Hardware · NIC
High-Speed Edge Fabric
SmartNICs, FPGA accelerators, and isolated CPU sets tuned for poll-mode drivers at the tower and MEC site.
CloudCAN builds DPDK-accelerated user planes and RTOS edge nodes that bypass kernel networking stacks—delivering deterministic throughput for carriers, private 5G, and MEC workloads.
$ cloudcan dpdk —port=0 —cores=isolcpus
[OK] Huge pages locked (2MB × 8192)
[✓] Kernel-bypass RX/TX rings online
[OK] UPF pipeline latency = 18µs
[✓] Standard OS path disabled (congested)
$ scale —mec-nodes=48 —slice=urllc
▸ awaiting operator input
< 20µs
Packet Path Latency
DPDK user-plane
99.999%
Edge Uptime
MEC failover fabric
Zero Copy
Kernel Bypass
DPDK / XDP / RDMA
[ Flagship Architecture Matrix ]
Full-stack engineering mapped to your industry's physical and digital control planes.
Hardware · NIC
SmartNICs, FPGA accelerators, and isolated CPU sets tuned for poll-mode drivers at the tower and MEC site.
Firmware · RTOS
DPDK/XDP pipelines, traffic shaping, and URLLC scheduling without context-switch tax from the general-purpose kernel.
Software · AI
Network-slice orchestration, anomaly detection on user-plane metrics, and closed-loop radio optimization.
[ Live Systems Telemetry ]
Standard OS networking crawls through congested IRQ paths while DPDK kernel-bypass fires a glowing microsecond beam straight to the UPF.
[ De-Siloing Protocol ]
Evolve carrier and private-5G stacks without ripping out BSS/OSS overnight. We dual-path traffic—legacy kernel stacks for noncritical flows, DPDK for URLLC and revenue paths.
| Legacy Monolith | CloudCAN Bridge | Modern Edge Plane |
|---|---|---|
| Kernel networking / softirq storms | Gradual DPDK offload | Poll-mode user-plane (µs) |
| Centralized EPC / UPF | MEC breakout adapters | Distributed 5G edge fabric |
| Best-effort QoS only | Slice classifiers | URLLC / eMBB / mMTC slices |
| Manual capacity planning | Telemetry feature store | AI closed-loop RAN control |
[ Sovereign Security ]
Carrier-grade isolation, lawful intercept hooks, and deterministic performance envelopes.
[ 12-Week Engagement Framework ]
Phase 01 · Weeks 1–4
Threat model, systems inventory, edge topology design, CI/CD scaffolding, and zero-trust network blueprints signed off by principal engineers.
Phase 02 · Weeks 5–8
Firmware, middleware, and API surfaces land on production-grade hardware. Observability, failover, and sovereign data planes go live in staging.
Phase 03 · Weeks 9–12
Chaos and load validation, compliance evidence packs, runbooks, and full knowledge transfer to your internal platform team.
Initiate discovery to benchmark your current packet path against a DPDK kernel-bypass design for private or public 5G.