Sandvine’s ActiveLogic equips service providers with a simplified, hyperscale, automation-ready data plane to tackle the next era of network challenges. With ActiveLogic, service providers have the flexibility, performance, and machine learning-powered traffic classification needed to keep up with internet phenomena.
The data plane product – ActiveLogic – serves as the foundation for all Sandvine’s Application and Network Intelligence solutions.
Designed for hyperscale performance, ActiveLogic allows service providers to successfully transition to the cloud, regardless of what stage of the journey they are in, without compromising performance or unnecessarily driving up TCO.
ActiveLogic packs a machine-learning punch against the darkening of the internet – encryption – with the ANI Classification Engine, enabling service providers to regain much needed application visibility for quality of experience scoring and management.
By deploying ActiveLogic, service providers can drastically improve network resource management efficiency and profitably tackle the next wave of the internet – OTT 2.0 – with a suite of analytics-driven automation use cases.
ActiveLogic is access agnostic, providing service providers consistency and flexibility for performance, scalability, and functionality. Use cases can be deployed on any access type and combined to support multi-access deployments across mobile, fixed, cable, and satellite.
Our ActiveLogic product was recently applauded by Frost & Sullivan for offering a superior level of visibility into application traffic. Learn more about ActiveLogic's recognition in the industry here.
Sandvine’s ActiveLogic, a hyperscale data plane and policy enforcer, is a key network element for operators to optimize network resources. In order to manage the ever-increasing band-width demands, operators need to rethink the “dumb data pipes” approach, and adopt an application-centric view of the network. By taking this approach, operators can bring surgical-level optimization, translating into better quality of experience and resource allocation, versus using strict policies for policing or blocking traffic.
Sandvine’s TCP Accelerator allows network operators to dramatically improve network efficiency and quality of experience (QoE), without making changes to the network infrastructure.
TCP Accelerator addresses the main issues associated with TCP, including the incompatibility of bandwidth availability and TCP speeds. It also addresses the inefficiencies caused by multiple concurrent TCP connections by transparently bridging the access network with the transit network; it is in a position to manage all the network’s TCP connections as a collective whole.