Ankeena Networks

Ankeena Networks
Fate	Acquired
Founded	2008
Defunct	2010
Headquarters	Santa Clara, CA., USA
Products	New media infrastructure technology
Website	www.juniper.net

Ankeena Networks was a US-based new media infrastructure technology company that was acquired by Juniper Networks in 2010 for US$100 million.^[1] ^[2]^[3]^[4]

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People	Shaygan Kheradpir Scott Kriens Pradeep Sindhu
Products	M Series T-series J-Series E-series MX-series JCS1200 EX-series
System software	Junos OS Junos SDK JunosE ScreenOS
Acquisitions (List)	Layer Five ('99) Pacific Advantage Ltd ('00) Micro Magic Inc. ('00) Pacific Broadband ('01) Nexsi Systems ('02) Unisphere Networks ('02) NetScreen Technologies ('04) Kagoor Networks ('05) Peribit Networks ('05) Redline Networks ('05) Acorn Packet Solutions ('05) Funk Software ('05) Ankeena Networks ('10) Trapeze Networks ('10) SMobile Systems ('10) Altor Networks ('10) Brilliant Telecommunications ('11) Mykonos Software ('12) Contrail Systems ('12) Webscreen ('13) WANDL ('13)
Certification	Juniper Networks Technical Certification Program

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