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Imagine What You Could Do If...
Connect to Public Clouds in Minutes with Zero Networking Experience
You no longer have to let complex networking slow your Data teams down
Cut your Cloud Data Egress Fees By As Much as 75%!
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Fully automated service that allows you to create connections to public clouds in three easy steps. Pick your end points, select your speed, enter your cloud details, and press go!
Our software does everything for you. We manage the setup of all the networking configuration including the setup of BGP, NAT, and encryption. Whatever is needed to move your data from your location all the way into your cloud.
Pulling data out of clouds can be very expensive. Our Cloud Connect as a Service uses dedicated private cloud connections. This means you get to take advantage of direct connect pricing instead of paying higher internet access fees. Use our calculator to see how much you could save.
The Stateless Cloud Connect as a Service includes everything you need to reach clouds including the network transport needed to reach the cloud access points. Our networking partners services are fully integrated in our service. You only need to get your data to our service location, we do the rest!
Our Cloud Connect as a Service solution uses our patented Stateless Router Software to create all the network functions you need. No networking hardware needed.
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PRAISE FOR STATELESS
"The uniqueness of removing state from the functions themselves enables scalability and efficiency that is difficult to achieve otherwise [...] it's a revolutionary architecture."
- Network World
Praise for Stateless
"The uniqueness of removing state from the functions themselves enables scalability and efficiency that is difficult to achieve otherwise [...] it's a revolutionary architecture."
- Network World
