Get ready for a networking revolution! Arrcus is taking India by storm with its cutting-edge AI, datacenter, and mobile network solutions.
In a bold move, Arrcus, the hyperscale networking software leader, has announced significant growth in its India operations. With a focus on next-generation technologies, Arrcus is transforming the way Indian businesses operate and innovate.
But here's where it gets controversial: Arrcus aims to challenge the status quo by offering an alternative to traditional providers like Cisco, Arista, and HPE-Juniper. CEO Shekar Ayyar believes their Arrcus Connected Edge-AI (ACE-AI) Networking fabric is the game-changer India needs.
"India is at the forefront of the global AI revolution, and we're excited to be a part of it," Ayyar said. "Our solutions are purpose-built to connect xPUs and scale AI workloads across datacenters, cloud, and mobile networks. This is a game-changer for India's rapidly growing AI and digital economy."
To support its rapid expansion, Arrcus has appointed industry veteran Vikram Anand as Managing Director of India sales and business development. Anand brings a wealth of experience from Dell, VMware, and Persistent Systems, and will lead Arrcus' go-to-market strategies in India.
Arrcus is also strengthening its engineering team in India, led by Ashutosh Sharma, a networking expert with over 25 years of industry experience. Together, they are building a powerful ecosystem of partners, including Fujitsu, UfiSpace, and Edgecore, to deliver open, disaggregated networking solutions that power digital transformation.
And this is the part most people miss: Arrcus' innovative approach to networking is not just about technology; it's about empowering businesses to embrace a more flexible and efficient future. With its focus on AI-ready infrastructure, Arrcus is enabling Indian organizations to achieve unparalleled scalability and performance.
"The future of networking in India is open and disaggregated," said Nanda Ravindran, VP of Product Management & India Operations at Edgecore. "By combining our open hardware with Arrcus' advanced software, we're delivering a high-performance foundation for India's digital future."
Arrcus executives will showcase their leadership in AI networking at two major events in India this month. At the Global Fintech Fest (GFF25) in Mumbai, Umesh Bellur, Consulting Architect at Arrcus, will share his expertise on AI-powered finance and capital markets. CEO Shekar Ayyar will then deliver a keynote address at the India Mobile Congress (IMC25) in New Delhi, highlighting AI networking for the next era of mobility and digital infrastructure.
As India continues to lead in AI innovation and digital transformation, Arrcus is committed to playing a central role. By investing in local talent and partnerships, Arrcus is positioning itself as a key player in building the networks of the future. But is this enough to challenge the established players? What do you think? Join the discussion in the comments and share your thoughts on Arrcus' bold move into India's networking space!
