With Managed Nextcloud, Deutsche Telekom is now offering a purely European collaboration platform for companies. According to the parties involved, the application meets the requirements of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) for secure data and document exchange with online processing functions. It is based on Nextcloud Hub with chat and video conferences as well as task and calendar management. Telekom takes over hosting in its data centers in the EU.

Managed Nextcloud According to Telekom, the data on the shared collaboration platform never leaves the German legal area and users do not have to worry about data compliance issues. The collaboration platform is open source software from the German start-up company Nextcloud.

The cooperation that has now started with Telekom is not the first with a large German hoster: A year ago Nextcloud and 1 & 1 Ionos announced a strategic partnership.

According to Telekom, the prices for a location start with 20 workplaces à 50 GByte cloud storage space at 212 Euro per month plus one-time 1811, 72 Euro. Added to this are the costs for the transferred data volume (net prices, contract term 24 months).

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