Synology Broadens Its Cloud2 Service Offerings
Launches a fully integrated Hybrid Cloud
Data Protection Eco System
Synology, a leading global provider of Network Attached Storage, IP
surveillance and networking equipment, announced that it is broadening its
popular Synology Cloud² (Synology C2) service, designed in-house and running on
Synology’s own public cloud, into a fully integrated Hybrid Cloud Data
Protection Ecosystem that delivers highly available, secure and seamless backup
experience to customers around the world.
Launched in September 2017 as a cloud backup solution, Synology C2
enabled businesses and home users to back up files stored on their Synology NAS
systems onto Synology’s own public cloud, for data safety and high
availability. A runaway success, Synology C2 service today provides all-around
data protection to over 16,000 users, with around 1,400 new users coming aboard
each month, garnering over 1.5 million USD in its very first year of operations. To meet rising global
demand, Synology has fast-tracked the construction of a second and third data
center in Germany .
In its new avatar, Synology C2 service, working in tandem with Synology
NAS, aims at building a new Synology hybrid cloud ecosystem with many Synology
services incorporated. Users will see further integration with the likes of
DiskStation Manager, enjoying a more seamless user experience. To enhance data
safety, without all the hassle, users can now rely on Active Backup Suite
integration in order to create another layer of data protection to C2.
Ultimately, users will be able to enjoy a more comprehensive backup experience
as they can now back up PC, virtual machine, or even physical servers directly
to C2, completing a thorough and secure backup journey.
Having started with private cloud services, Synology is now building on
its history of providing reliable IT solutions, with its first steps into the
public cloud sector to take data protection to the next level.

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