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Edge Computing on Bare Metal: Crushing Latency in the Nordics

· CoolVDS Team

Stop routing local traffic through Frankfurt. A technical deep-dive into deploying distributed edge nodes in Norway using WireGuard, Nginx, and CoolVDS NVMe instances for sub-10ms latency.

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Edge Computing in 2025: Why Physics Hates Your Centralized Cloud

· CoolVDS Team

Latency isn't just a metric; it's a barrier to entry. We dissect real-world edge use cases in Norway, from IoT aggregation to GDPR compliance, and show why a localized VPS strategy beats the centralized hyperscalers every time.

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Edge Computing in the Nordics: When "The Cloud" is Too Slow

· CoolVDS Team

Physics dictates that light takes time to travel. For Nordic industries, routing traffic to Frankfurt is no longer an option. Here is how to architect true edge solutions using K3s and NVMe VPS in Norway.

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Edge Computing in 2024: Architecting Low-Latency Nodes in Norway

· CoolVDS Team

Physics is stubborn. When 30ms to Frankfurt isn't fast enough, you need the Edge. We dissect real-world use cases for regional edge nodes, from maritime IoT aggregation to GDPR-compliant data processing, with production-ready configs.

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Edge Computing in 2023: Why Proximity to Oslo Matters More Than Raw Compute

· CoolVDS Team

Latency isn't just a metric; it's a liability. We explore real-world edge computing use cases in Norway, from IoT data aggregation to GDPR-compliant caching, and why deploying closer to the Norwegian Internet Exchange (NIX) is the smart architectural move.

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Latency Kills: Why Edge Computing in Norway Beats the Centralized Cloud

· CoolVDS Team

Physics is undefeated. For Norwegian businesses, relying on 'eu-central-1' creates unavoidable latency. We explore practical edge computing use cases, NIX peering, and the server configs needed to handle real-time data in 2022.