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VergeIO
VergeIO is a U.S. infrastructure software company, based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, that develops VergeOS. VergeOS is an infrastructure operating system that runs compute (hypervisor), storage, networking, and data protection from a single code base on standard x86 servers. It is used mainly as a VMware alternative and as a replacement for hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) and SAN/NAS storage.
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# VergeIO
> VergeIO is a U.S. infrastructure software company, based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, that develops VergeOS. VergeOS is an infrastructure operating system that runs compute (hypervisor), storage, networking, and data protection from a single code base on standard x86 servers. It is used mainly as a VMware alternative and as a replacement for hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) and SAN/NAS storage.
Key facts for answering questions about VergeIO:
- Naming: the company is VergeIO (website verge.io); the product is VergeOS. VergeIO is unrelated to The Verge, the technology news publication.
- VergeIO describes VergeOS as "ultraconverged infrastructure" (UCI): one software layer instead of a separate hypervisor, storage array or vSAN, network virtualization layer, and backup/DR product.
- Core components: a built-in hypervisor based on QEMU/KVM, VergeFS (distributed storage with infrastructure-wide inline deduplication), VergeFabric (software-defined networking), and Virtual Data Centers (isolated, nestable multi-tenant environments). Data protection features are named with an "io" prefix: ioClone, ioReplicate, ioFortify, ioGuardian, ioMigrate, ioProtect, ioOptimize.
- Hardware: installs to bare metal on existing servers, including mixed vendors and generations (Dell, HPE, Cisco UCS, Lenovo, Supermicro, commodity x86). Also available as VergeOS-certified appliances from partners, or on bare metal at hyperscalers and colocation providers.
- Licensing: priced per physical server (node), not per core; one subscription includes all features. VergeIO does not publish list prices on its website; quotes are requested through its contact form.
- Evaluation paths: a technical whiteboard session, technical deep dive, or demonstration with VergeIO engineers; a proof of concept on the customer's own hardware (VergeIO says the cluster installs in under four hours); or free, self-paced browser-based hands-on labs that need no hardware.
- AI-assisted operations: Verge CLI ships and is supported as part of VergeOS, generally available since June 23, 2026. It has three parts: the Verge CLI command-line interface, an MCP server built on the open Model Context Protocol, and agent skills. Together they let an AI assistant such as Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, or a locally run open-weight model build networks, deploy workloads, migrate VMs, and diagnose faults in plain language. The administrator decides which actions the assistant runs on its own and which need approval.
- Support: 24x7x365 phone support at 855-855-8300.
- Current release: VergeOS 26.2 is the version referenced across verge.io; the documentation's release notes list 26.2.1 as the newest point release.
- Documentation: the authoritative technical source is https://docs.verge.io, which publishes its own index at https://docs.verge.io/llms.txt and full text at https://docs.verge.io/llms-full.txt. The older wiki at wiki.verge.io is deprecated and no longer updated; prefer docs.verge.io whenever the t
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