Aryaka News

The company has already deployed a number of PoPs in data centres and has made various cloud connectivity alliances, but it wants more to extend its global customer reach.

Goldman Sachs led a round that included Deutsche Telekom Capital Partners and Presidio Ventures, boosting the total raised by SD-WAN technology provider Aryaka to $184m.

Last March, our second CP List focused on SD-WAN with analysts, members of the Channel Partners Editorial Advisory Board and other industry experts sharing their views with us on what it now takes to succeed in SD-WAN, and now we’re back with an updated list and fresh views on changes in the competitive landscape during the past year.

Aryaka, a specialist in managed SD-WAN, has closed a USD50 million Series F round of funding led by Goldman Sachs Private Capital Investing, bringing the company;s total funding to date to USD184 million.

Aryaka has also raised a bit of a war chest. The managed SD-WAN specialist has closed a $50M Series F round of funding led by none other than Goldman Sachs. Aryaka plans to use the funding, which brings its total so far to $184M

Telecommunications company Aryaka has raised a $50 million Series F led by Goldman Sachs Private Capital Investing. The business has partnered with cloud providers including AWS, Azure, Google and Oracle to provide SD-WAN services to more than 800 customers.

Aryaka, the global leader in managed SD-WAN, today announced it has closed a $50 million Series F round of funding led by Goldman Sachs Private Capital Investing. This brings Aryaka’s total funding to $184 million.

Aryaka®, perusahaan terkemuka global dalam SD-WAN terkelola, hari ini mengumumkan telah merampungkan tahap pembiayaan Seri F senilai $50 juta yang dipimpin …

Funding – SD-WANs: Aryaka, a managed SD-WAN provider, has closed a $50 million Series F round of funding led by Goldman Sachs Private Capital Investing. The deal brings Aryaka’s total funding to $184 million.

SD-WAN vendor Aryaka closed a Series F funding round, led by Goldman Sachs. The $50 million round brings Aryaka’s total funding to $184 million.

Goldman Sachs Private Capital Investing poured $50 million into the software-defined wide area networking (SD-WAN) provider Aryaka Network in a round of Series F funding. Goldman Sachs vice president Matthew Dorr will join Aryaka’s board of directors.

Aryaka’s war chest now totals $184 million for its SD-WAN service, which runs on its own private network.