
United States · Computer networking startup
IP Fabric is an IT company based in Boston that specializes in providing an Automated Network Assurance Platform.
Funding reportedLast round: Series B
IP Fabric is an IT company based in Boston that specializes in providing an Automated Network Assurance Platform.
This platform offers continuous visibility, control, and compliance for large-scale enterprise, cloud, and security networks. Founded in 2015 by network engineering experts Miroslav Hýbl, Pavel Bykov, and Roman Aprias, the company aims to make network assurance ubiquitous, helping organizations operate without the risks associated with network failures. The Automated Infrastructure Assurance Platform is the core offering, designed to map, model, and analyze network infrastructure. Key features include vendor-agnostic network discovery, advanced visualization for troubleshooting, intent verification, and automated documentation. IP Fabric serves a diverse clientele, including enterprise clients, network operators, and government agencies, with notable customers such as Red Hat, Major League Baseball, and Air France. The company operates on a subscription-based model, providing ongoing access to its platform's capabilities to over 100 customers worldwide.
Funding, as reported
From IP Fabric's own website: 7 on the team.
What they build
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