PCWorld – Verizon has rolled out its first cloud-computing service aimed at giving enterprise customers a secure way to host applications not only on virtual resources but also on physical, dedicated network servers.
Verizon’s Computing as a Service (CaaS) is available now in North America, Europe, the Middle East and Africa; the company will roll it out to Asia-Pacific customers in August, said Patrick Verhoeven, senior product manager of IT solutions at Verizon.
Verhoeven said that while competitor Amazon Web Services’ Elastic Compute Cloud is well-suited for small businesses, Verizon has outfitted CaaS with features that make it a better option for enterprise customers.
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Daniel Golding, vice president and research director for The 451 Group’s Tier1 Research, said comparing the two is like comparing “apples to oranges,” and that Verizon is one of only two enterprise-class public cloud offerings. The other is from Terremark, a company based in Miami.
