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When you launch the application, you’ll see the {{software | When you launch the application, you’ll see the {{software client}} running on your laptop. However, behind this local interface lies a sophisticated ISO 27001 certified cloud computing infrastructure known as the {{software server}}, hosted and developed in The Netherlands. | ||
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* Operates on bare-metal servers and network infrastructure owned by Tygron. | * Operates on bare-metal servers and network infrastructure owned by Tygron. | ||
* The software stack is built on Linux, offering a secure and vendor independent foundation. | * The software stack is built on Linux, offering a secure and vendor independent foundation. | ||
* On top of this, the {{software | * On top of this, the {{software server}} runs, utilizing open-source libraries alongside proprietary components developed by Tygron. | ||
Revision as of 10:20, 3 August 2026
When you launch the application, you’ll see the Tygron Client running on your laptop. However, behind this local interface lies a sophisticated ISO 27001 certified cloud computing infrastructure known as the Tygron Engine, hosted and developed in The Netherlands.
Hosted & Developed in The Netherlands
- Situated in a state-of-the-art Tier 3 data center in the Netherlands, featuring redundant network connections and power supplies.
- Operates on bare-metal servers and network infrastructure owned by Tygron.
- The software stack is built on Linux, offering a secure and vendor independent foundation.
- On top of this, the Tygron Engine runs, utilizing open-source libraries alongside proprietary components developed by Tygron.