As a part of the platform wars, storage is an enabler. Surprising? Not at all, but interesting all the same.
Microsoft has therefore greatly decreased the price per gigabyte it charges paying customers. If you need more users, the ‘Home’ version of he same software costs a few dollars more, tipping in at $9.99 monthly and comes with a terabyte of storage per user, for up to five users. The single-person Office subscription, Office 365 Personal, costs $6.99 monthly and now comes with a full terabyte of storage. What this boils down to is that Microsoft has greatly increased the amount of storage that it is giving away for free, and, if you buy Office as a subscription in any capacity, you get what works out to nearly unlimited free cloud storage. The latter storage option cost $11.49, previously. If you want more storage capacity, but don’t want to pony up for Office, you can now pay $1.99 monthly for 100 gigabytes, or $3.99 each month for 200 gigabytes. The company will also now offer a full terabyte of storage to all Office 365 customers. Continuing the trend towards free, unlimited cloud storage, Microsoft this morning increased the amount of capacity that it offers free to regular users of its OneDrive service to 15 gigabytes, more than double its previous offering of 7 gigabytes.
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