hyperscale computing

Hyperscale computing is overscale computing. It is a data center architecture that adapts to increased demands at short notice and seamlessly delivers computing power, storage resources, and more powerful networks.

Hyperscale data centers can consist of thousands of virtual servers that actively intervene directly when demand increases. Because corresponding architectures are built with off-the- shelf products, the total cost of ownership is based on availability requirements. Hyperscale computing usually works with distributed computing systems in distributed computing, grid computing or cloud computing.