Aryaka News

Aryaka has launched a clientless SD-WAN delivering software-defined remote access by combining dynamic CDN and global SD-WAN technologies.

Aryaka introduced SmartACCESS, a software-defined remote access as a service for mobile and remote users designed to ease and speed VPN connections.

The software-defined wide-area network (SD-WAN) market is evolving quickly, with more than a dozen startups going after the need for better WAN and cloud connectivity. Aryaka, one of the leaders in the space — but one of the few with its own private network — continues to add features to its network-as-a-service (NAAS) model.

Traditionally, network architects have questioned the wisdom of using the internet for VoIP. While a private backbone provides the very best VoIP performance, the right SD-WAN with the right functionality allows the use of the internet to provide good performance of voice.

A global WAN traffic increase of 200% is driving companies to increase the speed of their connections, notes SD-WAN provider Aryaka in research based on…

46.3% of all enterprise WAN traffic is cloud-based, split between HTTPS (27.8%) and HTTP (18.5%). These and other findings from Aryaka’s State of the WAN Report, 2017 released this week quantify how quickly cloud adoption is accelerating in the enterprise.

Freight forwarding firm JAS Global has cut trimmed millions from its bandwidth costs using network software. Next, it intends to leverage the technology for a predictive analytics system.

Aryaka’s 2017 State of the WAN report shows the cloud era has arrived in a big way, making SD-WANs business-critical.

New study shows growing strain on enterprise WAN links.

With more number of Indian organisations expanding globally, Aryaka’s founder & CTO Ashwath Nagaraj says that SD-WAN will enable them to be more productive and efficient globally.

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.