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The ETX series of demarcation devices and edge routers provides Carrier Ethernet and SD-WAN access solutions for service providers. The SecFlow product line offers ruggedized industrial IoT gateways with built-in edge computing and security features, designed for utility companies and smart city deployments. Additionally, the MiRIC family of smart SFP (Small Form-factor Pluggable) transceivers allows network operators to add routing and OAM capabilities directly at the optical interface without replacing larger edge hardware.

RAD competes against larger telecom equipment vendors such as Cisco, Juniper Networks, Nokia, and Ciena in the network edge and access domains. Because it operates within the mature telecommunications hardware sector, RAD typically focuses on defending and expanding its established niches within critical infrastructure and tier-2/tier-3 carrier access networks, rather than pursuing hyper-growth. The company is an active, long-standing participant in telecommunications standards bodies, particularly the MEF (Metro Ethernet Forum).

Headquartered in Tel Aviv, RAD maintains substantial R&D, engineering, and manufacturing operations in Israel, predominantly in Jerusalem. Beyond its direct employment footprint, RAD holds a unique historical position in Israel as an incubator: the company and the broader RAD Group spawned dozens of spin-off companies—including Radware, Ceragon Networks, Silicom, and RADVISION. This legacy cemented the Zisapel brothers as central figures in the foundation of the Israeli high-tech industry. Roles typically hired in Israel include embedded software engineers, FPGA developers, hardware board designers, firmware engineers, and network system architects.