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# Introducing CloudLink

CloudLink offers users the power to connect their personal cloud resources with Neverinstall's functionality, essentially enabling them to host Neverinstall within their own cloud environment.

#### **Advantages of Using CloudLink:**

Here are some key benefits that CloudLink provides to users:

* **Resource Management:** Users have full control over their cloud resources, allowing for optimized allocation and usage.
* **Data Localization:** Users have direct control over where their data is stored, helping ensure compliance with data privacy regulations and corporate policies.
* **Access Control:** Users can set their own policies regarding who can access their stored information and when.
* **GPU Support:** CloudLink provides support for GPU acceleration over the cloud, offering enhanced performance for graphics-intensive applications.
* **Always-On Servers:** With CloudLink, servers can stay active round-the-clock, ensuring availability whenever needed.
* **Optimized Latency:** CloudLink strives to provide the lowest latency possible, leading to better performance and user experience.
* **Customizable Auto-Pause and Max Session Duration:** Users can self-configure settings like auto-pause and max session duration to optimize their cloud usage.

### Cloud Providers supported by Neverinstall-

* Vultr
* Azure
* Amazon web services
* Google cloud provider (coming soon)
* Oracle (coming soon)
* Digital Ocean (coming soon)
* Scaleway (coming soon)


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