Synchronoss Technologies Inc (NASDAQ:SNCR) said that it used CES 2026 in Las Vegas to highlight updates to its personal cloud portfolio, including expanded capabilities for its white-label platform, continued progress for its Capsyl offering, and a preview of a new group-based digital experience.
The company said it has enhanced its Synchronoss Personal Cloud platform to help operators and brands offer more robust and differentiated cloud services.
New features focus on improving content management, cross-device backup and synchronization, and cloud intelligence, alongside additional privacy and security tools. These include locked folders for sensitive files, more granular sharing permissions, and integrated document scanning to securely store physical records in digital form.
Synchronoss also pointed to growing adoption of Capsyl, its fully managed personal cloud solution designed for faster deployment by service providers and consumer brands.
Capsyl provides out-of-the-box personal cloud functionality such as cross-device access, curated memories, and AI-driven content tools, while reducing operational complexity for partners, according to the company.
Marking one year since its market launch, Capsyl is expanding beyond mobile use cases to support fixed broadband access and additional consumer protection features, including integrated security capabilities.
The company said this broader scope enables multi-device and household experiences and reflects increasing demand for turnkey cloud services that combine premium functionality with faster time to market.
In addition, Synchronoss previewed a new event-based digital experience built on its cloud platform. The concept centers on shared, event-specific cloud spaces where groups can collect and access photos, videos, and related content tied to activities such as trips, celebrations, or live events.
The company said the concept is being evaluated for both direct-to-consumer use and potential distribution through partners, illustrating how personal cloud services could evolve beyond traditional storage while maintaining security and privacy controls.
“This year 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,” Synchronoss CEO Jeff Miller said in a statement.
“From enhanced security and intelligence across our platform, to growing momentum for our Capsyl solution, to previewing new ways cloud can support shared experiences, we are focused on helping our partners deliver trusted, meaningful services to their customers.”