Aryaka News

Harding Safety, a manufacturer and supplier of marine life-saving systems, has deployed Aryaka’s software-defined, optimized network to achieve improved performance and connectivity between its sites in Norway and China.

Mobile carriers continue their march towards virtualization platforms using network functions virtualization and software-defined networking technologies. However, cost considerations remain a hurdle as these NFV and SDN deployments will be taxes with running concurrently with legacy platforms, thus accounting for surplus operational expense in the near term.

SDN Africa, an exclusive reseller of Aryaka technologies in Sub-Saharan Africa, has launched its latest Cloud Express products.These products offer clients a much better performance on all their cloud-based services like Office 365, Salesforce.com, SAPCloud, Google Apps, AWS, Azure, Dimension Data’s MCP, and Google Cloud.

Microsoft offers a way for organizations to connect directly to Azure data centers through one of three connection methods.

Telehouse Europe has announced Enhanced Connect, an overlaid optimization service designed to give faster remote access to centralized cloud applications. The new service takes existing Internet connections and improves their performance, so distributed organizations can connect to central services that are located in the Telehouse facility in London’s Docklands, without having to increase their bandwidth. The service is based on optimization technology from Aryaka.

Recently,Gary Sevounts had a very interesting discussion his engineering wizards at Aryaka, after an unsurprisingly well-attended screening of the original Star Wars trilogy at the company’s headquarters. The discussion was about how modern cutting-edge technology trends like advanced robotics, AI, nanotechnology, next-gen communications, etc. could have been featured in the earlier movies.

Occasionally, I get emails from engineers. Occasionally, the first word starts with an “F.” They can be forthright souls.Sometimes, though, I hear of their new ideas, expressions of fear or even wonderment. And sometimes I just hear about their parties.So it is that the engineering team at Aryaka sent me a missive longer than most movies. I hadn’t heard of Aryaka, but it claims to be “the only software defined, ultra optimized, cloud delivered, private WAN.”

So, what does the next-generation WAN look like? In an attempt to answer this question,Steve Martin looks back in time, to see how the WAN has evolved so far. The evolution of the WAN has followed the evolution of enterprises, in general, and their changing business requirements.

In an effort to grow its enterprise base, Aryaka tapped Chicago-based Avant Communications Inc. to sell its cloud-based, WAN optimization and network as a service offerings to customers.

Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) directs data in high-performance telecommunication networks, but increasingly companies are finding it is not able to perform to the standards that is required in today’s low latency ecosystem. For companies that require information in real time, this can be a very expensive problem.

As one of the latest communications technologies, software-defined networking (SDN) has the promise to revolutionize the way B2B firms deploy and manage business networks with full centralization, greater automation, more flexibility and reduced costs.

There are few companies in the business world that are as well regarded as Aryaka, especially when talking about the field the firm is thought of as inventing: SD-WAN. Now the company is starting to grow at levels it hasn’t seen before in the first half of 2015. The world’s leading WAN-as-a-service firm believes there are a couple of different factors that have all combined to lead to unprecedented success and it appears the company wants to continue in that successful vein.