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| Ross Schibler |
Ross served as an Entrepreneur-in-Residence at Accel Partners from August 2007- August 2008. While at Accel, he provided counsel to growing companies in the data center and cloud infrastructure markets. A serial entrepreneur, in the last 10 years Ross Schibler has founded two companies and driven them to successful outcomes in the high tech communications field.
Ross conceived the idea behind a silicon-based IP router, and founded Rapid City Communications in 1996 to deliver this concept in the form of the world's first gigabit Ethernet "Routing Switch". Rapid City was acquired by Bay Networks, who subsequently merged with Nortel. This resulted in the development of Nortel's Passport 8600, their flagship IP platform and a key component in many of the world's largest networks, and a $2B product line.
In 2000 he founded Accel-funded Topspin Communications Inc. Here he conceived and was responsible for the architecture of VFrame. This became the cornerstone for developing the new category data center equipment: "The Server Switch". Cisco Systems acquired Topspin in 2005, and Ross subsequently became the CTO for the server virtualization business unit within Cisco.
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