Not even Google or DropBox are bold enough to offer that to consumers, yet
Microsoft Corp. (MSFT) and its cloud-minded CEO Satya Nadella made a daring play on Monday announcing that Microsoft would become the first major internet services firm to offer an unlimited storage bucket to its cloud subscribers.
The new unlimited option will be slowly applied "over the coming months" to the OneDrive accounts of Office 365 subscribers. The new perk will apply to all Office 365 subscribers including Home, Personal, and even University customers.
The announcement is sure to send shockwaves through the world of paid storage. Companies like Dropbox have made decent profits from subscription services (Dropbox recently boosted its storage allotment to 1 TB for $9.99 USD per month). - See more at:
Microsoft Corp. (MSFT) and its cloud-minded CEO Satya Nadella made a daring play on Monday announcing that Microsoft would become the first major internet services firm to offer an unlimited storage bucket to its cloud subscribers.
The new unlimited option will be slowly applied "over the coming months" to the OneDrive accounts of Office 365 subscribers. The new perk will apply to all Office 365 subscribers including Home, Personal, and even University customers.
The announcement is sure to send shockwaves through the world of paid storage. Companies like Dropbox have made decent profits from subscription services (Dropbox recently boosted its storage allotment to 1 TB for $9.99 USD per month). - See more at:
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