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Aruba Networks was acquired by Hewlett Packard Enterprises.

Aruba Networks is a computer networking company that specializes in remote networking and multi-vendor network management. It helps its clients with mobility-defined networks for control over mobile users on multi-vendor and multi-site networks.

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Annual revenue
$584.8K
Apr 2021
Owner
Hewlett Packard Enterprises
Date not on record
Employees
12
Apr 2021

Aruba Networks revenue

Aruba Networks' annual revenue was $584.8K in April 2021, its last figure before Hewlett Packard Enterprises bought it (source not recorded).

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Who owns Aruba Networks

Hewlett Packard Enterprises owns Aruba Networks. The date and price of the deal are not on record.

Aruba Networks CEO, founders & employees

Keerti Melkote founded Aruba Networks in 2002 and led it as CEO. Aruba Networks had 12 employees (April 2021).

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Team mix (Apr 2021): 1 engineers, 1 in sales, 1 in marketing

Aruba Networks FAQ

What was Aruba Networks' revenue?

Before Hewlett Packard Enterprises bought it, Aruba Networks' annual revenue was $584.8K in April 2021 (source not recorded).

Who owns Aruba Networks?

Hewlett Packard Enterprises owns Aruba Networks.

How many employees does Aruba Networks have?

Aruba Networks had 12 employees in April 2021.

Who founded Aruba Networks?

Keerti Melkote founded Aruba Networks in 2002.

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