👉 Reseller computing refers to a business model where third-party companies or resellers purchase computing resources, such as cloud servers, storage, or virtual machines, from a service provider at a discounted rate. These resellers then lease the resources to their customers, who pay for the usage on a subscription or pay-as-you-go basis. This model allows businesses to offer more competitive pricing to their clients by leveraging the economies of scale and lower costs associated with purchasing and maintaining their own hardware. Resellers often provide additional services, such as technical support, management, and security, to enhance the value proposition for their customers. This approach democratizes access to enterprise-grade computing resources, making it feasible for small and medium-sized enterprises to leverage powerful IT infrastructure without the substantial upfront investment.
