Edgecore Unveils New Visual Identity
Edgecore Unveils New Visual Identity
The story was always in Edgecore's name. Now, it's in the logo too.
Edgecore Networks, the leader in open networking solutions and a subsidiary of Accton Group, today announced the launch of its refreshed brand identity, including a new logo and visual system, marking a new chapter in the company's continued growth and evolution.
A Mark Built for Open Infrastructure
The new identity reflects Edgecore's core positioning: open, adaptable infrastructure at the edge, powered by a strong compute core. The refreshed mark is designed to more accurately represent this identity as the company continues to grow alongside its partners and customers worldwide.
The new logo combines two core concepts:
CORE — the cube, representing structured compute and fabric at the center.
EDGE — the open plane, representing the adaptable boundary of the network.
Together, EDGE + CORE = Edgecore — the open plane and the cube joined as one mark. At its heart, a glowing node symbolizes where data and intelligence converge — the core of open infrastructure.
Complementing the new logo is a refreshed color palette. The shift from red to orange reflects Edgecore's evolution as a brand, introducing a warmer, more approachable character while preserving the confidence and energy that remain at the core of our identity.
This update is a visual refresh only. Edgecore's company name, legal entity, contracts, product lines, and support commitments remain unchanged. Customers and partners will see the new identity rolled out across the company's website, communications, and product materials in the coming weeks.
More Than a New Look
This refreshed identity represents more than a visual update—it reflects how Edgecore has evolved over the years.
As Edgecore's portfolio has expanded, so has the meaning of the brand. From AI infrastructure and cloud networking to optical networking, rack-scale solutions, and open Ethernet, Edgecore has grown to enable the next generation of digital infrastructure. The refreshed identity reflects this broader vision—capturing not only where the company began, but where it is going next.
While the company's visual identity has evolved, its commitment remains the same: empowering organizations with open, reliable, and scalable infrastructure solutions that deliver greater flexibility, choice, and long-term value.
This new identity marks the beginning of Edgecore's next chapter, as the company continues building the future of open infrastructure together with its customers and partners.
Connecting Edge to Core. Powering What's Next.
About Edgecore Networks
Edgecore Networks Corporation is a wholly owned subsidiary of Accton Technology Corporation, the leading network ODM. Edgecore Networks delivers wired and wireless networking products and solutions through channel partners and system integrators worldwide for AI/ML, Cloud Data Center, Service Provider, Enterprise and SMB customers. Edgecore Networks is the leader in open networking providing a full line of open Wi-Fi access points, packet transponders, cell site gateways, aggregation routers and 1G, 10G, 25G, 40G, 100G, 400G, 800G and 1.6T data center switches and offer widest choice of commercial and open-source NOS and SDN software.
For more information, please visit www.edge-core.com.
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Edgecore Networks
Tiffany Chen
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Accton Technology
Ray Huang
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