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Scale-Up Network

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Definition of “Scale-Up Network” :

A “Scale-Up Network” refers to a network infrastructure that can easily grow in capacity and performance by adding more resources such as servers, storage, or bandwidth, without causing disruptions or requiring major changes to the existing system.

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