We ran enterprise WANs for 15 years. We know what breaks at 3AM. We built the network we always wished someone else would build.
When your network is working perfectly, you shouldn't know it exists. No dashboards to babysit. No change windows to schedule. No ITSM tickets for things that should be automatic. No 3AM pages because a BGP peer went down.
That's the network we're building. Self-healing, self-optimizing, fully programmable. The kind of infrastructure that lets your team focus on delivering software instead of managing plumbing.
Software can't fix physics. Our BW-X1 ASIC delivers 12.8 Tbps line-rate encryption, DPI, and FEC in hardware — because software forwarding always hits a ceiling under real load.
If a human is needed to perform an action at steady state, it isn't a product — it's a service. Every operational task that can be automated must be. PathIQ closes 91% of incidents without a ticket.
You can't fix what you can't see. Every bit that transits the Broadwan fabric is measured, attributed, and stored at full resolution for 13 months. IPFIX. NetFlow v9. Per-flow latency histograms.
Not just a portal. Not just a CLI. Every resource — tunnel, site, policy, BGP peer, QoS map — is a first-class API object. Terraform, Kubernetes CRDs, Python SDK. Infrastructure as code, all the way down.
AES-256-GCM in the data plane. IKEv2 with mutual X.509 authentication. ZTNA for every user session. Perfect Forward Secrecy on all tunnels. Encryption is never optional — it's on by default, in hardware, at full line rate.
We believe your team should understand the network, not be locked out of it. Full BGP route table visibility. Full access to routing policy. Full observability. We augment your team, not replace it.
If you can explain the difference between IS-IS and OSPF in your sleep, argue passionately about SR-MPLS vs RSVP-TE, and think PathIQ should be using a different ML architecture — we want to talk to you.
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