Key takeaway SOC 2 Type II has become an essential part of SaaS procurement, often showing up before pricing. To simplify compliance, SaaS providers can work with infrastructure as a service (IaaS) providers that already hold a SOC 2 Type II report. Hivelocity has a SOC 2 Type II report …
Key takeaways Many fintech platform teams find themselves overpaying for burst-capable cloud resources that support workloads that don’t actually require elasticity. Hivelocity’s bare-metal infrastructure as a service (IaaS) solution provides dedicated hardware that’s ideal for steady-state workloads while enabling the cloudlike experience today’s fintech teams rely on. Many teams today are opting for a hybrid strategy where they optimize workload …
Key takeaway Many healthcare organizations received unexpectedly high cloud bills, even though they closely monitor big-ticket costs. Expenses for data egress, idle resources, storage management, security capabilities, and other items can add up quickly. Bare metal infrastructure eliminates several of these costs, giving healthcare organizations greater visibility and control over spending. Many financial leaders for healthcare organizations struggle to understand why their cloud bill keeps …
Key takeaways Embedded finance platforms can promise end-customers SLAs they can’t credibly meet by reselling on-demand hyperscale cloud resources. Building data centers is too expensive for most startups. White-label bare metal is an ideal option for fintechs and banking-as-a-service (BaaS) providers: dedicated hardware to support their platform that’s ultimately invisible to the end customer. Fintechs often pay a premium for hyperscale elasticity that most of their workloads don’t need. This consumes their margins. Customer …
Key takeaways To protect sensitive data, healthcare security leaders require a clear view of ownership for every element of their IT infrastructure. When relying on one or more hyperscale cloud providers, ownership can be murky, creating gaps that leave data exposed. Using dedicated infrastructure for key workloads can provide a clearer view of ownership and help organizations better protect …
New myVelocity capability reduces time and complexity in application deployment, helping customers get up and running faster without manual installation or configuration. TAMPA, FL – Monday, August 10, 2026 – Hivelocity, a provider of bare metal, colocation, edge computing, and cloud infrastructure solutions, today announced the launch of its App Store. In myVelocity, Hivelocity’s client portal, this new capability simplifies how customers …
Key takeaways Community banks and credit unions often lack the infrastructure they need to turn transactional data into actionable insights. For analytics, bare metal infrastructure provides better performance, more predictable costs, and tighter control of data than shared cloud environments. Teams can easily build an analytics dashboard on top of bare …
Key takeaways Organizations continuously search for ways to maximize the value of expensive commercial real estate. Server rooms should be included in office space ROI assessments. Colocation services enable organizations to reclaim the valuable space consumed by server rooms while retaining control of hardware. Commercial real estate is often one of the largest recurring operating expenses for organizations. To squeeze every …
Key takeaways Shifting steady-state workloads that don’t require elastic burst capabilities to single-tenant bare metal helps SaaS teams right-size their investments and optimize costs. Hivelocity provides infrastructure-as-code (IaC) capabilities and API-based provisioning so that teams can keep the same processes and workflows they’re used to in the cloud. Among SaaS companies, hybrid infrastructure has a reputation for being complicated to operate. The assumption …
Key takeaways Load times in EHR systems or medical imaging archives create significant friction in patient, provider, and staff experiences. Cloud multi-tenancy is a common cause of delays in the clinical data tier; shared resources can introduce resource competition that impacts latency-sensitive workloads. Hivelocity offers single-tenant, bare-metal infrastructure as a service (IaaS) for steady-state healthcare workloads, including EHR systems and …
Key takeways The price of new hardware is only one part of the total cost of a technology refreshes. Organizations should consider facility upgrade expenses and opportunity costs of missed investments. Choosing colocation services enables organizations to capitalize on next-generation hardware while avoiding the high costs of facility upgrades. When it’s time to refresh infrastructure, executive teams often focus primarily on the hardware. They …