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How Data Repatriation Can Transform Your IT Strategy

Optimize performance, reduce costs, and streamline your operations by regaining control of your data.
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Why It May Be Time to Exit the Cloud

Businesses are taking a second look at their data hosting strategy. Here’s why.

Cloud promised to solve everything – until it didn’t. While organizations rushed to the cloud for scalability and savings, reality proved different. Surging costs, latency issues, and mounting complexity are now driving companies toward hybrid infrastructure and colocation solutions.

It’s an approach that provides:

Is it time for you to reexamine your approach to the cloud?

What Is
Data Repatriation?

Data Repatriation simply means strategically moving your workloads from the cloud to environments that you control. 

Whether using co-location, private data centers, or hybrid setups, you decide what stays in the cloud and what doesn’t. The payoffs include cost-efficiency, performance, and great flexibility.

84 percent

84% of tech leaders rank cloud costs as their top challenge.

73 percent

73% use a hybrid approach to cloud.

10 percent

10% rely exclusively on public cloud.

Source: Flexera, State of the Cloud, 2024
90 Percent

90% of organizations will go hybrid by 2027.

Source: Gartner
27 percent

27% of organizations faced a security breach in their cloud infrastructure.

Source: Sentinel
25 percent

25% of organizations see ROI from cloud transformation efforts.

Source: IBM
Signs You Need to Rethink
Your Approach to the Cloud

In a world with new challenges, you may find the old approach to the cloud no longer works. Here are some of the signals to look for

  • Cloud costs are spiraling beyond your budget estimate.
  • Applications are sluggish, queries take too long, and users are complaining.
  • Managing data sovereignty and compliance is draining time and resources.
  • You feel like you’re increasingly left on your own by cloud providers.

Looking for guidance? We’re here to help.

You’re crazy if you don’t start in the cloud; you’re crazy if you stay on it.

Andreessen Horwitz report, The Cost of Cloud, a Trillion Dollar Paradox
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Key Benefits
of Cloud Repatriation

  • Predictable Costs: Stop surprise cloud bills and egress fees.

  • Better Performance: Deliver faster speeds and superior UX.

  • Enhanced Control: Keep your data secure and compliant.

  • True Flexibility: Use cloud only where it makes business sense.

Hybrid Solutions:
Find Your Balance
It’s not a choice between going all-in on the cloud or abandoning it altogether. It’s about finding what solves your needs.
Hybrid Cloud

Hybrid Cloud

Combine the scalability of the cloud with the reliability and control of on-prem or co-location.

Selective repatriation

Selective Repatriation

Move specific workloads — like high-security or high-performance needs — out of the cloud.

Regional hosting

Edge and Regional Hosting

Optimize performance by hosting data closer to your users or in compliance-specific regions.

Managed

Managed Co-Location

Retain control of your data while outsourcing infrastructure management to trusted experts.

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