Bengaluru: Arrcus, the hyperscale networking software company and leader in open, disaggregated network infrastructure, has announced a major expansion of its India operations to accelerate innovation across AI, datacenter, and mobile network ecosystems.
At the center of the company’ strategy is its Arrcus Connected Edge-AI (ACE-AI) Networking Fabric, designed to seamlessly connect GPUs, DPUs, and CPUs for AI workloads across datacenters, cloud, and mobile environments.
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This architecture enables organizations to scale AI training and inferencing efficiently while minimizing latency, cost, and power consumption – capabilities that are vital for India’s fast-growing digital economy.
“India is a driving force in the global AI revolution, both as an innovation hub and as a major consumer of AI,” said Shekar Ayyar, CEO of Arrcus.
“Our growing local leadership and partnerships position Arrcus as a strong alternative to traditional networking providers such as Cisco, Arista, and HPE-Juniper. We are excited to showcase our technology at GFF and IMC in India this week.”
To drive its growth strategy, Arrcus has appointed Vikram Anand as Managing Director for India Sales and Business Development. Anand brings extensive experience from Dell, VMware, and Persistent Systems. He will lead go-to-market initiatives across India, focusing on customer engagement and ecosystem development.
The engineering division in India is led by Ashutosh Sharma, an accomplished networking executive with over 25 years of experience at Cisco, Citrix, and Motorola. Together, they will accelerate the company’s efforts to build AI-ready, disaggregated network infrastructure from India.
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Strategic Partnerships
Arrcus is expanding its partner ecosystem to deliver open and high-performance networking solutions across industries. The company’s collaborations with Fujitsu, UfiSpace, and Edgecore aim to empower India’s digital transformation through scalable and sustainable infrastructure.
“Fujitsu and Arrcus share a common goal of enabling digital transformation through open, high-performance solutions,” said Masaaki Moribayashi, SEVP Network & Data Center, Fujitsu Ltd.
Vincent Ho, CEO of UfiSpace, added, “Partnering with Arrcus in India strengthens our ability to provide carrier-grade, disaggregated networking solutions for AI and next-generation mobile networks.”
Nanda Ravindran, VP of Product Management & India Operations at Edgecore, remarked, “By combining Edgecore’s open hardware with Arrcus’ ArcOS software, we are delivering a flexible, high-performance foundation for India’s 5G and AI-driven digital future.”
Arrcus Showcases AI Networking Leadership at GFF and IMC
In October 2025, the company will highlight its AI networking leadership at two key events – the Global Fintech Fest (GFF25) in Mumbai and the India Mobile Congress (IMC25) in New Delhi.
At GFF25, Umesh Bellur, Consulting Architect at Arrcus and Professor at UC San Diego, will participate in a panel on “AI-powered Finance: Efficiency in Financial Operations” and conduct a masterclass titled “Signals, Smart and Sentiment: AI in Capital Markets.”
At IMC25, Shekar Ayyar will deliver a keynote on “AI Networking for the Next Era of Mobility and Digital Infrastructure.”
