Backblaze has added a new data center to the EU region. Here are some answers to questions that people wonder about.
Where is it?
The new European datacenter is located in Amsterdam.
What does this mean for me if I am in the EU or in or near Europe?
This means that transfer rate for Backblaze Backup and B2 should have less latency and as a result get better transfer rates per thread.
When will it be available?
The 27th of August, 2019.
How can I create an account in the EU region?
When creating an account, you can click the region drop down beneath the email address field and select the EU region.
Will the service be faster for me if I am located in Europe?
If you are located in or near Europe, there should be less latency to the datacenter in Amsterdam, which means that you should be able to get more bandwidth per thread.
Can I transfer existing data to the EU region automatically?
Data can be transferred between regions using our Cloud Replication feature. For more information on how to use this feature, please find our guides on Cloud Replication here.
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