RADCOM launches analytics solution with 400 Gbps data capture capacity

RADCOM Ltd. (NASDAQ: RDCM) announced the availability of its High-Capacity User Analytics solution, which processes network traffic data at up to 400 Gbps on a single server. The Tel Aviv-based network intelligence company said the solution uses NVIDIA BlueField-3 technology to deliver real-time analytics for telecom operators.

The solution enables telecom operators to process traffic across entire networks at the edge while analyzing 100% of traffic flows. RADCOM said this approach reduces the number of probes needed compared to traditional appliance-based solutions.

"We are excited to launch our high-capacity user analytics solution already deployed in customer labs," said Benny Eppstein, CEO of RADCOM. "As AI continues to transform the telecom landscape, operators are under immense pressure to optimize costs while harnessing massive volumes of data."

The company reported that field trials demonstrated up to 75% lower operational costs when compared to traditional network probes in identical environments. RADCOM attributed the cost reduction to licensing of multiple components, data processing and storage costs, and energy consumption.

The solution supports mobile network architectures without requiring inline device installation and provides what the company describes as complete network visibility. It leverages NVIDIA BlueField-3 DPU technology, which RADCOM previously announced it was integrating into its data capture solutions.

RADCOM said multiple customers have progressed from initial interest to laboratory deployments of the solution. The company indicated the solution supports AI-driven analytics and enables applications including customer intent analysis for 5G networks.

The solution includes deep packet inspection capabilities and video quality analytics with near real-time key performance indicators. RADCOM said the system performs calculations at the network edge, resulting in reduced storage requirements.

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