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Secure cloud infrastructure optimized for industrial IoT

April 24, 2017

The Midfin Systems eFabric vision leverages our core expertise in security and managing data centers at scale to provide low-latency, secure, and highly available edge computing and data analytics infrastructure at the edge of the network. Our edges are suited to handle high-throughput and low-latency dataflows, while minimizing the danger of vendor lock-in from proprietary PaaS solutions. Our approach fully leverages the cost benefits of existing open source platforms such as Apache Spark, Apache Hadoop, battle tested timeseries analysis systems such as OpenTSDB and emergent IoT platforms such as Kaa. We provide the services that you want to run at your edges without having to assume all of the operational complexity and costs of running these services yourself. Midfin Systems extends the plug and play.

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Secure cloud infrastructure optimized for industrial IoT