Aviatrix

Aviatrix's journey began in 2014, born from the burgeoning need for sophisticated cloud networking solutions as enterprises increasingly migrated their critical workloads to the cloud. What started as a vision to simplify the complexities of multi-cloud environments has evolved into a robust platform trusted by over 500 leading global enterprises. The company recognized early on that the native networking capabilities of individual cloud service providers, while powerful, often left gaps in terms of consistent security, operational visibility, and control, especially when organizations utilized multiple cloud platforms. This foresight positioned Aviatrix to address a critical market need: a unified and enterprise-grade secure cloud network, backbone, and edge for business-critical applications.

Over the years, Aviatrix has consistently innovated, expanding its offerings to provide advanced networking, security, and operational visibility services that maintain the simplicity and automation inherent in cloud environments. The company's platform is designed to create a simplified and consistent networking and security architecture in and across various cloud service providers like AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. This empowers businesses to accelerate innovation by removing network-related roadblocks, minimize downtime through resilient and high-availability architectures, and gain better control over their IT costs. A significant part of Aviatrix's growth story includes its commitment to educating the market through initiatives like the Aviatrix Certified Engineer (ACE) Program, the industry's leading multi-cloud networking and security certification. This focus on community and skill-building has helped establish Aviatrix not just as a technology provider, but as a thought leader in the rapidly evolving cloud networking space. The company continues to adapt and grow, driven by the mission to make cloud networking simple and agile, enabling companies to stay at the forefront of digital transformation and prepare for future technological advancements, including the demands of the AI era.