Dropbox announced Thursday that it will be “hosting data” from German users, eWeek reports. The company also disclosed plans to open a German office as part of what company Global Vice President of Sales Thomas Hansen calls part of the organization’s plan for “deploying data infrastructure in Europe in 2016,” adding that “doing this will increase the trust and security protection for European customers, especially as discussions around new EU-U.S. data movement laws continue,” the report states.
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