VergeOS is engineered for speed. With a single-layer virtualization architecture and hardware-efficient design, it delivers performance that rivals bare-metal—even in multi-tenant, mixed-workload environments.
Whether you’re running high-performance databases, VDI, or analytics workloads, VergeIO keeps latency low and throughput high.
Experience VMware-class performance with our UCI solution. Benefit from faster data processing, reduced latency, and improved application responsiveness, ensuring optimal performance for your critical workloads.
Traditional hypervisors add overhead through multiple layers and interdependencies. VergeOS simplifies the stack:
Native hypervisor optimized for high throughput and low latency
Direct integration with storage and networking—no external layers
Ideal for IOPS-heavy workloads like OLTP, VDI, and streaming apps
VergeIO includes a high-performance software-defined storage layer that scales with your workload:
Intelligent caching and parallelism
Zero-copy cloning and snapshotting
Inline deduplication and compression for efficient data handling
This boosts throughput while saving on storage footprint.
With VergeOS, everything is managed from a single web-based console—no plugins, no agents, no extra licenses.
View and manage virtual resources across multiple tenants and nodes
Automate provisioning, snapshots, network configuration, and user access
Monitor performance, capacity, and system health in real time
Whether you’re running a 3-node cluster or managing multiple remote sites, the experience stays consistent and streamlined.
Your workloads get the resources they need—without noisy neighbors.
Fine-grained resource isolation per VM or tenant
Real-time performance monitoring and tuning
CPU, memory, and I/O controls to prioritize critical apps
You control how performance is distributed—no guessing, no surprises.
Near-native speed without hypervisor bloat
Optimized I/O throughput and low-latency storage operations
Smart resource isolation to prevent noisy-neighbour slowdowns
High performance at scale, even on mixed hardware
