Record growth driven by virtual networks and 36 tier one wins

Procera's technology is regularly used for traffic management, policy charging and control, IT and regulatory analytics among tier one and tier two fixed, mobile, WiFi, and satellite providers. Its network management and DPI technology is also increasingly being deployed in a virtualised format.

During 2016, Procera saw a 177% increase in virtualised commercial deployments compared to the year before. The company also expects this growth to continue and that it will far exceed IHS's prediction of 55% growth in the virtual DPI market during 2017.

Lyn Cantor, President and CEO at Procera Networks said: "Procera saw significant market momentum in 2016 and had record bookings, sales, and deployments. Our growth has been fuelled by the strength of our core technology's ability to reveal more granular OTT analytics than our competition and by the flexibility and robustness of our virtualised delivery of those capabilities."

Cantor added: "Additionally, our customers have been very enthusiastic in our portfolio of over 100 different use cases based on our global learning’s and how quickly we can deploy our solutions to help them manage and optimise their networks."

Procera also recently completed VNF testing with the New IP Agency (NIA). PacketLogic/V, Procera's virtualised DPI solution suite, was proven to have full compatibility with VNF solutions from Dell, Huawei, and ZTE during testing conducted by the European Advanced Network Test Center (EANTC).

This testing further affirms Procera's market leading virtualised solution has broad ecosystem compatibility with leading VNF/orchestration vendors. 

Procera's subscriber and network intelligence technology has become the preferred choice for tier one and tier two fixed, mobile, and WiFi operators around the world. From giving operators the tools to tackle encryption to managing content filtering, enforcing parental restrictions and helping meet regulatory requirements, Procera is giving back the network visibility and control that has otherwise been lost in recent years.