AT&T has unveiled its latest cloud-based offering, which lets businesses grab more computing capacity when they need it. The company announced on Monday its Synaptic Compute as a Service, designed to let IT staffers store and maintain internal applications and data via AT&T’s cloud. Capacity and availability can be ramped up when needed, especially if …
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