13 Facts About Mellanox Technologies

Mellanox Technologies offered adapters, switches, software, cables and silicon for markets including high-performance computing, data centers, cloud computing, computer data storage and financial services.

Mellanox Technologies had its initial public offering in February, 2007, on NASDAQ that raised $102 million, and valued the company at over half a billion dollars.

In November 2012, Mellanox Technologies was named one of the fastest growing companies by a marketing firm.

In July 2013, Mellanox Technologies acquired privately held Kotura, Inc, a developer of silicon photonics optical interconnect technology for high-speed networking.

In July 2014, Mellanox Technologies acquired privately held Integrity Project, for its software connectivity, low-level development, real-time applications and security technology.

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In February 2016, Mellanox Technologies acquired publicly held EZchip Semiconductor, a provider of network processors and multi-core processors from EZchip's earlier acquisition of Tilera.

In 2016, Mellanox Technologies began to employ programmers in the Gaza Strip, in addition to its team of Israeli Arab programmers and programmers in Ramallah and Nablus.

In December 2017, Mellanox Technologies announced it would start a new startup accelerator.

Mellanox Technologies is a fabless semiconductor company, which then sells products based on those semiconductor integrated circuits, commonly called "chips".

Mellanox Technologies provides Ethernet and InfiniBand network adapters, switches and cables for servers and storage used in cloud and enterprise data centers based on internally developed integrated circuits.

Mellanox Technologies specializes in switched fabrics for enterprise data centers and high performance computing, when high data rates and low latency are required such as in a computer cluster.

Mellanox Technologies outsourced some of its engineering to the West Bank.

Rather than setting up offshore engineering centers in the Far East or Eastern Europe, Mellanox Technologies hired Palestinian engineers from Ramallah through a Palestinian outsourcing firm.