FusionLayer lauded as top edge computing leader by Insights Success magazine

FusionLayer’s technologies enable global telecoms and enterprises to automate network operations, simplify IP assignment and configuration and extend automation to service activation. With over 30 international patents, FusionLayer claims to offer a platform that enables scalability, visibility and continuity across multiple clouds, data centers and multi-access edge clouds.

Juha Holkkola, the co-founder and CEO of FusionLayer notes that “this is the stuff that the future of networking is made of.”

By leveraging FusionLayer’s solutions, company executives say telecoms and enterprises can benefit from cost savings and enhanced business continuity. The technology facilitates end-to-end network automation and decreases service activation time from weeks to a few minutes. It also can reduce Operating Expenses (OPEX) by automating IP assignment and configuration processes.

The company says that the culmination of these advantages results in significant financial savings, often reaching millions of dollars annually.

FusionLayer aims to lead in multi-access edge cloud (MEC) and 5G infrastructure, supporting AI and immersive applications. Company executives say that its efficient infrastructure plays an additional important role as demand grows.

Holkkola explains that the most effective way to expand Artificial Intelligence or AI-enabled applications is by deploying them on multiple edge computing nodes.

“This approach necessitates reliable network connectivity among all these edge nodes, which substantially escalates network complexity,” says Holkkola. “Simplifying this complexity is FusionLayer’s mission.”

In early 2021, FusionLayer launched a refreshed brand strategy to help solidify its tech leadership within the edge cloud and the network automation realms.

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automation  |  edge infrastructure  |  edge networking  |  FusionLayer