MANAGED NETWORKS

Isolation That Goes All The Way Down

Tenant domains carved into the fabric, not layered on top of it. Policy enforced at the workload flow, in DPU hardware. Lifecycle owned from provisioning to production.

Tenancy in 
the fabric

Tenant-scoped VPCs, routing, addressing, and policy provisioned as first-class fabric constructs. Isolation enforced across both the north-south Ethernet path and the east-west GPU-direct RDMA fabric.

Policy at the flow, enforced
in silicon

Flow-level
policy

Process-to-process reachability by tenant, workload, interface, and service boundary.

Hardware enforcement

DPU-level flow control at the interface.

Per-tenant 
security domains

Policy, routing, addressing, and enforcement versioned as managed configuration.

Network provisioning

Create private networks, stable IPs, routing, DNS, and VPC peering. IP control with static IPs, BYOIP, or Radiant pools for inference endpoints; tenant-isolated DNS, NTP, and stateful firewall.

Private interconnects

Establish dedicated links between clusters, storage, enterprise networks, and external environments - over private paths, with BGP.

Topology-aware lifecycle

Topology-aware placement

Workloads mapped against physical switch topology to minimize hops and tail latency

Lifecycle ownership

VPCs, routes, policies, interfaces, and service exposure under lifecycle control from bare-metal provisioning through configuration updates

Standards-based routing

Orchestrator logic over proven routing platforms, no software-defined latency penalty