Zentera Systems, Inc., Taiwan Branch(U.S.A.)
Update：2025/12/03
Industries
Main Industry
Privacy and Security
Main Product/Service
1. CoIP Platform
2. Zentera Air Services
2. Zentera Air Services
Founded Year
2013
Unified Business No.
53677488
Status
Active
Number of Employees
0
Total Paid-in
Capital
300,000 (NT$)
Location of Company
Taiwan
, New Taipei City
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About the Company
Zentera Systems was founded by Jaushin Lee, President and CEO, in 2012. Realizing that networking and security would converge in the cloud, he architected the company’s revolutionary CoIP Platform.
Zentera was inspired by Jaushin’s experiences at Silicon Graphics in the late 1990s. His team was trying to create cloud-like functionality between two Silicon Valley technology giants, well before the cloud became commercially available. The effort lasted several months and ran up against security and compliance considerations. Jaushin realized then that new technologies and solutions would be needed to make the cloud acceptable for companies requiring enterprise security in production use.
Zentera was inspired by Jaushin’s experiences at Silicon Graphics in the late 1990s. His team was trying to create cloud-like functionality between two Silicon Valley technology giants, well before the cloud became commercially available. The effort lasted several months and ran up against security and compliance considerations. Jaushin realized then that new technologies and solutions would be needed to make the cloud acceptable for companies requiring enterprise security in production use.
