Mettle Networks - Crunchbase Company Profile & Funding

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Mettle Networks is located in Trivandrum, Kerala, India.

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About Mettle Networks

CB Rank

2485481

NFV/SDN based IP Networking and traffic aggregation products for broadband service providers.

Founded

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Private

Trivandrum, Kerala, India

11-50

www.mettlenetworks.com

Details

Legal Name

Mettle Networks Pvt. Ltd.

Also Known As

Mettle

Operating Status

Active

Company Type

For Profit

About the Company

Mettle Networks is an IP Networking products company. With its disruptive products based on SDN/NFV and programmable networking it helps telecos to fast track their transformation from a technology-focused model to a more user-centric service delivery model. Mettle Networks' SDN/NFV products will be available to telecom companies

across the globe that are fast adopting transformation.

Contact Email

info@mettlenetworks.com

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Products & Services

Mettle 2vBNG

A virtual Broadband Network Gateway that initiates virtualization of broadband infrastructure by running on commercial off-the-shelf hardware while maintaining packet throughput performance.

Mettle 2vBNG Cluster

A system that enables distribution and movement of microservices and virtual network functions across multiple COTS hardware units for scaling and redundancy.