Microsoft raises Cloud pitch, targets Dropbox, Box


  • TECH
  • Tuesday, 29 Apr 2014

Microsoft Corp said it will increase its cloud storage offering for business users by 40-fold as the world's largest software company makes a case for businesses buying an all-in-one product from itself rather than buying technology "piecemeal" from multiple sellers. 

"The era of making isolated, single-solution decisions is rapidly coming to a close," wrote John Case, corporate vice-president of Microsoft Office Division. Microsoft on Monday raised its OneDrive for Business storage to 1TB per user from 25GB. 

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