Arista Networks

Pluribus Networks, Inc. focuses on network virtualization for both private and public cloud data centers. Founded in 2010 and based in Palo Alto, California, the company offers a range of products, including the Linux-based Netvisor OS, which is a distributed network operating system designed for programmability and simplified networking. Its Adaptive Cloud Fabric provides a controllerless software-defined networking architecture that enhances operational efficiency and security across multi-site and distributed cloud environments. Pluribus Networks also supplies various hardware solutions, such as the E28Q and F64 network computing appliances, and collaborates with industry partners to leverage open networking hardware. Additionally, the company is involved in Network Function Virtualization Infrastructure (NFVi) and contributes to initiatives like the Linux Foundation's LF Edge. Through its innovative solutions, Pluribus Networks aims to improve the performance, scalability, and reliability of modern network infrastructures.

Awake Security, Inc. specializes in network traffic analysis, providing a platform that autonomously identifies and assesses threats within various network environments. Founded in 2014 and based in Santa Clara, California, the company offers its Awake platform, which leverages machine learning, threat intelligence, and human expertise to analyze vast amounts of communication data. This platform profiles and classifies users, devices, and applications, enabling the detection of malicious intent from both insider and external threats. With capabilities for automated investigation and response, Awake enhances security team productivity by delivering actionable insights rather than mere alerts. Furthermore, the company offers security strategy and advisory solutions, ensuring comprehensive protection across traditional, IoT, and cloud networks. Awake Security operates as a subsidiary of Arista Networks, Inc. as of October 2020.

Big Switch Networks Inc. specializes in data center networking technologies aimed at enhancing operational efficiency and agility for organizations worldwide. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in Santa Clara, California, the company offers a range of solutions including the Big Monitoring Fabric, which serves as a network packet broker for security chaining and visibility, and the Big Cloud Fabric, a software-defined networking solution compatible with various cloud environments such as VMware and OpenStack. These products facilitate improved networking capabilities in on-premises, public, and multi-cloud settings. Big Switch Networks has established partnerships with industry leaders like Dell EMC and HPE, and actively contributes to open-source networking communities. The company also has operations in Japan and maintains a presence in over 25 countries, reinforcing its commitment to providing innovative networking solutions.

Metamako is a technology company based in Sydney, Australia, specializing in low-latency network devices tailored for latency-sensitive systems, particularly in the financial sector. Founded in 2013 by Charles Thomas, David Snowdon, and Scott Newham, the company offers innovative solutions like MetaConnect, a configurable layer 1 switch that operates with an exceptionally low latency of just 4 nanoseconds. This device acts as a dynamically configurable patch panel and supports broadcasting data to multiple ports with minimal delay. Metamako's services also include network monitoring, remote patching to minimize the need for data center visits, and dynamic reconfiguration capabilities. By providing a premier network technology platform, Metamako enables clients to streamline their network infrastructure, enhance visibility, and support edge computing, ultimately helping them gain a competitive advantage in speed and performance.

Mojo Networks, Inc. specializes in developing cloud-managed WiFi solutions for enterprises across various sectors, including education, government, and hospitality. Its offerings include the Mojo Wireless Manager for managing wireless networks, Mojo Guest Manager for guest authentication, and Mojo AirTight, a wireless intrusion prevention system. The company also provides advanced tools such as Mojo Navigator for network design and monitoring, Mojo Aware for leveraging cloud and big data, and Mojo Canvas for creating interactive guest network pages. With a focus on automation and ease of use, Mojo's platform enables seamless management and deployment of WiFi systems without the need for traditional controllers. Founded in 2002 and based in Mountain View, California, Mojo Networks operates as a subsidiary of Arista Networks, enhancing its capabilities in delivering secure and efficient wireless connectivity.