Synchronoss Expands Personal Cloud, Previews Event-Based Group App At CES 2026
KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 7 (Bernama) -- Synchronoss Technologies Inc (Synchronoss), a global leader and innovator in personal cloud solutions, has unveiled expanded capabilities across its white-label Synchronoss Personal Cloud platform at CES 2026 in Las Vegas.
“At CES, we are demonstrating how Synchronoss continues to strengthen the foundation of our cloud platform while expanding how it can be used and experienced. Our focus remains on helping partners deliver trusted and meaningful services to their customers,” said Synchronoss President and Chief Executive Officer, Jeff Miller.
At the event, Synchronoss showcased new enhancements to its white-label Personal Cloud platform designed to help operators and brands deliver secure, scalable, and differentiated cloud services. Updates strengthen core content management, cross-device backup and sync, and cloud intelligence.
The platform now includes enhanced privacy and security controls, including locked folders for sensitive content, granular access and sharing permissions, and integrated document scanning capabilities for securely storing physical documents.
Synchronoss in a statement said it also highlighted continued momentum for Capsyl, its turnkey personal cloud solution, and provided a preview of a new event-based digital experience focused on shared moments and group engagement.
On its one-year anniversary following a successful market launch, Capsyl is expanding beyond mobile to support additional access types and consumer protection use cases, including fixed broadband and integrated security capabilities.
This expansion enables broader household and multi-device experiences, reflecting growing demand for turnkey cloud services with premium features, localisation, and fast time to market.
The new event-based experience leverages the Synchronoss cloud platform to create dedicated cloud spaces for events, bringing photos, videos, and related content together in one place for easy contribution, access, and revisiting.
The experience is being explored for direct-to-consumer use as well as future distribution or integration through strategic partners. The concept demonstrates how personal cloud can evolve beyond static storage to support collaborative content experiences while maintaining strong security and privacy controls.
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