Aryaka News

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.

As carriers continue their decades-long struggle to move up the food chain from ‘dumb pipes’ to value-added services, investing in SD-WAN solutions to mitigate

Bajaj deploys Aryaka’s Global SD-WAN to achieve stable connectivity between global locations and better performance for collaborative real-time applications.

Aryaka wants to stress the “global” aspect of its software-defined wide area networking (SD-WAN), compared to its competitors. The company is garnering customers that need to connect offices in far-flung regions of the world.

While some enterprises are taking a do-it-yourself approach to implementing software defined wide area network (SD-WAN) technology, others – including global electrical equipment manufacturer Volex – have opted instead to purchase SD-WAN as a service from a network operator.

Businesses of all sizes today, find themselves in the middle of one of the biggest and most disruptive technology revolutions. Technologies related to Cloud, SaaS, and Mobility are set to revamp enterprise IT, and how organizations work with data and applications.

The effects of globalization are far reaching—technology has ensured that. But Ashwath Nagaraj, CTO of Aryaka Networks, a leader in SD-WAN technology wants to democratize the network in the ever-changing enterprise environment.

When Bajaj Electricals evaluated Aryaka’s global SD-WAN, the company witnessed significantly faster and more reliable network connectivity between their China and India offices, and dramatic application performance improvements.

Aryaka’s SD-WAN helps Audmedix provide fast and stable connections between U.S. doctors and globally distributed scribes who document patient health records