What Is Mission Critical Computing?

April 10, 2023

Mission-critical computing refers to any computer component, be it hardware or software, that performs essential business operations. These systems are so critical that their failure or malfunction could result in significant financial losses, operational disruptions, reputational damage, or even safety risks for the organization.

In some cases, mission-critical systems are required to maintain continuous uptime, as even the slightest downtime could have severe consequences.


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Anastazija is an experienced content writer with knowledge and passion for cloud computing, information technology, and online security. At phoenixNAP, she focuses on answering burning questions about ensuring data robustness and security for all participants in the digital landscape.