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http://www.bigswitch.com/
Last activity: 16.12.2025
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Big Switch Networks is the Next-Generation Data Center Networking Company. We disrupt the status quo of networking by designing intelligent, automated and flexible networks for our customers around the world. We do so by leveraging the principles of software-defined networking (SDN), coupled with a choice of industry-standard hardware. Big Switch Networks has two solutions: Big Monitoring Fabric, a Next-Generation Network Packet Broker, which enables pervasive security and monitoring of data center and cloud traffic for inline or out-of-band deployments and Big Cloud Fabric, the industry's first Next-Generation switching fabric that allows for choice of switching hardware for OpenStack, VMware, Container and Big Data use cases.

Big Switch Networks is headquartered in Santa Clara, CA, with offices located in Tokyo, Sydney, London and Istanbul. For additional information, email info@bigswitch.com, follow @bigswitch, or visit www.bigswitch.com.
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Location: United States, California, Santa Clara
Employees: 1001-5000
Phone: +1 650-322-6510
Total raised: $124.45M
Founded date: 2004

Investors 3

Funding Rounds 5

DateSeriesAmountInvestors
27.07.2017-$30.7M-
19.01.2016-$48.5M-
08.02.2013-$6.5M-
31.10.2012Series B$25M-
22.04.2011Series A$13.75MKhosla Ven...

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27.07.2017Term Sheet — Thursday, July 27THREE THINGS Good morning, Term Sheet readers. This is Polina Marinova again, filling in for Erin. Send your feedback to polina.marinova@fortune.com, or find me on Twitter @polina_marinova. Paid Content You can't secure what you can't see F...
27.07.2017Big Switch Networks Secures $30.7M in FundingBig Switch Networks, a Santa Clara, CA-based data center networking company, secured $30.7m in funding. Backers included Dell Technologies Capital, Silverlake Waterman, Index Ventures, Morgenthaler Ventures, MSD Capital, Redpoint Ventures, ...
19.03.2016Big Switch Networks Names Khosla Ventures’ Operating Partner Bruce Armstrong to BoardFollowing the recent $48.5M in funding, Big Switch Networks, a Santa Clara, CA-based provider of hyperscale-inspired networking solutions to data centers worldwide, named Khosla Ventures Operating Partner, Bruce Armstrong, to its board of d...
19.03.2016A VC’s survival guide to an economic downturnEconomic uncertainty often hits young companies with a double whammy: Investor money dries up and customers rein in spending. But it turns out that economic downturns are good times to start businesses. First, the filter on ideas is much fi...
19.01.2016Daily funding roundup - January 19, 2016Big Switch Networks raised $48.5M, Omni-ID secured $21M; CapLinked landed $3.5M funding CapLinked, a company offering enterprise clients the ability to share documents securely is announcing it has raised a $3.5 million financing round. The...
19.01.2016Big Switch Networks Raises $48.5M in FundingBig Switch Networks, a Santa Clara, California-based provider of hyperscale-inspired networking technologies to data centers, raised $48.5m in funding. Backers included Morgenthaler Ventures, Silver Lake Waterman, Index Ventures, Khosla Ven...
19.01.2016Big Switch Networks Receives $48.5M SANTA CLARA, CA, Big Switch Networks, the leader in bringing hyperscale-inspired networking to data centers worldwide, today announced it has closed its Series C round and raised $48.5M in total growth financing. >> Click here for ...
07.10.2015Open Network Linux Simplifies Open Compute Project Switch ConfigurationBig Switch Networks, Facebook and NTT, announced today that they have come together to create a unified operating system called Open Network Linux for Open Compute Project‘s (OCP) switch hardware. While the name doesn’t exactly roll off the...
31.03.2015Aussie enterprises, switch vendors in brite box catch-22Australian enterprise users will largely have to wait to take advantage of so-called "brite box" switches, the designs of which are loosely based on hardware championed by the likes of Facebook, Google and Amazon. Analyst firm Gar...
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