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2. SOS Online Backup - Wikipedia

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   In 2012 the company changed its name to Infrascale, Inc. [4] - and SOS Online Backup became the name of their cloud backup product line they sell to small businesses. The SOS Online Backup product is an integrated local and online backup tool that allows users to back up their data to an off-site location.

3. Carbonite, Inc. - Wikipedia

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   Previously, all online backup services were priced by the gigabyte; many other vendors [which?] have since changed to an unlimited model. Carbonite offers two separate lines of products: Carbonite Home and Home Office for individuals, families, and one- or two-person businesses; and Carbonite Small Business for businesses with three or more ...

4. Backup Exec - Wikipedia

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   Free S3 Cloud Connector for Backup Exec to back up data to an S3-compatible cloud storage; Free Azure Cloud Connector for Backup Exec to write data to Microsoft Azure cloud storage; Cloud Connector can be deployed on-premises and in-the-cloud; Backup Exec UI has predefined templates for disk-to-disk-to-cloud and direct-to-cloud backups. support ...

5. Remote backup service - Wikipedia

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   A remote, online, or managed backup service, sometimes marketed as cloud backup or backup-as-a-service, is a service that provides users with a system for the backup, storage, and recovery of computer files. Online backup providers are companies that provide this type of service to end users (or clients).

6. Fabrik Inc. - Wikipedia

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   The company sells external hard drives and online backup software in a bundled product for consumers, small business users and audio/video (A/V) content creation professionals. [2] The company also hosts the free online digital content management and sharing site, Joggle.

7. Asigra - Wikipedia

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   Asigra sells its products to value added resellers, managed service providers, and telcos, who use the software to run cloud backup services for consumers, small and medium businesses and large enterprises. [2] These service providers are free to structure their business operations, pricing, and cloud deployment models independently.