Silicom Wins $5 Million Annual Design Deal for White Label Switch Family

May 26, 2026
Silicom Ltd. has secured a design win worth $5 million per year with a global cybersecurity company for a new range of white label switches, with production orders expected in 2026.
Silicom Wins $5 Million Annual Design Deal for White Label Switch Family

Silicom Ltd. announced in a press release that it has secured a design win valued at approximately $5 million per year with a global cybersecurity company. The customer selected Silicom's new white label switch family as the networking infrastructure for its security platforms.

Silicom engineered the switch range to meet the customer's specific requirements using its existing switching components. Samples have already been delivered, and initial production orders are expected to be fulfilled during 2026.

The customer replaced proprietary switches from an incumbent vendor with Silicom's open solutions after an evaluation process. The project marks Silicom's entry into white label switching as a new product line, complementing its existing portfolio of server adapters, FPGA smart cards, and edge systems.

Silicom stated that discussions are already in progress for higher performance white label switches for the customer's next generation systems, which could further increase revenue from this account.

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