Expect Mellanox Technologies'

Expect Mellanox Technologies'

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Mellanox Technologies (MLNX) announces quarterly earnings on October 17th. The company has a stellar earnings and revenue story. Mellanox shares trade at a 49.3% operating earnings growth rate. The stock will continue to increase if sales and earnings beat tomorrow's third quarter expectations. I expect the company will beat earnings. This view is based upon the company's leading product line, technology partners, and top-tier customer clientele.

Since its founding, Mellanox has evolved into a complete end to end supplier of ultra high speed, high performance, end to end interconnect solutions and services for storage and server environments. Fundamentally, Mellanox' products help databases and enterprise servers connect with each other at blazing fast speed.

Mellanox's products include silicon chips, switches with battery like Hp OmniBook 6000 battery, Hp F1739A battery, Hp Omnibook XE battery, Hp F2024B battery, Hp F2024A battery, HP XH260 battery, HP Pavilion N5200 battery, Hp Omnibook XE3 battery, Hp 346970-001 battery, Hp HSTNN-DB02 battery, HP Compaq DC907A Battery, HP Compaq 302119-001 Battery, adapters and software, and are used in enterprise data centers, high performance computing applications, Internet applications, cloud computing and storage applications, with practical applications across a host of business, commercial, educational, research, government and defense computing platforms.

In a nutshell, Mellanox's products, software and solutions are used in situations where an application has to interact with a database to serve up results to a user, and where speed matters significantly such as for mission critical applications, cloud computing, and Wall Street trading applications. For example, the New York Stock Exchange uses Mellanox solutions for high speed market data delivery. Mellanox solutions are also used at the high speed particle collider at CERN in Switzerland where data speed matters at the fractional micro second range.

Mellanox was initially funded through venture capital, with an initial $7.6 million investment in 1999. Subsequently, the company raised an additional $81.7 million in two more rounds of funding that included strategic investors such as Dell (DELL), International Business Machines (IBM), Quanta Computer, Vitesse Semiconductor (VTSS.PK) and Sun Microsystems.

In January 2001, Mellanox shipped its first commercial product under the InfiniBridge brand and grew revenues sizably thereafter. Mellanox also expanded its products under the InfiniBand and ConnectX brands and, over the years, added adapters, switches and cables to its portfolio, with supporting software and open source code. Mellanox also picked up multiple awards for industry leading research and development, its products portfolio and its stellar business execution, quality and growth.

In February 2007, Mellanox announced its initial public offering where it raised $102 million giving it a valuation of $510 million dollars. In its IPO, Mellanox sold six million shares at $17 each.

In September 2009, Mellanox won the Gold Award for Cloud Computing Technologies at the Best of VMworld 2009 Awards. In January 2010, Mellanox founder, Eyal Waldman, was named CEO of the Year.