cPacket Networks introduces new packet delivery and capture platforms, designed to meet the evolving needs of AI-powered network observability and security monitoring, both on-premise and in hybrid cloud environments.
The cVu 32400AG strengthens cPacket's packet delivery offerings by addressing customers' growing requirements for peak performance, analytics and AI-powered network observability.
Mark Grodzinsky, Chief Product and Marketing Officer of cPacket, said, "Our zero-downtime enterprise customers require solutions that are not only powerful and efficient but also cost-effective and easy to manage. With our new packet delivery system, we're delivering on those promises, enabling customers to harness the full potential of their network infrastructure while reducing overhead and unlocking advanced capabilities like 400G."
The cVu 32400AG expands on the AG product line to include 400G support, allowing customers to enable packet brokering at line-rate with high port density in a small footprint. This is the first product in the cPacket portfolio to support 400G, helping to round out cPacket’s portfolio with network observability solutions that are both efficient and future-proof.
The cVu 32400AG offers advanced microburst detection capabilities and allows NetOps teams to detect and address network congestion issues in real-time, ensuring the reliability and performance of mission-critical applications. For instance, applications requiring high performance and low latency, such as high-frequency trading and AI processing, often encounter millisecond bursts that impact immediate operations and are critical considerations for future network capacity planning and AI compute efficiency.
In addition to new releases in the cVu family, cPacket has expanded its partnership with AWS to include the cStor-V platform on AWS Marketplace. The cStor-V virtual appliance runs as a native EC2 instance in AWS to deliver high-performance cloud packet capture and network analytics. It integrates seamlessly with native AWS VPC Traffic Mirroring services to easily point out-of-band, replicated packet streams to cStor-V for continuous and on-demand capture scenarios. cStor-V can also generate enterprise grade network analytics to quickly troubleshoot network issues, identify security incidents, and examine key protocol performance.
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