A deployable appliance

Why an appliance

Data centres, telecom operators and edge sites already know how to buy, rack and operate network hardware. An appliance fits that: it sits in the path, it has a power and latency budget an operator can reason about, and it does not require re-architecting an AI stack around a vendor.

Because the silicon is reconfigurable, it takes new detection models the way a firewall takes new signatures — no hardware refresh.

Where it lands

Telecom first: line-rate inspection slots into infrastructure that already exists. Air-gapped and government deployments follow, where auditable and hardware-rooted matter more than convenience. Manufacturing and edge sites come in on power budget, where a cloud round-trip is too slow at any price.