AimValley B.V. — 00:0F:25 (MA-L)

A MAC address starting with 00:0F:25 belongs to AimValley B.V., a Dutch engineering design firm, and typically shows up on OEM telecom, datacom, or medical networking equipment built by or with AimValley rather than on off-the-shelf consumer routers or IoT devices.

AimValley was founded in 2003 by Theo Muijs and Pieter de Boer in Hilversum, Netherlands, and operated as an independent engineering-design house until it was acquired by Technolution (Gouda, NL) on 2026-03-04. It maintains an active corporate site, LinkedIn, Facebook, and YouTube presence, plus listings in Company.info, ZoomInfo, Crunchbase, RocketReach, and DigiKey's design-services directory.

The company's own site describes it as a design-services firm under the tagline "Delivering Solutions for a Connected World," building custom Ethernet switches, protocol converters, FPGA-based acceleration and packet-processing hardware, high-speed transmission boards in the 400G-800G class, specialized networking/breakout cards, and medical networking devices such as network recorders and distribution panels. It also offers AimOS, an in-house hardened Ethernet operating system, and serves telecommunications, healthcare, industrial/transportation, and defense/aerospace customers.

Only one IEEE MA-L block, 00:0F:25, was found assigned to AimValley B.V. across the local the IEEE MA-L registry and the IEEE MA-S registry registries — no second MA-L, MA-M, or MA-S row turned up for the company, so this prefix represents its entire confirmed IEEE footprint rather than one block among many.

No CVE, security advisory, or malware/botnet association naming AimValley B.V. or its AimOS/hardware products was found as of an August 2026 search. A CVE with a superficially similar name, CVE-2025-0189 ("Aim Uncontrolled Resource Consumption"), belongs to an unrelated software project (aimhubio/Aim Stack) and does not apply here.

Device class

OEM telecom/datacom and medical networking equipment (Ethernet switches, protocol converters, high-speed transmission boards, network recorders) — not a consumer end-device brand

IEEE assignment

00:0F:25 → AimValley B.V. [Confirmed] — the IEEE MA-L registry 000F25

Registry / block size

MA-L (24-bit OUI); single confirmed block for this vendor [Confirmed] — the IEEE MA-L registry 000F25

HQ / country

Utrechtseweg 38, Hilversum NH NL 1223 TV, Netherlands [Confirmed] — the IEEE MA-L registry 000F25

Company status

active, now a subsidiary of Technolution (acquired 2026-03-04) [Confirmed] — https://tracxn.com/d/companies/aimvalley/__-KqvM9AyZH9viA2SpNT2s1Ab3kJprp6AJmKK5qW7vQo

Founding

founded 2003 by Theo Muijs and Pieter de Boer [Likely] — https://tracxn.com/d/companies/aimvalley/__-KqvM9AyZH9viA2SpNT2s1Ab3kJprp6AJmKK5qW7vQo

Device types

custom Ethernet switches, protocol converters, FPGA-based packet-processing hardware, 400G-800G transmission boards, medical networking devices (network recorders, distribution panels) [Confirmed] — https://www.aimvalley.com/

Notable products

AimOS (in-house hardened Ethernet operating system) [Confirmed] — https://www.aimvalley.com/

Verified sample prefix (MA-L, AimValley B.V.)

00:0F:25 [Confirmed] — the IEEE MA-L registry 000F25

Third-party date caveat

maclookup.app displays a "registered 12 February 2004" date for 00:0F:25; IEEE's own the IEEE MA-L registry publishes no assignment/registration date column, so this is a third-party database artifact, not an IEEE fact [Confirmed] — https://maclookup.app/macaddress/000f25

Security context

no CVE, advisory, or malware/botnet association found for AimValley B.V. or AimOS as of an August 2026 search; CVE-2025-0189 is an unrelated product from a different vendor [Likely] — general web/CVE search, no single canonical URL

Related vendors

Technolution (Gouda, NL) — parent company since 2026-03-04 acquisition [Confirmed] — https://tracxn.com/d/companies/aimvalley/__-KqvM9AyZH9viA2SpNT2s1Ab3kJprp6AJmKK5qW7vQo

Analyst note

00:0F:25 is AimValley's sole confirmed IEEE MA-L block; a MAC starting with this prefix indicates AimValley-designed telecom, datacom, or medical networking hardware, not a consumer device — but AimValley is now a Technolution subsidiary, so future hardware may not carry this prefix at all.