Core engineering and protocols for Line-Rate Hardware Offload.
Terminating tens of thousands of simultaneous post-quantum TLS handshakes per second can exhaust CPU resources if implemented naively. MLKEMSecure decouples the handshake phase from the data transfer phase: while the initial ML-KEM key exchange runs in high-performance vectorized user-space, established symmetric session keys are immediately passed to Linux kTLS.
For enterprise backbone providers and hyperscalers, we integrate with DPDK and SmartNIC acceleration engines. The network card hardware performs line-rate packet decryption and DMA transfers directly into application memory buffers, maintaining 100 Gbps line-rate throughput with minimal CPU overhead.