Rethinking ERP infrastructure for AI and data sovereignty
ERP environments no longer belong entirely in public cloud. As AI workloads demand GPU access and sovereignty rules tighten, the split is clear: sandbox and dev environments (no production data) can stay in public cloud, while production, QA and test move to Equinix. There, Fabric Cloud Router provides direct, flat-cost connectivity to GPU-as-a-service providers, business partners and users. This avoids unpredictable egress costs and strengthens compliance.
ERP environments no longer belong entirely in public cloud. As AI workloads demand GPU access and sovereignty rules tighten, the split is clear: sandbox and dev environments (no production data) can stay in public cloud, while production, QA and test move to Equinix. There, Fabric Cloud Router provides direct, flat-cost connectivity to GPU-as-a-service providers, business partners and users. This avoids unpredictable egress costs and strengthens compliance.