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Full detail: Where this data comes from
Lara Networks, Inc. (founded as Lara Technology, Incorporated) was a fabless semiconductor company headquartered at 110 Nortech Parkway, San Jose, California. It architected, designed, and marketed silicon-based packet-processing solutions for high-speed Internet and networking infrastructure, built on its patent-pending Associative Processing Technology (APT) and manufactured on 0.18-micron process technology.
Its product portfolio was Network Database Search Engine (NDSE) devices, network coprocessors, and
NDSE subsystems, with Content-Aware Switching (CAS) solutions in development. These were
content-addressable memory search engines that offloaded ultra-large table lookups from network
processors — holding tables of more than three million addresses and sustaining over 100 million lookups
per second, so switches and routers could process packets from Layer 2 to Layer 7 at full line rate at
OC-48 (2.5Gbps) and above. Parts shipped under the LTI7000 (Lara Technology) and LNI7000 (Lara
Networks) family names.
In October 2000 the company secured a 40ドル million second round led by Raza Ventures, with Battery Ventures, InveStar Capital, and TeleSoft Venture Partners participating, alongside a long-term co-development agreement and minority equity investment from STMicroelectronics.
The company no longer operates independently. Verified by live probe and archive review (2026年07月19日):
https://www.laranetworks.com/301→https://www.infineon.com/about/company?site=www.laranetworks.com- Every path, including
/.well-known/security.txt,/.well-known/api-catalog, and/llms.txt, 301-redirects to the same Infineon corporate page; thesite=parameter echoes the requested hostname, Infineon's standard handling for domains it holds from acquired entities whois laranetworks.com: created 2000年01月22日, registrar CSC Corporate Domains, name serverspdns1/pdns2.cscdns.net— an enterprise corporate registrar, not an expired or parked domain- The apex
laranetworks.comdoes not answer over HTTPS; only thewwwhost responds, and only to redirect - Wayback snapshot 2001年05月15日 shows the live Lara Networks site (APT, NDSE, LNI7000) and an investors page naming Battery Ventures, InveStar Capital, Raza Ventures, TeleSoft Venture Partners, and STMicroelectronics
- Wayback snapshot of
/aboutus/profile.cfmserves "Cypress - About Us" dated Jan. 16, 2003, copyright Cypress Semiconductor Corporation — the domain had been folded into Cypress's site by then - Cypress Semiconductor was itself acquired by Infineon Technologies in April 2020, which is why the domain now terminates at infineon.com
As a fabless chip company selling silicon to network equipment manufacturers, Lara Networks never operated a web or developer API program, so there is nothing to enrich beyond identity and domain posture. The only artifact in this repo is a live domain-security probe of the redirecting host.
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