Extreme Networks

Extreme Networks of Santa Clara, California, founded in 1996, is a publicly listed company that designs, builds, and installs sophisticated Ethernet solutions that meet the toughest challenges in network connectivity and IP-based communications.

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Throughout its history, the Company has delivered more than 20 Million Ethernet ports and has established a presence in more than 50 countries. The Company increases the value of the network with its advanced software platforms that deliver meaningful insight and control to applications and services. This helps corporate enterprises and service providers who must have high performance, secure networks that support converged voice, video and data. Intelligence is enhanced with an extensible, flexible and secure protocol-based communication capability, allowing devices to talk to one another.

Extreme Networks addresses a wide range of customers with wired and wireless network infrastructures. From corporate enterprises such as manufacturers, retailers, financial institutions, utilities and healthcare organizations, to large universities, primary and secondary school and local governments. To complement its products, Extreme Networks provides a complete selection of professional services and custom offerings, including network design, enhanced visibility into flows and applications, voice and security testing, network kit implementation as well as technical assistance on a 24x7 basis to a global footprint.

Extreme Networks products include:

• ExtremeXOS Modular Operating System
• Modular Ethernet Switches (Core & Edge)
• Fixed Configuration & Stackable Switches
• Wireless networking Products
• LAN Security Products
• Network Management applications

Did you know that Extreme Networks were one of the first companies to:

• Introduce Gigabit Ethernet products tested at full speed with zero data loss.
• Patent QoS capability on data networks.
• Offer resiliency protocols and an operating system for data networks to provide 99.999% uptime.
• Allow wired and wireless devices, applications and equipment all to share the same infrastructure and management tools reducing network complexity and cost.
• Introduce a modular switch for the network that is ready to deliver voice and video to the desktop

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