Clockwork to Demonstrate Cloud Latency Sensei Software and Preview Upcoming Releases for Identifying and Eliminating Latency Bottlenecks

San Francisco, CA, October 24, 2022 – Clockwork, a developer of cloud synchronization technology for time-sensitive applications, today announced that it will share broader details about general availability of its existing offerings and preview future releases during KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2022. 

No matter your industry, every company is now a cloud company—which means keeping your applications and services up and running are table stakes; it’s business critical to pinpoint and eliminate latency. 

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Leveraging its highly accurate software-based clock synchronization technology, Clockwork.io powers time-sensitive applications in financial trading, high-tech, ecommerce and online gaming by identifying and eliminating latency and bandwidth bottlenecks.  Clockwork.io’s solutions offer new visibility and control over your cloud infrastructure so you maximize the cloud resources you’re paying for, extract optimal resource efficiency by eliminating bottlenecks, and deliver the best experience to your customers and users.

Clockwork’s Latency Sensei software is built on top of Clockwork’s ground-breaking clock synchronization technology developed at Stanford University, which precisely synchronizes clocks in data centers from a single region to across the world.

Earlier this year, Clockwork exited from stealth mode and announced a Series A round at $21M, led by NEA. Customer and partner demand has been strong, Clockwork’s product is being used by eBay, Wells Fargo, the Royal Bank of Canada, XR Trading, and other leading financial trading and high-tech companies. 

To learn more and sign up for a free trial, visit https://www.clockwork.io/latency-sensei/

or stop by Clockwork’s booth—SU59—near the Project Pavillion at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2022 from October 26-28 to see their latest demos, including a preview of their new network congestion control product which reduces packet loss to near zero.

​​Clockwork is co-hosting a networking event on Wednesday, October 26th at 8 p.m. ET at Shelby, a speakeasy-style bar just 5 minutes walking from Huntington Place. Meet other KubeCon + CloudNativeCon participants and talk with co-hosts Growthpoint Technology Partners, Clockwork.io, and BoxBoat (an IBM company) about the most recent developments in technology and acquisition trends. Space is limited – first come, first served. RSVP here. 

About Clockwork

Founded by a team from Stanford University, Clockwork’s technology enables time-sensitive applications in areas such as financial trading, high-tech, and online gaming. Being software-based, its solutions can run anywhere: in on-premises data centers, public clouds, or hybrid environments. Taking aim at the “clockless architecture” prevalent in distributed systems and networks, Clockwork aims to redefine a large part of the way these technologies (which underlie the cloud) are currently practiced. Learn more at clockwork.io.