Edge Cloud Computing Solution

Edge Cloud Computing takes compute capacity to where the traffic and users are with the lowest cost and extreme network speed. In addition, Edge Cloud Computing provides the ultimate flexibility and simplicity to integrate into all public cloud providers such as Oracle Cloud, Amazon AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure. Viscosity's cloud solution is transforming the IT computing landscape for both on-premises and traditional cloud, offering flexibility, security, and lower total costs, plus very high service availability to all devices and business applications.

Since the current cloud-based networks rely on centralized architecture at each cloud provider data center, the drawback is this architecture cannot cost-effectively support the ultra-low latency and extreme throughput demanded by the Internet of Things, Mobile 5G, and Hybrid Architecture of cloud and on-premises. A typical low latency and fast private network from the customer data center to the cloud provider data center would require significant investment in new network technology on-premises and a much higher monthly cost for a dedicated network link. These additional investments and monthly expenditures will erode the cost savings for cloud computing. Edge Cloud Computing brings lower costs to the process. 

Currently, many companies are in the process of or considering migrating to cloud computing but struggling with the complexity and the security aspects. Viscosity provides an alternative with our Edge Cloud Computing Solution to bridge the gap across public cloud, private cloud, and on-premises computing with a hybrid model that is safe and secure. 

Viscosity Edge Cloud Computing Solution will provide the simplest, most secure, and most cost-effective solution for companies with a complex and hybrid computing environment. To ensure the lowest TCO, very high business service availability, and extreme network access, Viscosity will implement computing resources between the customer data center to the public cloud to form an edge cloud, which places computing resources where the network traffic demand and the users are – at the edge of the cloud.