Aryaka News

Aryaka achieved over 150% year over year growth for Q2 and the first half of the year, as compared to 2015. Aryaka added 70 new customers, including gaming company, Demonware; cable manufacturer, Volex; the educational platform, Knewton; and Quanshi, the leading online collaboration service provider in China.

Aryaka named in The Silicon Review’s 50 innovative companies to watch 2016

Global businesses expect extremely high availability and performance while accessing “on-premises” and SaaS-based applications on the WAN. Relying on the public Internet adds congestion, packet loss and latency, which deteriorate application performance.

Officials with Silver Peak and Aryaka this week outlined recent momentum in their businesses that they say illustrates the growing popularity of software-defined WAN technologies.

Last week, Las Vegas proved to be the center of gravity for the technology industry, as the EMC World and Interop conferences bookended an extended discussion of disruption, innovation, and digital transformation.

Public school teachers in Enfield, Conn., are active grant-getters. But while the technologies they bring into the classroom from those grants, such as lab carts with Apple iPads, are beneficial to students, they can also wreak havoc on network resources.

Once again, we’re excited to announce the finalists for the 2016 Best of Interop awards. The awards recognize groundbreaking products and services as well as innovative startups from among the ranks of Interop exhibitors.

The Best of Interop Awards recognize exhibitors that have made significant technological advancements in specific areas. The winners in each category represent the products that our teams of judges believe have the most significant technical impact on their segment and are helping to move business technology forward. Winners will be announced on the Expo Floor at Interop 2016.

Cloud-hosted services give employees real-time access to applications wherever they are. Sometimes, however, performance issues strike and cause employee productivity to slow to a crawl.

Yohan Beghein explains why Skullcandy chose Aryaka’s WAN as-a-service over MPLS

Shifting to Aryaka improved performance, simplified management, and made the headphone company more agile

The move to a cloud-based ERP system forced Skullcandy to rethink its global network, which ultimately led to the decision to migrate to an offering from Aryaka.