Update: The reality of cloud-based storage is there are hard limits, even to 'unlimited' plans. Google got back to me after this story first went live. Here's where we stand now.
If you're looking for a Google Drive alternative that's decentralized and encrypted, Jack Wallen believes Internxt might be exactly what you need.
The US cloud vendor's Dedicated Local Zones are set up in a customer-specified location to comply with regulatory needs, and Singapore is its first global customer.
Users have just over a year to find a better solution.
Docker, a new container technology, is hotter than hot because it makes it possible to get far more apps running on the same old servers and it also makes it very easy to package and ship programs. Here's what you need to know about it.
Fully updated: An introduction to cloud computing, right from the basics up to IaaS and PaaS, hybrid, public, and private cloud, AWS and Azure.
Ah, this is a fun little trick. I'm not sure if it represents a vulnerability, but certainly I expect Google will try to get rid of this feature.
Dell is rolling out a set of tools to help identify and recover from cyber attacks and also making it easier for customers to run analytics without having to move their data.
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Every Office 365 subscription includes 1 TB of storage in OneDrive or OneDrive for Business. With an Office 365 Home subscription, you can share your account with up to four other people, giving your household a total of up to 5 TB of cloud file storage. Here's how.
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