Graphiant lets telecom providers deliver secure, SLA-grade multi-cloud connectivity using a stateless core, edge-to-edge encryption, and metadata-driven policy managed from a multi-tenant cloud Portal. It removes tunnel sprawl, keeps keys in customer-controlled TPM/HSM, simplifies ops with built-in DPI and HA, and packages partner and cloud access through hosted Gateways.
Telecom providers are under pressure to ship cloud connectivity that is secure, predictable, and easy to operate. The problem is that legacy models stack encryption on top of stateful cores and full-mesh tunnels. That drives cost and complexity while slowing you down. Graphiant takes a different path. Our stateless core and programmable edge give you end-to-end encryption, granular policy, and SLA control without tunnel sprawl.
With Graphiant, your teams deploy through the Graphiant Portal. You can configure, upgrade, monitor, and troubleshoot from one place, or drive it by API. The Portal maintains a secure control connection to every Edge, supports multi-tenant operations, and runs as a cloud service for high availability. No need to build or host your own control and management plane.
Security is built in. Payloads stay encrypted from edge to edge. Only the Edges can decrypt the data. Keys live in TPM or HSM stores under your control, and the system uses Diffie-Hellman to establish pairwise symmetric keys. There are no pre-shared keys, and the Core never carries customer secrets. This design removes decrypt-re-encrypt events in transit while preserving high performance.
Policy is precise. Graphiant encodes metadata labels at the Edge and carries them across the backbone to guide path selection, QoS, and segment membership. That allows you to map traffic to SLA paths and publish new services quickly. The approach reduces tunnel overhead and keeps the Core stateless, which improves efficiency and scale. Typical deployments position customer edges within about 15 ms of the nearest Core, and the header design keeps overhead predictable, preserving payload size even as traffic crosses the network.
Operations stay simple. Branch sites can use multiple circuits and redundant Edges. Designs support VRRP with object tracking for L2 failover, or OSPF and BGP for ECMP and HA at L3. The Portal provides visibility and reporting, including Deep Packet Inspection that classifies common applications and supports custom app definitions. You can define paths, set priorities, and steer flows in minutes.
Service packaging is straightforward. Graphiant Gateways act as hosted, multi-tenant Edges beside Core nodes to onboard SaaS, SASE partners, cloud on-ramps, and NNI interconnects with carriers. That lets you productize multi-cloud access, partner connectivity, and security services without building one-off integrations for every customer.
For service providers, the result is a cleaner cost structure and faster time to revenue. You deliver multi-cloud services with SLA assurances, keep encryption intact end to end, and run it all from a single Portal with automation and API control. This is the practical path to operational simplicity and margin improvement.
Read the white paper to see the architecture, packet flow, and policy model in detail, and use it to arm your product and engineering teams with a clear plan forward.
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