Turnkey installation and operation of edge data centers, combined with AlefEdge’s Software-Defined Mobile Edge platform enables deployment of enterprise-based Edge services
More exciting news from the Edge! Edge Internet leader, AlefEdge has entered a strategic partnership with EdgePresence, an owner and operator of ready-to-deploy, purpose-built Edge data centers. The partnership enables the strategic and rapid rollout of EdgeNet, AlefEdge’s compute and delivery network, across the U.S. EdgePresence data centers will serve as the sites for consumption of enterprise applications and traffic.
“In order to accelerate Edge capabilities, an ecosystem is needed to provide enterprises and developers with the tools, infrastructure and connectivity to start building services and applications today,” says AlefEdge CEO and Founder Ganesh Sundaram. “EdgePresence has developed a highly efficient Edge data center solution and is actively deploying these data center capabilities nationally, which aligns perfectly with our vision and strategy for expanding the Edge Internet and advancing adoption.”
EdgePresence’s modular and scalable solution can easily deploy a state-of-the-art network of edge data centers without added capital expense and operating complexity that is often associated with critical infrastructure buildouts. Each purpose-built Edge data center is easy to build and operate, making it possible to quickly densify and expand networks, allowing applications to be deployed within at least 12 miles of an end user. Deploying AlefEdge’s Software-Defined Mobile Edge (SD-ME) platform in EdgePresence’s data centers will allow AlefEdge to deliver Edge services rapidly across the U.S.
“EdgePresence is excited to partner with AlefEdge to support businesses, developers and networks as they work together towards the next wave of digital transformation,” says Doug Recker, Founder and President of EdgePresence. “As immersive video and mobile IoT usage increases alongside the release of 5G nationwide, EdgePresence supports the rapidly growing need for this data to be located and accessed at the Edge of the network.”
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