Edgevana, a startup promising scalable capacity in Edge locations that aims to be a leader in Blockchain Infrastructure and Ecosystem Services has added support on the Solana, a web3 blockchain firm.
What is Edgevana?
Edgevana was created in 2019 by data center industry veterans Mark Thiele and Subhan Jahromi with the express goal of simplifying and speeding up the selection, provisioning, and deployment of the data center, co-location, and edge computing facilities.
What does Edgevana have to offer?
- Edgevana makes adopting edge computing easy for rapidly emerging web3 companies like the Solana Foundation and highly distributed, P2P networks like FileCoin.
- Ready to offer high-performance computing and near-infinite scalability, along with speed, security, and resiliency of the enterprise data center, all will be achieved without compromising decentralization network security.
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Solana will deploy 500 bare metal servers in 32 Edge locations managed by Edgevana. They will be used to support Solana’s “validator” servers, which managed the hashing and other blockchain functions, and “RPCs”, servers that use remote procedure calls from applications using the Solana blockchain as a resource.
The company has operated in stealth mode, signing partnerships with some 50 data center companies, along with multiple network service providers, according to Thiele.
“Edgevana was founded, abstracting away the data center providers providing the single throat to choke for data center and network-oriented solutions,” he told DCD in an interview. “We got yanked out of stealth by an opportunity in the Web3 space. It’s not where we were originally targeting, but it turns out how we were building the company was a perfect fit for Web3 companies.”
More also, Thiele said:
“These blockchain platforms need high-performance computing and near-infinite scalability, along with the speed, security, and resiliency of the enterprise data center ─ all without compromising decentralization or network security.”
According to the co-founder of Edgevana, he said Edgevana has “put 500 servers distributed across 32 locations in 22 countries as a private, bare metal-as-a-service offering, with a front end that allows for customer billing.”
The deployment will let Solana’s customers buy and deploy validators with one click. It will then let Solana see in detail how the infrastructure is being used and how it’s performing, and bill those customers that want to run validators, as well as any applications that want to use the blockchain.
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According to the CEO of the Solana Foundation;
“This partnership provides crypto enthusiasts seeking to deepen their support on the Solana blockchain best-in-class edge computing, securely positioned in enterprise-class facilities, anywhere, and at any time,”
“Validators that use Edgevana for onboarding can reduce their hardware costs, have a pain-free and fast onboarding process, receive an affordable month-to-month contract, and scale without compromising security.”
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