New physical AWS Data Transfer Terminals let you upload to the cloud faster
AWS launched the Data Transfer Terminal in Los Angeles and New York to expedite data uploads to the cloud, allowing users to reserve slots for secure, high-throughput data transfers.
Read original articleAWS has launched the Data Transfer Terminal, a physical facility designed to expedite data uploads to the AWS Cloud. Initially available in Los Angeles and New York, the service aims to enhance data transfer speeds for various applications, including machine learning, media processing, and geographic analysis. Users can reserve time slots to upload data securely to AWS public endpoints like Amazon S3 and Amazon EFS, utilizing high-throughput connections. The terminals allow for the direct upload of large datasets from local sources, reducing reliance on traditional shipping methods. Customers can also bring AWS Snowball devices for data transfer. Reservations can be made through the AWS Management Console, where users can select their preferred location and time. The service operates on an hourly rate, with no additional charges for data transfer within the same continent. Feedback from early users indicates a positive experience, highlighting the ease of access to AWS infrastructure and the potential for faster innovation.
- AWS Data Transfer Terminal is now available in Los Angeles and New York, with plans for global expansion.
- Users can reserve time slots to upload data securely to AWS services.
- The service supports high-throughput connections for faster data ingestion.
- There are no per GB charges for data transfers within the same continent.
- Customers can bring AWS Snowball devices for direct uploads.
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- Andrew S. Tanenbaum
That looks quite expensive in my opinion, even if this target big professionals.
How much are we talking? Like petabytes? (Do you just stroll in with on a huge disk array?)
And do they serve good refreshments?
Huh?
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