Microsoft announces unlimited OneDrive cloud storage for Office 365 subscribers

[Justin Kahn]

In the company's continued attempt to take over the cloud storage space, Microsoft has now announced it is blowing the roof off OneDrive storage limits for Office 365 subscribers. The move comes as a surprise to many as the company...

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[Kibaruk]

Awesome I might take them on that offer, hopefully my company will renew the microsoft partnership and offer a juicy discount to the employees for personal software.

 

[Skidmarksdeluxe]

Thats good news. I think I receive about 25 GB free storage from them at the moment but use less than 100 MB.

 

[Kibaruk]

The one true thing I didn't like about SkyDrive was that it came pre-built with windows and it lagged my internet connection, luckily they've optimized the client configuration in order to avoid this and have it personalized to our liking (And broadband )

 

[treeski]

Awesome I might take them on that offer, hopefully my company will renew the microsoft partnership and offer a juicy discount to the employees for personal software.

In my experience, the discounts you receive from your employer are for Office 2013 purchases, not for the subscription. I was able to buy Office 2013 for $10, but that's not Office 365, so I can't take advantage of the unlimited storage. Maybe it varies from company to company, though...

 

[Kibaruk]

In my experience, the discounts you receive from your employer are for Office 2013 purchases, not for the subscription. I was able to buy Office 2013 for $10, but that's not Office 365, so I can't take advantage of the unlimited storage. Maybe it varies from company to company, though...

Yeah I had the same benefit, although now I'm more interested in the cloud storage than getting into office 365 and Microsoft luckily gives both cheaper than the other solutions

Hopefully they start giving new benefits for partner employees

 

[Guest]

I think everybody should try to put a 100 terabytes out there, just to see what happens