New York, NY - IP Fabric, a leading provider of Automated Network Assurance Platform, announced today the successful completion of its Series B funding round, raising a remarkable $25 million. The funding round was led by prominent investors Senovo, One Peak, and Presto Ventures, showcasing the strong confidence in IP Fabric's disruptive technology and potential for growth in the computer networking products industry.

Founded by visionary entrepreneur Pavel Bykov, IP Fabric is headquartered in the bustling city of New York, NY, and has emerged as a game-changer in the field of network infrastructure management. The company's Automated Network Assurance Platform empowers network engineers to rapidly discover, verify, and document large-scale enterprise networks within minutes, streamlining network operations and reducing manual efforts.

By automating network infrastructure data collection and offering predefined verifications, IP Fabric's cutting-edge platform identifies inconsistencies, misconfigurations, and issues within enterprise networks. This unparalleled level of automation saves valuable time and resources for businesses across various sectors, including Financial Services, Manufacturing, Logistics, Public Sector, and more.

IP Fabric's revolutionary system employs a unique network model and advanced algorithms to reconstruct network state and simulate actual packet flows, enabling the detection of critical violations and business-impacting inefficiencies while verifying policy compliance. Leveraging the mathematical principles of graph theory, the platform provides native visualization of all network topologies and protocols, offering unparalleled visibility into network performance.

Pavel Bykov, Founder of IP Fabric, expressed his enthusiasm for the funding round, stating, "We are thrilled to have the support and trust of our esteemed investors, Senovo, One Peak, and Presto Ventures. This funding will fuel our mission to revolutionize network assurance, enabling businesses worldwide to efficiently manage and optimize their network infrastructure."