Exaware is a global provider of carrier-grade, disaggregated IP/MPLS networking solutions for Communications Service Providers (CSPs). They offer open and flexible white-box solutions that allow carriers to expand their networks at a lower cost and gain greater flexibility in network design. Exaware's flagship product is their carrier class Network Operating System (NOS), ExaNOS, which supports a wide range of applications including access, aggregation, edge, and network peering.

By deploying ExaNOS on standard, Broadcom DNX-based white-box hardware, CSPs can save up to 50% compared to traditional IP/MPLS solutions. Exaware's solutions enable CSPs to incrementally expand their networks, improve service differentiation, and enhance the quality of experience (QoE) for their customers while reducing costs and minimizing the impact on network operations. Their software, ExaNOS, is compatible with legacy router products and runs on off-the-shelf, field-proven hardware.

Founded in 2008 as Compass Networks, Exaware has since become a leader in the rapidly emerging market of disaggregated carrier networking solutions. They are headquartered in Silicon Wadi, the Silicon Valley of Israel, with satellite offices worldwide. Exaware is an active member of the open networking Telecom Infra Project (TIP) consortium