[August 01, 2011] Symform Reports 100GB of Free Cloud Storage Tweet Aug 01, 2011 (Close-Up Media via COMTEX) -- Symform announced, for a limited time, it is giving 100GB of cloud storage for free to new and existing customers. The Company said businesses and organizations of all sizes, Managed Service Providers, and IT Professionals, can now access and experience, durable, and highly available decentralized cloud storage at no cost. "Symform is a better cloud storage solution because our decentralized model provides better security, speed, and redundancy at a low flat fee," said Matthew J. Schiltz, CEO of Symform. "No other company can match the value or unlimited storage offering in the cloud, and our 100GB free offer makes it easy for customers and partners to take advantage of the latest advancements in cloud storage. When people try Symform they love the value." "The greatest advances in technology and business often come from breaking the rules," said Paul Burns, President of Neovise, an analyst firm focused on cloud computing. "Symform is doing just that when it comes to cloud storage. On the technology side, the use of customer owned, distributed storage is revolutionary. On the business side, the cost equation is so improved that Symform can offer 100 gigabytes for free." According to a release, Data storage management needs continue to grow - the IDC 2011 Digital Universe Study predicts digital data will more than double every two years. Cloud storage has been introduced as an alternative storage solution, but adoption has been slow as a result of the high costs associated with managing this growth of data. "You know the model is broken when you can buy two terabytes of local storage for $80 but that same amount of storage in the cloud costs $12,000 or more each year," Schiltz added. The Symform Storage Cloud is a decentralized cloud storage solution, which is a giant leap forward over traditional storage, back up, and disaster recovery solutions. More Information: www.symform.com ((Comments on this story may be sent to [email protected])) [ Back To TMCnet.com's Homepage ]