Name: Pica8
Brand: Pica8
Rating: 4.92 (13 reviews)

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Pica8

Just over a decade ago Pica8 was first to market with an open Linux-based NOS running on a variety of commodity white box networking switches. Close to 1,000 customers later, Pica8’s PICOS® network operating system now supports all major L2/L3 switching and routing protocols while continuing to deliver both “classic” SDN solutions through Pica8’s adoption of Open-vSwitch (OVS) as well as a groundbreaking blended implementation that practically applies SDN-like control – without service interruption – directly onto operational L2/L3 networks. We describe this as the infinitely programmable network.