May 16, 2002 : Inkra Networks Named to Red Herring 100

📅 May 16, 2002 - Inkra Networks (inkra.com) said yesterday it had been included in the Red Herring 100, which is published in the June 2002 issue of Red Herring magazine.

The Red Herring 100 recognizes the top 50 public and the top 50 private companies whose services, business models and management help define business innovation. Compiled by Red Herring magazine, which covers technology, entrepreneurial and finance issues, the Red Herring 100 previews leading companies in a number of key technology-related sectors, including software, biotechnology, wireless, communications services and media.
"The Inkra team is delighted to be included among this prestigious group of both private and public companies," said Sanjay Dhawan, President, CEO and co-founder at Inkra. "This award is a testament to Inkra's innovation and ground breaking product development. With the success of our recent product launch and customer trials, the timing couldn't be better to receive this honor from such a well respected publication."
Fremont, California-based Inkra Networks is developing a new class of data center switch that enables the rapid, non-disruptive and secure delivery of IP services in both enterprise and service provider data centers.

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