Arrcus Optimizes Cloud Egress Fees With Cost-Based Routing
Category: Impact BriefNetwork software solution provider Arrcus introduced the ability to route traffic based on cloud egress fees, a feature that promises to save enterprises vast sums when they move data across a hybrid multi-cloud network.
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