Data Sovereignty Without the Complexity or Cost
Hear what Omdia’s new research says about the rising complexity and cost of data sovereignty, then watch VergeOS deliver sovereign infrastructure on hardware you own.
From Omdia’s Findings to a Live VergeOS Demo
What Omdia Found
Simon Robinson shares Omdia’s new research on how organizations meet sovereignty requirements, the challenges they rank highest and what they expect compliance to cost.
Residency Is Not Sovereignty
Simon and George discuss why data location alone leaves jurisdiction, key custody and the kill switch in someone else’s hands.
Fewer Layers to Secure
George shows how VergeOS runs compute, storage, networking, data protection and private AI in one code base, leaving IT fewer layers to secure, staff and audit.
Sovereignty by Workload
Nested Virtual Data Centers give each workload group its own compute, storage, network, administrators and placement rules on shared hardware.
VergeOS in Action
Dave Vincent puts these capabilities to work live in VergeOS, from encryption and site syncs to tenants and fully disconnected operation.
Bring Your Requirements
Simon, George and Dave answer audience questions about sovereignty plans, cloud repatriation and running infrastructure without a vendor connection.
Built for Small Teams With Big Sovereignty Requirements
This session is for IT leaders, infrastructure architects and systems engineers who own a sovereignty requirement and a limited staff to meet it. Midsize enterprises running the whole data center with a three-to-five-person IT team will get the most from it, along with any organization working through GDPR, NIS2, DORA or the EU Data Act.
If your team is also choosing a VMware alternative, planning cloud repatriation or deciding where private AI should run, the same architecture decision answers each of those questions.
One Infrastructure Operating System
VergeOS is an infrastructure operating system that unifies virtualization, storage, networking and data protection in a single code base, and VergeIQ adds private AI on GPUs the customer owns. Management runs inside your own data center, Virtual Data Centers deliver secure nested multitenancy, and an air-gap license lets the platform run fully disconnected.
VergeOS runs on a wide range of existing x86 servers, including mixed generations, so the servers already in the rack stay in service. Organizations use it to replace VMware, bring cloud workloads home and build sovereign private clouds at every site their rules require.
Independent Research on Data Sovereignty
Omdia is a global technology research and advisory firm. Simon Robinson leads its coverage of storage and data infrastructure, and his team’s new research examines how organizations meet data sovereignty requirements and what those requirements cost them. This webinar is one of the first opportunities to hear Simon walk through the results and take questions on them.