HyperSERV: Hyperconverged Compute
HyperSERV combines compute, storage and virtualization into a single hyperconverged appliance running StratiSTOR + StratiSERV — fitting operating models whose data center footprint is shrinking toward edge and remote-office deployments, and whose ops posture wants single-pane lifecycle on a single SKU rather than separate compute, storage and hypervisor stacks.
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