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Arista, Blade Win Top Spot in Data Center Switch Test
January 19, 2010
Network World's David Newman takes a look at the latest 10 GigE switches. Read more…
Bringing Home the Gold with an Ultra Low Latency Hardware Data Path
February 24, 2009
After a couple years spent losing latency battles to Infiniband, Ethernet is poised to win the war. Read more…
Arastra Starts with a Name Changer, Aims for a Game Changer
October 23, 2008
Arastra, a startup that introduced its high-performance 10 Gigabit Ethernet switches in 2007, has changed its name to Arista Networks, and with it, a new focus on the emerging cloud computing market. The company has tapped former Cisco VP Jayshree Ullal as the president and CEO, and Arista co-founder Andreas (Andy) Bechtolsheim as the chief development officer and chairman. Read more…
Sun Loses Co-Founder to Start-Up
October 22, 2008
Sun Microsystems co-founder and chief architect Andy Bechtolsheim has joined Arista Networks, a startup that offers high performance 10 Gigabit Ethernet switches. Read more…
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