Distributed Edge Compute Infrastructure

Run Your Code Milliseconds From Every User

CloudX is a globally distributed compute fabric. Deploy once and your workloads run at the edge, close to wherever your users actually are.

Platform

What CloudX does

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Global Anycast Fabric

One deployment, hundreds of locations. Requests route to the nearest healthy node automatically.

Cold Starts Under 5ms

Lightweight isolates instead of containers. Functions spin up faster than a network round-trip.

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Edge State

Replicated key-value and durable objects that live at the edge, so reads stay local.

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Zero-Trust by Default

Every request is authenticated and every workload is isolated. Multi-tenancy without the blast radius.

<5ms
Cold start
300+
Edge locations
99.99%
Uptime SLA

FAQ

Questions

How is CloudX different from a CDN?

A CDN caches static assets. CloudX runs your actual compute at the edge, so dynamic logic and state also live close to the user.

What runtimes do you support?

JavaScript and WebAssembly today, with any language that compiles to Wasm. Containers are supported for heavier workloads.

How does state replication work?

Edge key-value is eventually consistent and globally readable. Durable objects give you a single-writer, strongly consistent option when you need it.

Can I bring my own domain?

Yes. Point your domain at CloudX and we handle TLS, routing, and global distribution automatically.

How do I get started?

Install the CLI, write a function, and deploy. Your code is live at the edge worldwide within seconds.

Latency is a feature you can ship.

Move your compute to the edge and give every user a local experience.

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From the Blog

The Edge Is Where Latency Goes to Die

Centralized clouds optimized for cost per compute. The edge optimizes for distance to the user, which is the variable that actually shapes experience.

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Isolates Beat Containers at the Edge

Containers were built for the data center. At the edge, where you want thousands of tenants per node and instant starts, lightweight isolates win.

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State at the Edge Is the Hard Part

Running stateless functions globally is easy. The interesting engineering is giving them fast, consistent access to data without dragging everything back to a central database.

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Multi-Tenancy Without the Blast Radius

Packing many customers onto shared hardware is how the edge stays affordable. Doing it without one tenant being able to harm another is the whole game.

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Deploy Once, Run Everywhere

The promise of the edge is not configuration. It is that you stop thinking about regions entirely and let the platform place your code where it is needed.

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