Gaming

Online gaming has exploded into a popular multi-billion phenomenon in just a few short years. Fortunes can be won or lost on a split second in-game decision.

Over 80% of gamers have reported that their maneuvers have been adversely affected because of latency in the gaming experience. At times, consequences worth millions of dollars are on the line, as well as the reputations of individual gamers, and the gaming community has little forgiveness for companies who tolerate a sub-optimal experience. Distribution of gaming infrastructure at the edge is becoming more popular as the demand for performance increases.

EdgeMicro offers gaming companies and their ecosystems:

  • High capacity flow optimization of gaming traffic that stays in geographically specific regions as needed, leading to better performance
  • Ultra low latency that reduces risk of non-registered gaming actions
  • The ability to minimize potential catastrophic multi-player game failures through a widely distributed compute architecture at the edge
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What the Industry is saying about EdgeMicro

reviews

"What EdgeMicro is doing brings the full power of mobile Internet connectivity to billions of mobile devices at a moment in time when the volume and importance of those devices is exploding. Those devices are the future, and EdgeMicro is making the future possible."

– WebWire

"EdgeMicro is comprised of an elite group of technology executives with expertise, business acumen and relationships to deliver data center capacity and connectivity at the scale the mobile economy requires."

– Light Reading

"A game changer for the industry."

Data Center Frontier

"Cloudflare’s mission is to help build a better Internet. This means improving its security, reliability, and performance, which are all directly supported by our work with EdgeMicro."

Nitin Rao

"The EdgeMicro team’s mindset aligns with our own philosophy, which is about supporting the customer’s business objectives not simply their physical assets."

Eric Gottschlich, Director of Data Center Services at Murphy