We design, build and support campus, wireless and data center networks in 147 countries. Tell us what you are trying to solve and we will give you a straight technical view of the options.
A solutions engineer, a country manager or our partner team, depending on what you ask for.
Ruijie Networks was founded in 2003 and is listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange under 301165. We are not a distributor or a badge-engineering operation. The switches, access points and controllers we would propose are designed in our own R&D centers and built in our own plants.
That matters commercially in two ways. Because the engineering and the production line are both ours, we can co-innovate with you rather than sell you the catalogue. A requirement that does not exist yet can be scoped with our R&D team, prototyped and put into production, instead of being escalated to a third party and quietly declined. And because we control manufacturing, we commit to lead times in writing rather than quoting an estimate.
International revenue grew 42.2% in 2025, reaching roughly USD 390 million. Most of that came from organizations that had not heard of us either, until a project forced them to look past the incumbent.
These are third party market share positions, not our own claims. If our name is new to you, this is the fastest way to calibrate.
Also named in the Gartner® Market Guide for Campus Infrastructure and Operations Software, June 2025, and the Gartner® Market Guide for Data Center Switching, March 2026.
A high level view. If one of these matches the problem in front of you, say so in the form and we will route you to the right specialist.
Collapses the traditional three-layer campus network into a two-layer fiber-to-the-room architecture. Fewer devices above the ceiling, fewer places to fail, and a cabling plant that outlives the refresh cycle.
Wi-Fi 7 tri-band access points with a dedicated AI radio that treats interference and roaming as a background job rather than a tuning exercise. Designed around the density of the room, not a generic coverage map.
One console across a mixed-vendor estate. UNC gives you topology, fiber health and automated root cause analysis. SMP+ orchestrates Zero-Trust enforcement across hardware you already own.
Switching, wireless control, routing and management in a single modular chassis. The case for it is operational: when you are rolling out many small sites, four separate boxes is the real cost.
Scale-up and scale-out fabrics for AI clusters, with silicon-photonics optics that keep power per bit under control as you move from 400G to 800G and beyond.
Most enquiries we get do not map neatly onto a product page. Write the problem as you would explain it to a colleague and we will work out which part of the portfolio applies.
Ten plants across 240,000 square meters, running a private 5G network with AGV automation and end-to-end production automation. This is why we can quote a lead time rather than estimate one.
Selecting a sector tags your enquiry, so the specialist who replies already has the context.
Campuses fail at the edges: the dormitory at 9pm, the lecture hall at changeover, the outdoor quad between buildings. Coverage maps capture none of it.
Offices, warehouses and production floors have almost nothing in common except the network serving all three, usually under one IT team and one budget.
Public sector networks carry a different kind of risk. Availability is a service obligation, and the procurement horizon is a decade rather than a refresh cycle.
AI clusters break the assumptions campus and cloud fabrics were designed around. Traffic is east-west, synchronised, and unforgiving of tail latency.
A hospital runs clinical systems, connected medical devices and guest Wi-Fi over one physical estate, and an outage is measured in cancelled procedures rather than support tickets.
A branch estate and a trading core sit at opposite ends of the same network, and both are audited against a standard the rest of the business never sees.
Guest Wi-Fi is the most reviewed part of a property that nobody in the business owns, and it is judged in the first thirty seconds after check-in.
Scale is the easiest thing to verify about a vendor you have not met. These are environments where a network outage is a headline.
Three reasons that come up in almost every conversation, including the one nobody puts on a website.
Our management platform is vendor-agnostic by design. Put us into one building, one campus or one fabric and keep the rest of the estate exactly as it is, with a single console across both.
Embedded control means no per-device or per-year controller licensing. Over five years that usually moves total cost of ownership further than the hardware discount does.
Because we own the plants, lead times are published rather than estimated: 14 days FOB, with a committed DDP schedule for each destination market. For a vendor you have not used before, delivery certainty is a fair thing to ask about.
Describe the problem in one line. We will tell you whether we are the right fit, and if we are not, we will say so.