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Former Apple employees reportedly retained access to internal documents through personal iCloud accounts after leaving the company. The issue stemmed from linking personal Apple IDs to company storage and weak separation between work files and personal data.
Enterprise IT is moving away from borderless cloud storage toward sovereign file architectures. This trend emphasizes data control, security, and localized management.
Dropbox co-founder Drew Houston is stepping down as CEO after 19 years, with current head of product Ashraf Alkarmi named as co-CEO. Houston will transition to the role of executive chairman as the company navigates increased competition from tech giants.
Apple faces a $4.1 billion class action lawsuit in the UK over iCloud services, potentially compensating 40 million users with $95 each. The UK Competition Appeal Tribunal rejected Apple's attempt to narrow the lawsuit's scope. The case now proceeds to full trial.
ML team on Lambda Labs faces high AWS S3 egress fees for 40TB dataset during H100 training. Cloudflare R2 tested but suffers variable TTFB, idling GPUs 20% of epoch. Seeks zero-egress, high-throughput options or NVMe caching.
Microsoft is rolling out AI-powered photo restyling technology in OneDrive to transform user photos into enhanced masterpieces. The feature integrates advanced AI directly into the cloud storage platform. The announcement comes with a satirical tone from The Register, dubbing Microsoft 'Microslop'.
Microsoft has announced the phase-out of the OneDrive sync client for Windows 10 versions 22H1 and earlier starting August 2026. Users are strongly encouraged to migrate to Windows 10 22H2 or Windows 11 to maintain service continuity.
WhatsApp is building a native cloud backup service for iOS, providing 2GB of free storage. This feature will include end-to-end encryption by default, serving as an alternative to Apple's iCloud.
This guide outlines 13 critical settings in Google Photos to optimize backup, privacy, and AI-driven features. It helps users maintain control over their data before enabling automated cloud services.
Google is reportedly considering reducing the default free storage for new accounts from 15GB to 5GB. Users may be able to retain the higher limit by linking a verified phone number to their account.