What is Hyperconverged Computing?

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Hyperconverged Computing was create by Google to power the worlds' largest data centers.

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Squeezing computing, storage, networking and virtualizing technology into a single system through ultra-fast connections, a single collection of servers is often referred to as a "node,"

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Connected by software, hyperconverged computing areas integrate all the necessary aspects of computing together with the lowest possible delays. 

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How can Personal Computing Benefit ​

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We all want benefits of Hyperconverged Computing:

- Fewer cables and devices on our desk

- Faster performance

- More scalable computing capabilities

- Better use of technology spending

- Greater efficiency (less power)

- Lower cost systems

- Maximum productivity

- Simpler administration

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CROSSPORT Introduced the Hyperconverged Data Platform for Personal Computing

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Our lowest latency data connection ties systems together with the highest bandwidth, maximum flexibility and lowest power. 

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With system connections that rival those in a data center, CROSSPORT unleashes the power of personal computing: making technology easier, faster and more adaptable to our needs,

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Capacities and capabilities will take time to mature but the capability is now available. Beginning with simplified file sharing and then resource sharing, CROSSPOR's software-driven data platform creates the potential for data-center-level compute in every home.

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Follow us and learn how we can help you benefit from the Hyperconvergence movement in Personal Computing too.

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