AcceleRoute is a patent family for a network design that features a completely bufferless core that can offer extremely low latency and massive scalability in a simple architecture.

A contiguous network exhibits consistent behavior and architectural symmetry at all points of scale.

Currently, AcceleRoute is a network design that has been extensively patented and simulated.   It has not yet been constructed.

A fused network is an architectural method that was invented and patented by network designer, Dr. Maged Beshai as part of the AcceleRoute patent portfolio.   It is used to achieve substantially larger scalability of a Spine and Leaf network.

The patents for AcceleRoute are owned by its inventor, Dr. Maged Beshai who is represented by InventionShare Inc. for the purposes of commercialization.

Global time alignment is a key feature of AcceleRoute that allows every Access Node on the network to intercommunicate through a vast lineup of coherent time slots which eliminates the need for buffering in the network core.

There are currently 35 patents spanning 9 patent families.

Yes, AcceleRoute would fit into the Spine and Leaf architecture category however it offers a number of significant advancements over conventional Spine and Leaf implementations that enable much larger and geographically distributed scalability.

AcceleRoute networks can expand to include tens of thousands of access routers with high throughput of hundreds of petabits/second.

An AcceleRoute core switch element can be designed using conventional ICs typically found in ethernet switches and routers. Once built, this core switching element can be used to build out a large capacity symmetrical bufferless core network. The AcceleRoute architecture has also been designed to construct a fully optical network that would require the [...]