Telecommunication Startup Drivenets to Set Up Romanian R&D Center
Drivenets emerged from stealth mode in February, announcing it had raised $110 million in funding
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Israeli networking software startup Drivenets Ltd. is set to open a research and development center in Bucharest, the company announced Tuesday.
The new center will be opened in partnership with Romanian software company Tellence Technology.
Drivenets CEO Ido Susan. Photo: Drivenets
Founded in 2015, Drivenets develops network management tools for communications service providers (CSPs). In February, Drivenets emerged from stealth with the announcement that it had raised $110 million in funding. The company employs some 200 people in Israel and the U.S.
The company was founded by Israeli entrepreneurs Ido Susan, who previously co-founded Intucell, acquired by Cisco in 2013 for $475 million, and Hillel Kobrinsky, who founded Interwise, bought by AT&T for $121 million in 2007.
