DriveNets, a privately owned Israeli company founded in 2015, develops cloud-based software for networking and cloud communication. Employing approximately 370 people, the company's primary focus is software development in this sector.
DriveNets' VP of Product Marketing, Dudy Cohen, discussed three approaches to AI infrastructure scaling—scale up, scale out, and scale across—at the AI Infra Summit 2025, highlighting how modern networks can support up to 576 GPUs in single clusters. A joint webinar with Semper Victus on September (year unspecified), titled "Build It Right: AI Cluster End-to-End Performance Tuning," detailed the design, deployment, and optimization of a large-scale AI cluster for White Fiber in Iceland. This webinar featured presentations by Toby Ford of Semper Victus and Sagi Fenish of DriveNets. A separate white paper addressed networking challenges and considerations for expanding AI clusters across geographically distributed sites, noting that large language models (LLMs), generative AI, and advanced analytics are straining data center infrastructures. DriveNets also announced its participation in the AI Infra Summit to demonstrate its expertise and AI Ethernet solution, emphasizing fabric-scheduled Ethernet as a high-performance AI back-end fabric solution.