Acronis announced it has opened four new data centers in Asia and Europe in
addition to already working datacenters in the US and France. The new
data centers, located in in Germany; Japan; Russia and Singapore, bring
secure, localized data protection to Asian and European businesses that
are concerned about the privacy and security of their data.“Today, businesses feel apprehensive about storing their data in regions far from their own,” said Stanislav Protassov, Acronis co-founder and senior VP of engineering and R&D. “Following the recent NSA scandal, the concerns associated with storing data have become more pronounced, as businesses and consumers alike look for more local and secure data protection services. Due to these demands, we have made the logical step to open an entire network of data centers in Asia and Europe, giving businesses in those areas exactly what they want—the ability to store their data in their own region.”
Details:
http://www.acronis.com/en-us/pr/2014/08/28-18-57.html
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