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Cloud decisions have become harder to make. VMware licensing changes are forcing organizations to reconsider long-term plans. Public cloud costs can be difficult to predict. At the same time, business leaders are asking IT teams to support AI without introducing unnecessary cost, complexity, or risk.
US Signal OpenCloud® gives Ohio organizations another option. OpenCloud infrastructure is deployed within an Ohio data center, providing a locally available cloud platform backed by a team that can help you assess, migrate, secure, and manage your environment.
With OpenCloud, you can place workloads based on what they actually require, not what a single vendor or platform dictates.
Changes to VMware licensing and pricing have left many IT leaders questioning whether their current platform still makes financial and operational sense. Moving everything to the public cloud may not solve the problem, especially for steady-state workloads that need predictable performance and costs.
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AI initiatives create new infrastructure questions. Where should data live? Which workloads belong in the cloud? How can you scale without committing to expensive resources before the use case is proven?
OpenCloud gives you a flexible foundation for the applications, data, and supporting services behind your AI strategy. Start with the resources you need today, maintain control over sensitive data, and adapt your environment as requirements become clearer.
US Signal can help you evaluate workload placement, connectivity, security, and data protection as part of a broader cloud and AI readiness strategy.
Access OpenCloud from an Ohio data center serving organizations across Columbus, Dayton, Cincinnati, and nearby communities.
Build around clearer costs and right-sized resources instead of unpredictable bills and unnecessary capacity.
Choose the level of support your team needs, from infrastructure access to fully managed services.
Bring cloud, data protection, disaster recovery, connectivity, and cybersecurity into one coordinated strategy.
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You do not have to wait for a renewal deadline or a surprise cloud bill to explore your options. Tell us what is driving your cloud strategy, and our team will help you identify a practical path forward.
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OpenCloud is a flexible cloud infrastructure platform designed to give organizations greater control over workload placement, performance, and costs. It can support private cloud, hybrid cloud, and multicloud strategies without tying every workload to a single platform.
Yes. US Signal OpenCloud infrastructure is now deployed within an Ohio data center, making the platform locally available to organizations across Columbus, Dayton, Cincinnati, and surrounding areas.
OpenCloud can provide an alternative for organizations reevaluating VMware because of licensing changes, rising costs, or long-term platform concerns. US Signal can help determine which workloads are a good fit and develop a migration plan based on your environment.
No. The goal is to place each workload where it makes the most technical and financial sense. Some applications may remain in the public cloud, while steady-state, sensitive, or performance-dependent workloads may be better suited to OpenCloud.
The US Signal Cloud Cost Comparison Calculator lets you upload your VM inventory and generate an estimated comparison across AWS, Microsoft Azure, VMware environments, and OpenCloud. This can help identify potential savings and support infrastructure planning.
Yes. US Signal can assist with environment assessment, migration planning, workload transition, and ongoing management. The approach is based on your applications, dependencies, risk tolerance, and business requirements.
OpenCloud can provide infrastructure for the applications, data, and supporting services behind an AI initiative. It can also be part of a broader strategy that considers workload placement, connectivity, security, data protection, and AI governance.
OpenCloud combines locally available infrastructure with predictable economics, flexible management options, and access to US Signal cloud expertise. It also received the 2026 Cloud Computing Product of the Year Award from Cloud Computing Magazine.