2010–2016
In 2010, Oracle Corporation became a major investor in the company, holding around 10% of its stock.[10] Oracle uses InfiniBand technology in its Exadata and Exalogic appliances.[13] Stock shares were also listed on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, until 2013 when the company de-listed itself, but remained on NASDAQ.
In February 2011, Mellanox acquired Voltaire Ltd., a provider of data center switches for about $218 million.[14] In November 2012, Mellanox was named one of the fastest growing companies in North America by Deloitte.[15]
In 2013 Mellanox acquired assets of XLoom Communications Ltd., including opto-electric chip-scale packaging, and some of XLoom's technology personnel.[16] In July 2013, Mellanox acquired privately held Kotura, Inc., a developer of silicon photonics optical interconnect technology for high-speed networking.[17] In July 2013, Mellanox acquired privately held IPtronics A/S, a designer of optical interconnect components for digital communications.[18]
In July 2014, Mellanox acquired privately held Integrity Project, for its software connectivity, low-level development, real-time applications and security technology.[19] In February 2016, Mellanox acquired publicly held EZchip Semiconductor, a provider of network processors and multi-core processors from EZchip's earlier acquisition of Tilera.[20]
In 2016, Mellanox Technologies began to employ programmers in the Gaza Strip, in addition to its team of Israeli Arab programmers and programmers in Ramallah and Nablus.[21] In 2016, Mellanox had revenues of $857 million.[7] In December 2017, Mellanox announced it would start a new startup accelerator.[22] Over 2017, shares in the company rose by 55 percent. That year, the company also made its largest acquisition with EZchip.[7]
