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NetApp Unveils Private Storage For AWS

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NetApp has unveiled the NetApp Private Storage for AWS – an enterprise storage solution that utilizes AWS Direct Connect to provide customers the ability to establish a dedicated network connection from their existing infrastructure to Amazon Web Services (AWS).

NetApp Private Storage powered by AWS allows enterprises to build an agile cloud infrastructure that balances internal datacenter resources along with AWS cloud resources. Organizations can now replicate data from on-premise NetApp storage environments to NetApp Private Storage, and through AWS Direct Connect they can leverage on-demand cloud services.

NetApp Private Storage is immediately available through a network of VARS in North America and will be available in Europe and Asia in the near future.

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