Its collaboration with Viptela became public in the spring of 2015. In September, SDxCentral reported that Verizon Ventures had invested in another SD-WAN vendor — Versa Networks. Although Versa ...

With Cisco having acquired Viptela in 2017, VMware acquiring VelCloud in 2017, and HPE acquiring Silver Peak and Palo Alto acquiring Cloudgenix both in 2020, Versa is indeed positioned to be the ...

Versa’s large round suggests that ... Cisco Systems acquired Viptela and VMware bought SD-WAN vendor VeloCloud, and more recently, HPE’s Aruba snapped up Silver Peak while Palo Alto Networks ...

The big threat to Viptela certainly isn’t CloudGenix, and vice versa; the big threat is the status quo. The more organizations that are creating WAN agility, the more likely we’ll see a ...

Viptela competes most closely with a band of fellow startups including VeloCloud, CloudGenix, Cybera, Versa and Talari as well as established venders such as Cisco, Riverbed Technology ...

Versa is also actively expanding its coverage ... Cisco Systems acquired Viptela and VMware scooped up SD-WAN player VeloCloud in 2017. More recently, HPE’s Aruba bought Silver Peak in 2020 ...

"It's interesting that they're going to market with Silver Peak and Versa and VeloCloud," the executive said. "As far as competitiveness with Viptela, each of those three flavors would have a ...

The company will now sell Cisco’s Viptela-based SD-WAN service. CenturyLink launched its managed SD-WAN offering using Versa Networks SD-WAN in 2016. As a managed service provider, for both the ...

Established vendors like Cisco Systems and Riverbed Technology are growing their SD-WAN capabilities, while an array of pure-play vendors like Versa, Viptela, VeloCloud, Silver Peak and Talari ...

SAN JOSE, CA--(Marketwired - May 5, 2014) - ONUG Spring-2014 NYC -- Viptela, Inc., a software-centric start-up working to improve the security, agility and performance of corporate IP networks ...

Cisco Systems Inc. said it has agreed to acquire software startup Viptela Inc. for $610 million in cash and equity, well below the lofty valuation when it raised funding less than a year ago.

Networking startup Viptela’s latest round values the company at $875 million, more than eight times its valuation of three years ago. The company offers software-defined networking technology ...