Case Studies

In 2022, Mikomax purchased IFS Cloud software. While looking for an optimal technological solution for this platform, the company rented servers from EIP S.A. – a hardware distribution company belonging to the same capital group as MAIN.

WEDOS, a leading cybersecurity and hosting provider, faced increasing challenges responding to brute force attacks and expanding its global points of presence (PoPs). Traditional servers proved inefficient, expensive, and difficult to scale.

Ampere Cloud Native Processors deliver superior performance while consuming less power than comparable x86-based processors1, an ideal combination for SADA’s performance focused, cost conscious, and environmentally aware customers.

With Ampere A1 compute instances, Oracle provides predictable performance and a cost-effective and power-efficient infrastructure, so developers can deliver the improved price-performance that Oracle’s customers expect.

By migrating their video services platform to Ampere A1 processors on OCI, 8x8 was able to achieve all 3 of their goals-exceptional price-performance, lower costs and sustainable energy consumption.

According to Stine, deploying the Ampere instance in a Supermicro server was surprisingly easy. “The integration was just as easy as dropping in another Intel server. Everything just worked—which was great and what we were really looking for.”

Lightly.ai’s cloud-based and on-premises data curation tool analyzes and improves the quality of video and image datasets for training machine learning models.

Ampere Altra processors satisfy the real-time data processing speeds required for Plesk’s popular WebOps platform, especially the low energy consumption and low thermal characteristics needed for modern web and data center apps.

Momento provides a serverless cache solution, utilizing Ampere-based Google Tau T2A instances, that automates resource management and optimization, allowing developers to integrate a fast and reliable cache without worrying about the underlying infrastructure.