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EdgeConneX and Lume Partner on Intelligent Edge and Cloud

By Ken Briodagh September 13, 2019

According to a recent release, EdgeConneX, an Edge Data Center company, is working with Lume to bring cloud solutions to midmarket and enterprise businesses operating at the Edge. With the IoT, 5G and other innovative applications challenging traditional centralized data center models, this partnership intends to help solve for many common cloud adoption challenges, the companies said. Now, EdgeConneX customers reportedly can leverage Lume’s Cloud Anyware service suite to deploy proximate dedicated private, virtual private, hybrid and on-premise cloud solutions.

“The Edge is not so much a place as it is a way of architecting the Internet to be responsive to businesses’ needs for localized network peering, data acquisition, compute processing and storage as close as possible to their end-users,” said Phillip Marangella, CMO, EdgeConneX. “Whereas long-standing cloud service offerings are often clustered and centralized in design, our partnership with Lume distributes diverse cloud solutions locally, exactly where businesses need them. We’re excited about our partnership with Lume because it supports us in accomplishing a critical goal – bringing the Cloud to the Edge, local and highly proximate to enterprise customers.”

As companies increasingly leverage hybrid cloud deployments and applications like Virtual Desktop Infrastructure, they have a pressing need to circumvent distance, capacity and centralized processing constraints, the companies said. As other big name enterprise software companies like VMware also move to upgrade Edge cloud portfolios, the EdgeConneX – Lume collaboration is a strategic move designed to reinforce their positions as providers of Edge-aware Internet architecture.

“We value our partnership with EdgeConneX, a true pioneer in edge data center development and innovation,” states Josh Rhine, CMO, Lume. “Location matters and being at the “Edge” is important to our customers. It decreases latency, can help meet compliance requirements, and provides geographically diverse locations for colocation, cloud solutions, and disaster recovery environments.  EdgeConneX footprint of data centers allows us to add even more locations for deploying our Cloud Anyware? solutions and gives our customers more options for selecting the right data center location, and help define what the ‘cloud’ means for them.”


Ken Briodagh is a storyteller, writer and editor with about two decades of experience under his belt. He is in love with technology and if he had his druthers would beta test everything from shoe phones to flying cars.

Edited by Ken Briodagh
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