AWS Snowball is a data transfer service that uses a physical device sent by Amazon. Even though the only thing that’s “old school” is that it uses a physical product, Snowball is quite ...

Public cloud infrastructure provider Amazon Web Services (AWS) apparently wants ample proof of the ruggedness of its Snowball Edge box, which can be used to transfer data from data centers to its ...

In addition to refreshed Snowball Edge devices, AWS is introducing a new Snowball management platform, new IAM capabilities and support for task automation.

But AWS is stepping it up and you can now run a local version of EC2, the canonical AWS compute service, right on a Snowball Edge.

Cloud infrastructure provider Amazon Web Services (AWS) today announced that it has developed a larger version of its Snowball storage server for shipping data from companies’ data centers to ...

Outposts announced at re:Invent 2018 It’s been a while since AWS re:Invent 2018 when Amazon made big waves with its announcement of AWS Outposts (see my initial coverage here and my colleague ...

While Snowball is for customers that need to move terabytes worth of data from on-premises to the AWS cloud, Snowmobile has a capacity for up to 100PB of data at a time.

Amazon’s popular Snowball storage container got a major update today at the company’s re:invent conference. Though largely overshadowed by the new batshit crazy AWS Snowmobile, the ...

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is reducing the number of Snow Edge compute devices available to customers, killing off the Snowcone line entirely and reducing the range of available Snowball devices. First ...

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is reducing the number of Snow Edge compute devices available to customers, killing off the Snowcone line entirely and reducing the range of available Snowball devices ...