‘Traffix Systems’ Sold For $130 million

By NoCamels Team · February 20, 2012 · No comments
News Flash · Tagged: 4G, exit, news flash, telecommunications

Israeli startup Traffix Systems will be sold to the American company F5 for $130 million. Traffix, founded in 2005, supports 4G telecommunications service providers. The Traffix Signaling Delivery Controller enables carriers to maximize network performance with innovative routing, load balancing and gateways solutions based on the IP-based industry standard protocol for signaling, known as Diameter. Since its foundation, Traffix secured investments of $12 million. View and share

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