Stockholm, Sweden. Avassa, a provider of a container application management platform for the edge, is pleased to announce a partnership with Host Mobility, an expert manufacturer of custom edge hardware…
SAN JOSE, Calif. — May 4, 2023 — ZEDEDA, the leader in edge infrastructure orchestration, today announced its partnership with Avassa, a provider of a container management platform purpose-built for…
2023-04-27. Stockholm, Sweden. Avassa, a leading provider of application management and monitoring solutions, is proud to announce their new collaboration with Red Hat. This reflects Avassa’s commitment to delivering innovative…
Stockholm, Sweden. Flasheye is a leading provider of GDPR-compliant deviation and incident detection solutions. With extensive experience in creating stellar LiDAR sensor technology, Flasheye now take a step forward in…
Avassa, a Swedish edge application management platform provider has established a key position within the edge computing ecosystem with a uniquely opinionated solution for container orchestration in distributed environments. With…
Applying a hybrid approach combining in-store and cloud software is becoming an increasingly important part of the digital transformation of retail stores. Hosting critical application components inside the stores with cloud backups unlocks many…
STOCKHOLM, SWE. 22 November 2022 – Avassa, a Swedish edge application orchestration platform provider, and Axiomatics, the leader in delivering award-winning, next-generation authorization have partnered to provide a secure and…
SUFFOLK, VA — November 21, 2022: Intellyx, the first and only analyst firm dedicated to digital transformation, today announced that Avassa has now won the 2022 Digital Innovator Award. With their application…
A key principle of edge computing is to allow applications to run where they contribute with the most value. Often, that means the environment where data is generated from various…
While many companies and organizations today have come a long way on their cloud journey, there are many applications that neither can nor should be migrated to a public cloud….