Dropbox opens local hosting environment
Global collaboration platform Dropbox has opened a local file hosting environment in Australia within the AWS Sydney Region.
The new sovereign Dropbox environment is now available to all Dropbox Business customers in Australia and New Zealand.
Dropbox first announced plans to establish a local Dropbox environment in Australia in March, but had originally planned to switch on the capacity in the second half of the year.
The local environment will be connected to the company’s global network of points of presence (PoPs).
Dropbox Country Manager for Australia and New Zealand Dean Swan said the deployment is in direct response to customer demand for a local hosting environment that will allow Australian organisations to meet data sovereignty requirements.
“Today, we’re making good on one of our customers’ most consistent requests — to access and store their Dropbox files securely in Australia,” he said.
“Over the past few months we’ve been rigorously testing the environment with a number of beta customers and we’re thrilled to be able to make it available earlier than expected. We look forward to servicing the data sovereignty needs of our customers in Australia and New Zealand.”
Please follow us and share on Twitter and Facebook. You can also subscribe for FREE to our weekly newsletter and quarterly magazine.
AI innovations top patent filings in 2020
The need for improved AI capabilities to automate business processes has led to a surge in AI...
Department of Defence to host maritime robotics competition
The Department of Defence will host RobotX, an international autonomous maritime robotic vehicles...
Is rising cloud adoption leaving business data insecure?
Trend Micro has revealed that only 47% of organisations surveyed in Australia and New Zealand are...
