Siverge Networks

About Siverge Networks

Siverge Networks was a fabless semiconductor company founded in 2005 by Moshe De Leon. The firm specialized in creating networking chip solutions for the communications industry, positioning itself as a pioneer in multi-service, multi-rate, and multi-interface silicon. Its core business involved designing and providing hardware technology that enabled high-performance communication systems, particularly for carrier networks and wireless backhaul applications.

The company developed a patent-pending core technology that led to the Griffin Packet Transport System-on-Chip. This product was designed to offer a high level of integration and functionality in a single device, converging various protocols and systems for next-generation telecom and mobile infrastructures. Siverge's product portfolio included the Griffin Chip Family, FPGA IP cores, and packet transport systems. The primary clients were manufacturers of carrier Ethernet, packet transport, multi-service switches, and mobile backhaul equipment.

In January 2006, Siverge Networks secured $12 million in a Series A funding round with participation from two institutional investors, Evergreen Venture Partners and Cedar Fund. Headquartered in Herzliya, Israel, the company also had a presence in China, Japan, Europe, and the United States. The company is now listed as deadpooled.