pontification; however, there is technology out there receiving well deserved attention.

Aryaka Networks’ APAC Business Head, Feroz Zaveri, in a chat with Voice&Data Zaveri elaborates on Aryaka focus and strategy roadmap that will assist large enterprises to leverage the shift to digital economy in India.

Aryaka Networks, the software-defined wide area networking (SD-WAN) provider, plans to help its partner grow as it grows globally.

Cybersecurity, hybrid cloud and networking companies were among those that collected VC rounds in January.

Global software-defined WAN (SD-WAN) provider Aryaka announced its series D financing round. The round was led by two new investors, Third Point Ventures and Deutsche Telekom Capital Partners (DTCP), displaying strong endorsement of the company’s global SD-WAN platform.

Cloud-based private network provider Aryaka, which plans to go public in 2018 with a more than $1 billion valuation, raised $45 million in its latest funding round, a source

SD-WAN vendor Aryaka has secured a $45 million Series D round of financing, advancing its profile in the growing market segment. Led by Third Point Ventures, Aryaka added Deutsche Telekom Capital Partners (DTCP) as a new investor.

Software-defined WAN specialist Aryaka has landed $45 million in funding following a stellar 2016, when the company saw its revenues jump 100 percent and its indirect sales soared.

Deutsche Telekom, KPN invest in SD-WAN, e-health Details Latest News 23 January 2017 Deutsche Telekom and KPN’s investment arms have invested in Aryaka and Personal Medsystems as they bet on the success of enterprise.

Aryaka has snagged a juicy $45 million in a Series D round of funding, attracting investment from German telecom incumbent Deutsche Telekom, among others.