Arista Networks, Inc. (ANET)
Arista Networks builds high-speed cloud networking switches and software favored by hyperscale data centers.
- Fiscal year end in SEC snapshot
- December 31
- Annual report period end
- 2025-12-31
Computer Communications Equipment stocks
3 distinct companies in our coverage share this SEC industry code, including Arista Networks, Inc. (ANET), Cisco Systems, Inc. (CSCO), F5, Inc. (FFIV). Explore what each business does and open its annual filing below.
What this peer group tells you
The SEC classifies these issuers under “Computer Communications Equipment” (SIC 3576). A shared code is a starting point for finding comparable businesses. Product mix, geography and customers can still differ substantially. Read the company descriptions before treating the group as direct competitors.
Fiscal calendars in this group
Align the reporting periods before comparing annual results. Companies with different year ends report different 12-month windows.
| Fiscal year end (SEC) | Companies |
|---|---|
| July 31 | CSCO |
| September 30 | FFIV |
| December 31 | ANET |
Computer Communications Equipment stocks: company profiles and annual filings
Cisco Systems, Inc. (CSCO)
Cisco supplies the routers, switches, and security products that form the backbone of enterprise and carrier networks. It is expanding recurring software and cybersecurity revenue to reduce its reliance on hardware cycles.
- Fiscal year end in SEC snapshot
- July 31
- Annual report period end
- 2026-07-25
F5, Inc. (FFIV)
F5 makes application-delivery and security software that manages and protects traffic to apps across data centers and clouds.
- Fiscal year end in SEC snapshot
- September 30
- Annual report period end
- 2025-09-30
Compare companies in this industry
ANET vs CSCO
Compare Arista Networks, Inc. and Cisco Systems, Inc.: business context, fiscal calendars and official filings.
ANET vs FFIV
Compare Arista Networks, Inc. and F5, Inc.: business context, fiscal calendars and official filings.
CSCO vs FFIV
Compare Cisco Systems, Inc. and F5, Inc.: business context, fiscal calendars and official filings.
Sources and method
Industry codes and annual filing references come from the SEC submissions snapshot linked to each issuer in our company catalog (snapshot ; newer filings may exist). Only groups with at least three distinct issuers, business descriptions and annual filing links are included. Multiple share classes of one issuer count as one company. This is a coverage directory, not a complete industry census or a ranking of investments.
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