Commodity NICs. Carrier throughput.
A kernel-bypass forwarding plane turns standard x86 servers with merchant NICs into carrier capacity: tens of gigabits per rack unit, terabits per POP with ECMP scale-out, and no proprietary silicon anywhere in the path.
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What ships in the box
- DPDK-class forwarding on commodity Intel and NVIDIA/Mellanox NICs
- Multi-gigabit to terabit: scale up with cores, scale out with nodes
- ECMP scale-out across nodes, add capacity node by node
- Runs on standard x86: your servers, your favorite OEM or white-box
- No proprietary line cards, optics markup or chassis fabric
Kernel-bypass forwarding
Packets never touch the kernel network stack. Poll-mode drivers on Intel and NVIDIA/Mellanox NICs deliver line-rate forwarding with per-subscriber QoS and CGNAT applied inline.
Scale out, not up
Need more capacity? Add a node and let ECMP spread subscribers across the cluster. A POP grows from 10 Gbps to multiple terabits in server-sized steps, not chassis-sized leaps.
Your hardware, your vendor
Any OEM or white-box x86 with supported NICs. Source servers on your schedule and terms, keep cold spares on the shelf, and let hardware refreshes ride the server market instead of a vendor roadmap.
Line-rate data plane: the spec card
Performance and HA
- Data plane
- Kernel-bypass, line rate on commodity NICs
- Throughput
- Multi-gigabit to terabit via ECMP scale-out
- Redundancy
- N+1 with session sync, hitless failover
- Upgrades
- In-service software upgrades, canary per node
Line-rate data plane, in detail
Standard x86 servers with supported Intel or NVIDIA/Mellanox NICs, from any OEM or white-box vendor. A single 1U server handles tens of gigabits and tens of thousands of subscribers; clusters scale out with ECMP to hundreds of thousands of sessions and terabit-class forwarding. We publish sizing guidance and validate hardware during onboarding.
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See line-rate data plane on live 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