There’s a turning point happening in cloud computing. Teams are done chasing abstractions. They want performance that scales, infrastructure they can trust, and costs that make sense. But more than that, they want to build with intention on platforms that align with their technical needs and their business goals. That’s why 639Cloud is launching zCloud, a fully managed cloud platform powered by Zadara’s enterprise-grade infrastructure and integrated into our sustainable, solar-powered data centers. zCloud delivers everything developers and operators expect from a modern infrastructure platform (virtual machines, high-availability storage, hybrid capabilities, and enterprise-grade SLAs), with zero maintenance overhead and clean, consumption-based pricing.

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This isn’t just another virtual server dashboard. It’s a managed cloud that gives you the performance and control you need, backed by infrastructure you don’t have to build or babysit.

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Cloud That Works Like You Do

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Most cloud platforms fall short in one of two ways. Either they lock you into complex, opaque ecosystems with unpredictable billing, or they offload the burden of managing infrastructure back onto your team. Neither option truly serves the teams doing the work. zCloud was launched to address that gap. With zCloud, businesses get a production-ready, fully managed cloud platform without needing to own the hardware or staff the infrastructure. It runs from inside 639Cloud’s solar-powered facilities, offering customers a clean, scalable way to deploy VMs, manage storage, and support critical workloads, without platform lock-in or surprise fees. The result is a new kind of cloud experience: simple to deploy, sustainable to operate, and structured around the needs of developers and technical teams.

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Powered by Zadara

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At the core of zCloud is Zadara’s globally proven infrastructure platform, built on zCompute and zStorage. For more than a decade, Zadara has supported enterprises with flexible, secure, API-driven infrastructure at scale. Their architecture allows 639Cloud to offer high-performance virtual machines, enterprise backup, and scalable storage—all as a fully managed service with predictable, per-use billing. We chose Zadara as our technology partner because their model matches our priorities. They provide global reach, SLA-backed performance, and composable infrastructure without the overhead of hyperscaler complexity. That alignment allows 639Cloud to focus on what we do best: delivering clean, responsive, cost-effective compute environments at the edge.

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“Zadara gives us the building blocks we need—enterprise-grade, API-driven, and globally supported—so we can focus on delivering an exceptional experience.”
— Russ Dailey, VP of Cloud at 639Cloud

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A Real-World Example

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Imagine a SaaS company running CI/CD pipelines for multiple client environments. In a traditional cloud, spinning up isolated test and staging environments means dealing with variable billing, IOPS throttling, and opaque infrastructure dependencies. With zCloud, that same team can deploy clean, high-performance virtual environments with full visibility. Backed by Zadara’s infrastructure and delivered by 639Cloud, zCloud provides predictable pricing, root-level access, and scalable storage, all inside a data center powered by the sun. That’s not just a feature set; it’s a strategy for infrastructure that stays fast, efficient, and aligned with real-world business growth.

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Who zCloud Is For

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zCloud isn’t a generic IaaS offering. It was launched for organizations who need full control over their workloads without needing to manage physical infrastructure. It's ideal for dev teams scaling beyond shared hosting, businesses looking to simplify hybrid deployments, and organizations aiming to reduce operational complexity without sacrificing flexibility. Whether you’re launching SaaS products, managing large data sets, building edge applications, or looking for enterprise backup-as-a-service, zCloud offers a ready-to-run solution that adapts to your architecture. It’s VMware-like control, minus the CapEx. All delivered with SLA-backed support and zero vendor lock-in.

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Sustainability from the Source

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zCloud operates inside 639Cloud’s solar-powered facilities, meaning sustainability isn’t a marketing angle, it’s a core capability. From power generation to deployment efficiency, every zCloud instance runs with minimal environmental impact. That’s not achieved through offsets or greenwashed data centers, but through real solar infrastructure that delivers clean energy directly to compute workloads. By combining clean power with usage-based billing, zCloud gives customers more than just cloud services. It offers a way to scale with responsibility. Every deployment uses only what’s needed, draws power from a renewable source, and avoids the waste of traditional infrastructure footprints.

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zCloud is designed for fast deployments and long-term value. There’s no long setup process, no bloated onboarding, and no hardware procurement cycle. Whether you’re launching a dev environment, moving from a co-located server model, or looking to scale hybrid workloads across locations, zCloud can be provisioned in minutes and scaled as your team grows. It’s a fully managed service, but it doesn’t abstract away the things that matter. You still get full OS-level control, direct access to your compute and storage resources, and visibility into what your infrastructure is doing at every layer.

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What Does that Mean for Your Team?

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zCloud is already available to early adopters and actively rolling out across industries like SaaS, media, compliance-heavy services, and regional IT providers. These teams are choosing zCloud because they need reliability, sustainability, and simplicity—not another provider that makes infrastructure harder than it has to be. Whether you’re scaling out your product, looking for predictable compute costs, or just trying to get out from under hyperscaler complexity, zCloud is a credible, clean, and ready-to-deploy alternative.

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Visit 639cloud.com/zcloud to learn more or schedule a free consultation. We’ll help you assess whether zCloud is a fit and guide your team through an onboarding plan that works for your business.