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Aarohi Communications
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Aarohi Communications is the provider of FabricStream intelligent SAN components, enabling flexible and cost-effective implementation of a new generation of intelligent storage networking platforms. Aarohi FabricStream products provide advanced SAN services, virtualization services and copy services for fabric switches, routers, appliances, storage arrays and blade servers. Founded in 2001, Aarohi is headquartered in San Jose, California with a second development center in Bangalore, India. Aarohi has raised over $36 million to date from venture capitalists and corporate partners including Telesoft Partners, Kennet Venture Partners, Intel Capital, Infineon Technologies and McDATA Corporation. The company can be reached by phone at 408.434.6064 and on the Web at http://www.aarohi.net/.
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Aarohi Communications Inc. announced the addition of Taufik Ma as vice president of marketing and business development. In this new position, Taufik will spearhead Aarohi's marketing team and drive existing and new business expansion efforts. Taufik brings over 17 years of experience in the semiconductor and systems business. Most recently, he was general manager of the Enterprise Platforms and Services Division at Intel Corporation where he oversaw the growth of revenues to over $400M annually.
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Uncloaking from stealth mode, startup Aarohi Communications unveiled its first product at the recent NSDC. The new AV150 storage processor adds intelligence to standard Fibre Channel storage networks, supporting virtualization, mirroring, and other advanced storage services at speeds of up to 10Gbps. The AV150 is the first storage processor to combine high performance with integrated Fibre Channel MACs, reducing system cost and board space.
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Aarohi Communications Inc. of San Jose, California, is best known as the manufacturer of components for intelligent SANs for the likes of McData and EMC. So why is the company beating the drum for information lifecycle management (ILM)? Amar Kapadia, Director of Product Management at Aarohi, explains it in simple terms. The ever-growing demand for storage is driving greater storage capacity requirements and price improvements. Data must be classified, accessed, and moved in a manner non-disruptive to the end-user.
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Founded in 2000, Aarohi Communications is headquartered in San Jose, CA and has additional locations in Bangalore, India. The company is building a family of Storage Processing Engine ICs to enable the next generation of storage networking.
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Aarohi Communications, a firm developing ASICs for storage applications, has raised another $6 million in Series B funding, VentureWire has learned. This financing is the continuation of the round that raised $8 million in December 2002, and Aarohi plans to raise another $6 million to complete the round within two months. New investor McData takes the lead for this tranche, though the terms are the same as the earlier tranche, led by Intel Capital. - By John Fuller
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