Verizon Introduces Pay-As-You-Go Cloud Computing for SMBs
Verizon introduced a Computing as a Service (CaaS) offering for small and medium-sized businesses. The cloud-based computing service lets customize the server, storage and network resources required to manage a Web presence or enable company applications.
Verizon’s CaaS for SMBs offers built-in VPN security and a web-based console. Enterprise-class integrated service load balancing is available in the cloud, allowing capacity to be share among a company’s virtual server farm. Verizon is offering the service without a minimum commitment and without a long-term contract.(http://www.verizonbusiness.com
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The cloud-based computing service lets customize the server, storage and network resources required to manage a Web presence or enable company applications.
