Resources
FusionFlow™ : Extend Beyond the Data Center
FusionFlow provides a single unified platform for hosting companies and data center operators to deliver a wide range of innovative products and services to customers across hybrid environments, allowing their customers to deploy, manage, and operate infrastructure, applications and services seamlessly across all environments from data center, public cloud and on-premise edge.
FusionFlow™ White Paper
Blurring the barriers between any kind of infrastructure, FusionFlow enables applications to be run on any cloud and bare metal environment, enabling applications to be shifted closer to the edge and the customer premise or remain in the cloud based on cost considerations, network congestion, time criticality, and confidentiality of applications.
Webinar: The Impact of 5G and MEC Technology on Smart Cities & Transportation
In this discussion, speakers from SkyLab, Supermicro and Intel discuss the value and impact of 5G and MEC technology on Smart City and Transportation businesses and authorities, the most promising use cases, how distributed edge computing can help meet long-term city goals, and how the 5G and MEC technology landscape will create a more resilient and sustainable future in a post-COVID environment.
FusionFlow as a Service
FusionFlow as a Service provides data center operators with a flexible approach to delivering a more diverse catalogue of products and services, enabling more effective utilization of infrastructure resources and an extensive range of innovative service offerings for small, medium and large enterprise customers.
New Cloud Opportunities for Service Providers
With 5G, service providers now have the opportunity to differentiate their services beyond basic connectivity and cloud services.
They can meet demand for ultra-low latency requirements by offering 5G enabled private or multi-cloud IaaS or PaaS. These could be both for domestic as well as cross-border demand through the federation of cloud services afforded by software defined networking capabilities, leveraging off their own data centers as well as those of partners and affiliates.