Scale Computing

Scale Computing is an industry-leading, edge-first platform company that provides highly integrated IT infrastructure solutions for edge computing, virtualization, and hyperconvergence. Uniquely positioned to power the AI-driven future of distributed enterprises, the company was fundamentally transformed in July 2025 when it was acquired by the secure edge networking provider Acumera—which subsequently rebranded the combined, Oaktree Capital Management-backed entity as Scale Computing. Today, the company empowers thousands of organizations worldwide to run mission-critical applications autonomously and securely outside of centralized data centers, scaling seamlessly from a single location to up to 50,000 sites.

At the core of the company’s product ecosystem is the Scale Computing Platform (SC//Platform). This unified solution replaces complex, traditional IT silos by combining servers, storage, and virtualization into a single, highly available architecture. Powered by the SC//HyperCore virtualization suite, the system features patented, self-healing technology that automatically identifies and mitigates infrastructure problems in real-time, ensuring maximum application uptime even when local IT resources are scarce. The broader portfolio also features robust management and security tools, including SC//Fleet Manager for cloud-hosted edge orchestration and SC//AcuVigil for proactive 24/7 managed network security and remote access.

Currently guided by CEO Bill Morrow, alongside newly appointed President and COO Mark Cree and CFO Richard Williams, Scale Computing is executing a rapid growth and expansion strategy. Moving through 2026, the company continues to capitalize on major industry shifts—such as aggressively helping organizations transition away from VMware to its hyperconverged alternatives—and recently rolled out its new Velocity Partner Program. Furthermore, Scale Computing significantly bolstered its capabilities in early 2026 with the strategic acquisition of Adaptiv Networks, adding enhanced cloud-native SD-WAN and SASE offerings to its already formidable edge computing portfolio.