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More than 250,000 energy storage systems have been installed in Australia overall.
Why invest in purchasing, housing and maintaining a set of computers when you can outsource all that worry to someone else?
It isn’t always possible to add storage, and it isn’t easy to move your vast collection elsewhere to free up space. New services from Yahoo and Apple can help by automatically moving your photos and videos online.
The popularity of services like Skydrive, Google Drive, and more, indicates the increasing trust and dependency of people using cloud storage. Coupled with the falling prices, these services offer a convenient way to create system backups on remote servers.
The cloud has gotten massive since it first started becoming a phenomenon. In particular, cloud storage seems to be the most interesting (and fastest-growing) service for both the consumer and business markets. As each year passes, bandwidth just keeps getting cheaper.
Storage has one rather annoying feature – it is never enough. That’s why the quest for more and more spacious hard drives and SSDs keeps on going but there might be some good news on the horizon – expect 100 TB hard drives by 2025.
In the past, when you purchased a new Chromebook, Google would give you 100GB of Google Drive storage free. This would last for two years and would act as a little sweetener to the deal.
