Tuesday, May 19, 2009

AT&T Launches "Synaptic Storage" Cloud Service

AT&T now is selling enterprises a new "AT&T Synaptic Storage as a Service", a storage-on-demand offer that provides enterprise customers with control over the storage, distribution and retrieval of their data from any location, anytime, using any Web-enabled device.

The service automatically scales storage capacity up or down as needed, and users pay only for the amount they use, AT&T says.

AT&T is introducing the service to customers on a controlled basis this month, with plans to make the service generally available in the third quarter. The service is deployed in AT&T Internet data centers (IDCs) in the U.S. and will be accessible by customers connecting to the Web anywhere. In time, AT&T plans to add the service to select global IDCs to meet customer demand internationally.

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