
United States · Information technology & services startup
Selfie Networks was founded in 2016 to commercialize Stanford research on net neutrality and network personalization.
Funding reportedLast round: Seed
Selfie Networks was founded in 2016 to commercialize Stanford research on net neutrality and network personalization.
It was started by Yiannis Yiakoumis, a Stanford PhD and member of the team that pioneered OpenFlow and SDN, who led the original research and previously worked at Google, Juniper Networks, and Philips Research; and Nick McKeown, who was Yiannis' PhD advisor at Stanford and helps seed and launch the company. Nick is a Stanford professor, co-inventor of SDN, and has successfully exited three companies he founded (Nicira, Abrizio, Nemo). We are backed by top-tier VCs and luminary investors in the networking space. Interested to join us? Check openings here : https://selfie-networks.workable.com
Funding, as reported
What they build
Known for
network slicingmetadata at network stackdeterministic network controlapplication-provider coordinationnetwork differentiationdeterministic network mechanismszero-rating toolkitprivacy and securitymetadata transferzero ratingnetwork slicesopenfloweducationinformation technology & servicesindustry collaborationnetwork security enhancement
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