I’d love to see them selling anything in China. The Chinese are way more innovative and skilled in copying complex architectures. They created networking powerhouses like Huawei. Is there a chance they’d buy anything from Nevis, rather any Indian tech company?

Indian customers love to meet everyone and evaluate stuff, but hardly buy anything.

Nevis should probably focus on Western markets as well.

I would guess that the major change occurred much earlier, when the company downsized a majority of its workforce (as we did mention in our article), and the bankruptcy and rebirth is probably really an accounting change to allow the company to change owners, allow uninterested investors to exit, and write off all the debts of the previous company. (I’m guessing that vendors who were owed money by the original Nevis Networks are now out of luck, because the debts would have been written off as a part of this change.)

In our defense, we would like to point out that

• The “going strong” comment was made by Ajit as part of the interview, not by us
• The main thrust of our article remains true, which is:
  • That LSI has not in fact taken over the company. “Nevis Networks” continues to exist independently
  • They think India and China markets are much better markets for their technology; a statement that should be interesting to readers of PuneTech

So much for Nevis Networks “going strong” per your interview.

Ex-Nevis ASIC Engineer
Rajkumar…