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Until deploying BENOCS in their network, Mobicom was only seeing half their traffic. When BENOCS Analytics became fully operational and cache visibility was enabled, Mongolia's top mobile provider gained transformative insights into their network.

For the third year in a row, we are sponsoring APRICOT and will be on site from 9-11 February. APRICOT has become one of our favourite conferences in the yearly calendar: we look forward to good conversations around traffic visibility, network analytics, and the real-world challenges of operating and scaling networks.

We’ve built a new Kubernetes-based trial environment that allows customers to test BENOCS Analytics with their own NetFlow, BGP, SNMP, and DNS data in two weeks. Read on to find out how it works!

Our customers kept asking for one thing: “Can we filter by the exact interface and see traffic flows.” The answer: Yes! Our new interface dimension lets you see both in-interface and out-interface per flow automatically, so you don’t have to trace packets manually.

At BENOCS, we believe in fair, simple pricing: one service fee aligned to your committed peak traffic levels, and a nominal traffic fee only when traffic levels grow beyond that commitment. Find out more about how BENOCS pricing is customized to your network.

Next up: DENOG 17 in Essen! From 9-11 November, Stephan and Péter will join the German network operator community for three days of deep-dive sessions, peering discussions, and plenty of hallway networking.

We are proud to be sponsoring Peering Asia 7 next week in Manila! From 4-6 November, Hari and Stephan will be there connecting with peers from across the Asia-Pacific peering community

On September 25–26, BENOCS CTO Ingmar Poese will be at #FCN2025, the Future Computing and Networking Workshop in Hamburg. With years of research and hands-on experience in network measurement and traffic analysis, Ingmar is looking forward to diving deep into the technical side of interconnection and traffic visibility.

Probes are great for spotting issues at the network edge, but how do you know what their alerts actually mean for the rest of your traffic? And how can you link those warnings back to the exact interconnect point? Find out at BalticNOG!

On September 24–25, Peter will be in Vilnius for the very first BalticNOG. We're excited to see this new community form and we can’t wait to be part of the conversations around networks, interconnection, and how analytics can make traffic flows more transparent.