Performance Benchmarks
Enterprise-grade performance verified through rigorous testing. These metrics represent production-validated results across sovereign deployments.
Detailed Performance Metrics
CAG vs Traditional RAG
Traditional RAG
- ✗ 5-15% hallucination rate
- ✗ Vector similarity → factual relevance
- ✗ No audit trail for retrieved chunks
- ✗ Stochastic token generation
- ✗ Chunk boundaries lose context
ArcaQ CAG
- ✓ ~0% hallucination (deterministic)
- ✓ Graph traversal = semantic reasoning
- ✓ Full provenance for every fact
- ✓ Grounded caching via SCAG
- ✓ Entity-relation context preserved
Testing Methodology
All benchmarks are conducted in production-equivalent environments using standardized testing frameworks. Latency metrics are measured end-to-end from API gateway to response completion.
Factual accuracy is validated using the RAGAS framework with human-annotated ground truth datasets. Each benchmark includes 10,000+ queries across diverse domains (finance, healthcare, legal, technical documentation).
Load testing uses distributed k6 runners simulating realistic user patterns including burst traffic scenarios. Infrastructure: Kubernetes clusters with AMD EPYC processors, NVMe storage, 100Gbps network fabric.
Domain-Specific Performance
ArcaQ has been validated across five enterprise verticals, each with different data volumes, compliance constraints, and reasoning complexity. The Knowledge Graph architecture adapts to domain ontologies while maintaining consistent latency and accuracy profiles.
Banking & Finance
Government & Public Sector
Healthcare & Life Sciences
Legal & Compliance
Industrial & Manufacturing
Nine-Agent Architecture — Per-Agent Metrics
ArcaQ's nine specialized AI agents each carry specific performance contracts. Agents operate in parallel on a shared Knowledge Graph, allowing compound queries to resolve faster than the sum of their individual latencies. The Orchestrator Agent coordinates sub-second fan-out and merge cycles.
Measured on 8-node Kubernetes cluster (AMD EPYC 7763, 256GB RAM, NVMe). DMS throughput varies with document size and extraction complexity.
SCAG Security Overhead: Zero-Compromise Performance
The Sovereign Contextual Alignment Gate (SCAG, Patent Claim 11) is a 4-layer security filter applied to every query. A key design objective was that security must not degrade user experience. The SCAG pipeline is fully parallelized — all four layers (Legal, Hierarchical, Cultural, Strategic Secrets) execute concurrently, not sequentially.
How SCAG Achieves Sub-10ms Security
Pre-compiled jurisdiction rules stored as in-memory Bloom filters. GDPR, CNDP, NDMO and 57 other data protection laws checked as bit-operations, not database queries.
ReBAC (Relationship-Based Access Control) graph lookups cached at L1 CPU cache level. Role hierarchies pre-materialized into adjacency matrices for O(1) authorization checks.
Institutional values encoded as vector embeddings. Semantic alignment scoring against organization policy runs on dedicated SIMD-accelerated microkernel, fully independent of KG traversal.
Strategic secrets classifier runs as a lightweight ONNX model (3M parameters). Detects sensitive strategic information patterns with 99.8% recall, triggering data masking or access denial before any content is returned.
ArcaQ vs. Alternative Architectures
The following comparison is based on benchmark data published by each vendor and independent evaluations. Cloud-hosted AI platforms (Azure OpenAI, AWS Bedrock) aggregate user data and provide no data residency guarantees. General-purpose RAG tools lack the semantic reasoning layer required for deterministic enterprise decisions.
Benchmark FAQ
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