Vrayo Systems - Dun laoghaire

Vrayo Systems first deployed their technology in 2013 under the name Incarnet™. This company was focused on providing Internet connectivity for commercial vehicles, personal cars, and mobile offices by combining up to seven independent communication channels for maximum throughput and low latency. However, customers had to commit to a subscription bundle in order to offset the costs of equipment and installation. In early 2017, Vrayo Systems decided to pivot and focus on software solutions that could be deployed across a variety of hardware. VtrunkD™ was the first multichannel VPN software for Linux to be released, and it ran on hardware starting at just $5. It was easy to set up, compatible with any encapsulated protocol, and could combine an unlimited number of network adapters into  

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a single channel. On the server side, it supported true zero-configuration. To guarantee the best performance, VtrunkD used complex mathematical analysis models and heuristic evaluation. Nowadays, Vrayo Systems' technology is available as open-source and commercially-licensed software, or as heuristics plugins. They are aiming to provide an SD-WAN experience for connected cars, live streaming, public transport, mass events, mobile office connectivity, UAV telemetry, wireless bridges and more. In the future, VtrunkD will be evolved into an Edge Computing platform for next-generation Software Defined Datacentres.