DriveNets, a privately owned company headquartered in Israel, was founded in 2015 and has approximately 370 employees. The company develops cloud-based software designed to facilitate networking and communication in the cloud.
On October 5, 2026, DriveNets detailed methods for securing the service provider peering edge, noting that enforcement occurs on the peering router. The company highlighted its use of standards-based BGP FlowSpec for granular L3-L4 traffic matching and actions, with DNOS adding local fixed-offset byte-pattern matching for precise mitigation without application-layer parsing, while automation sensitivity and policy remain under customer control. Previously, on October 4, AMD's Corporate Vice President of Global Cluster Engineering, Arvind Balakumar, emphasized DriveNets' value to AMD, stating that compute in an AI factory is only as valuable as the network's ability to deliver it, a capability where DriveNets "stood out." Earlier, on September 28, DriveNets' VP Product Marketing, Dudy Cohen, spoke at the 2026 AI Infra Summit, exploring networking's critical role in AI infrastructure, from optimizing GPU utilization and supporting data center scale-across to enabling heterogeneous AI.
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