NFWare develops virtualized network software, including carrier-grade Network Address Translation (CGNAT) and load balancing solutions, that processes up to 400 Gbps of traffic on standard x86 servers. This technology enables operators and data centers to efficiently manage IPv4 address shortages and scale their networks in preparation for 5G and IoT demands.
Funding
$4.1M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Product
Problem
Service providers and data centers face challenges in managing IPv4 address shortages and scaling their networks to meet the demands of 5G and IoT without incurring significant hardware costs. Traditional networking solutions often rely on proprietary hardware, leading to vendor lock-in and limited scalability.
Solution
NFWare provides virtualized network functions, including carrier-grade Network Address Translation (CGNAT) and load balancing, that run on standard x86 servers. Their software-based approach allows operators to process high volumes of traffic, up to 400 Gbps, while optimizing hardware utilization and reducing capital expenditures. NFWare's solutions enable seamless migration to IPv6 and offer the flexibility to scale network capacity as needed, preparing networks for the increasing demands of modern applications and connected devices. The virtualized nature of the solution allows for rapid deployment and simplified management, contributing to operational efficiency.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes service providers, data centers, and enterprises looking to optimize network performance, manage IPv4 exhaustion, and scale their infrastructure efficiently for 5G, IoT, and other bandwidth-intensive applications.
Features
- Carrier-grade CGNAT for extending the life of IPv4 connectivity and facilitating IPv6 migration
- Virtual Load Balancer for high-traffic deployments and DDoS attack prevention
- High performance packet processing, achieving up to 240 Gbps per standard server
- Cost savings of up to 70% through efficient hardware utilization and a pay-as-you-grow model
- Scalability from 500 Mbps to 5 Tbps on standard x86 servers, either standalone or in a cluster
- Compatibility with NFV and cloud environments