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RoCEv2 Networking

Get the best RDMA Networking purposely built for AI

NVIDIA GB200 NVL72 Cluster

RoCEv2 Networking

Create virtual, accelerated networks to manage your cloud resources on CanopyWave—powered by NVIDIA BlueField-3 DPUs. Securely and efficiently connect compute, storage, and everything else for GenAI

Low Latency

High Performance

RDMA bypasses the CPU for data transfers, reducing latency and CPU overhead

Computing

Excellent for AI Workloads

Used in distributed AI training systems where fast GPU-to-GPU communication across nodes is needed

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Hardware Acceleration

RoCEv2 further improves data transmission efficiency with the help of hardware acceleration technology

Tolerance

Advanced Congestion Control

We build our RoCEv2 Networking to improves network stability and performance. It can better adapt to high-load, low-latency application scenarios

Scalability

Scalability

RoCEv2 is hardware-independent and can better adapt to different hardware environments

RoCEv2 Network Cards

The ConnectX-7 SmartNIC (HCA) delivers ultra-low latency, 400Gb/s throughput, and the innovative NVIDIA Network Compute Acceleration Engine to further accelerate applications. ConnectX-7 provides the scalability and feature-rich technology required for supercomputers, artificial intelligence, and hyperscale cloud data centers

NVIDIA H200 GPU

Advanced Congestion Control

In RDMA communication, data is transferred directly from the memory of the sender to the memory of the receiver without the involvement of an operating system or CPU. This feature makes RDMA more demanding on network latency and reliability, and is especially sensitive to network packet loss and latency

Congestion Detection

Congestion Detection

Real-time monitoring and detection of network congestion to ensure stable data transmission

Packet Loss Recovery

Packet Loss Recovery

Automatic mechanisms to recover from packet loss, improving reliability for critical workloads

Adaptive Rate Control

Adaptive Rate Control

Dynamically adjusts data transfer rates to match network conditions and avoid congestion

End-to-End QoS

End-to-End QoS

Guarantees quality of service for latency-sensitive applications. Ensures performance for critical workloads

Remote Direct Memory Access

Processing Power

RDMA (Remote Direct Memory Access) means that external devices can bypass the CPU and access the user-mode system main memory on another remote host

  • • Ultra-low latency for faster data transfer
  • • Reduces CPU usage and frees up compute resources
  • • High throughput, ideal for large-scale data exchange
  • • Supports distributed and high-performance computing scenarios
  • • Optimizes network resource utilization

RoCEv2 vs InfiniBand

Both RoCEv2 and InfiniBand are high-performance networking technologies. RoCEv2 is based on Ethernet, making deployment simpler, cost lower, and compatibility stronger—ideal for AI, big data, and cloud computing scenarios. InfiniBand offers excellent performance but requires dedicated equipment,is focused on delivering perfect performance, and has limited scalability. RoCEv2 is the preferred choice for enterprises and cloud environments

RoCEv2 vs InfiniBand

FeatureRoCEv2InfiniBand
Deployment DifficultyNeed to configure the network cardNo extra configuration required
CostLow, Less equipment requiredHigh, requires full set of equipment
CompatibilitySupports mainstream EthernetOnly supports dedicated networks
Performancelow latency, high throughputUltra-low latency, high throughput
ScalabilityExcellent, easy for large-scale deploymentLimited by dedicated hardware

Performance Comparison

Network Latency

RoCEv22-6 μs
InfiniBand~1.6 μs
Optimized for ultra-low latency

Network Bandwidth

RoCEv2400G
InfiniBand400G
Equal high-speed performance

InfiniBand excels in ultra-low latency scenarios (~1.6 μs), while RoCEv2 offers competitive latency (2-4 μs with optimization) and equal bandwidth (400G)

How Much Can RoCEv2 Save?

RoCEv2 offers significant cost savings compared to InfiniBand, especially for large-scale deployments. Below are the average market prices for each solution (per port, 400Gbps):

RoCEv2 (400Gbps)

Network Card:
$1,350–$1,800
Switch Port (64 Port):
$300–$400
Cabling (Transceiver + Fiber):
$800–$1,200
Total (per port):$2,450 - $3,400

InfiniBand (400Gbps)

Network Card:
$1,350–$1,800
Switch Port (32 Port):
$700–$800
Cabling (Transceiver + Fiber):
$1,000–$1,700
Total (per port):$3,050- $4,300

RoCEv2 saves up to 30% on networking costs compared to InfiniBand

Robust Supply Chain & Equipment Sourcing

Canopy Wave’s supply chain control and vendor relationships mean less waiting and more doing. Whether you're sourcing GPUs, networking gear, or storage systems, we take the hassle out of procurement and help you access the hardware you need—faster and at scale

Low Latency

99.9% Uptime & 24/7 Support

Your AI workloads need to run around the clock, and so do we. With 99.9% uptime, enterprise-grade reliability, and 24/7 support, you can trust your infrastructure to stay online—and your team to stay productive

Computing

Full-Stack DCIM & Operational Visibility

Get complete transparency with our Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM) tools. From power and cooling to GPU utilization and system health, our intuitive dashboards give you real-time insights and control over every layer of your infrastructure

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Start building at Scale—Today

Canopy Wave’s private cloud solution gives you the power of hyperscale infrastructure, the speed of startup execution, and the peace of mind of enterprise support—all delivered with precision and purpose

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