Carrier-grade software, built as a product
GridM Cloud is a product-based software company. We build carrier-grade networking software for ISPs and telcos, engineered as a product and hardened in live networks, so operators get infrastructure-grade software at commodity economics.
A product company for the network edge
GridM Cloud builds one thing exceptionally well: the software that terminates broadband subscribers. GridM BNG is engineered as a product, released on a software cadence and hardened against real-world failure, not assembled as a one-off internal tool.
And it is proven in production: a live cluster terminates 23,000+ subscribers at 60+ Gbps on two commodity nodes today, and every release is validated on real traffic before it ships. That discipline shapes the product, the console answers NOC questions in seconds and migrations assume you cannot afford downtime. Our mission is simple: give every network operator infrastructure-grade software at commodity economics.
250K+
Concurrent sessions per node
1.2 Tbps
Scale-out forwarding, per cluster
99.999%
Availability design target
~60%
Typical TCO reduction
Why disaggregated networking wins
Three shifts made the software BNG inevitable. We are here to make it dependable.
Commodity hardware caught up
Modern x86 with kernel-bypass networking forwards hundreds of gigabits per rack unit. The performance argument for proprietary silicon at the broadband edge is gone.
The cloud proved the model
Compute and storage were unbundled from hardware a decade ago, and every operator benefits daily. The subscriber edge is simply the next function to disaggregate.
Economics decide eventually
When capacity costs a server instead of a chassis, and software replaces per-box hardware, TCO falls hard. Operators that move first compound the savings.
Carrier-grade is a habit, not a label
Carrier discipline
Subscriber termination is critical infrastructure. We design for five nines, test against failure and treat every packet drop as a bug.
Software velocity
Weekly releases, canary upgrades and feature flags. The BNG should improve every month, not every hardware generation.
Operator empathy
Our roadmap comes from NOC pain, not analyst decks. If a feature does not save an operator time or money, it does not ship.
Open standards
RADIUS for your billing, a documented REST API and open data exports: we speak what you already use and never lock your data or your workflow into our stack.
A small team with long uptime
We are network engineers, kernel and data-plane developers and console designers who have carried pagers for live networks. We are hiring people who want their software to terminate millions of sessions. Say hello at [email protected].
Meet us over a demoSee GridM BNG on your traffic
Book a live demo with a network engineer. We will walk your topology, size the hardware and show real sessions terminating on the console, not slides.
Runs on your hardware · One plan, every feature · Migrate in slices