Amazon's cloud services unit AWS was recovering on Monday from a widespread outage that knocked out thousands of websites along with some of the world's most popular apps — including Snapchat and Reddit — and disrupted businesses globally.

Free cloud storage is abundant on the internet, with many companies offering free space just for signing up.

The turmoil marked the largest internet disruption since last year's CrowdStrike malfunction hobbled technology systems in hospitals, banks and airports.

Here's our review of Sync, a popular online storage service. We delve deeper into its pros and cons, prices, features, apps, and more.

Cloud storage is an important tool for individuals and businesses looking to store, access and manage data remotely over the internet rather than on local devices or servers. It’s convenient, cost-effective and scalable, and it facilitates collaboration.

Google Cloud said today it’s enhancing its cloud storage options to help customers come to grips with the unique demands of artificial intelligence workloads that are notoriously data-intensive. The three new storage offerings announced today include ...

Amazon Web Services outages had knocked many global websites and apps offline, including Signal, Coinbase and Robinhood.

AWS outages affect thousands of cloud customers due to DNS issue with AI usage increases making cloud outages more often for clients, Future Tech CEO says.

Most cloud storage services will give you the option of seeing which devices are connected to your account, usually through one of the settings menus. When it comes to Google accounts, you can open up your account details on the web, then click Security and Manage devices to see where you're logged in.

In 2015, Google Photos was the hero we all needed. They promised us free, unlimited storage for every photo and video, a digital Fort Knox for our memories. It was perfect: My entire life's photo library, safe in the cloud and accessible from anywhere, no matter how many times I dropped my phone.

EMC has deep-sixed its year-old Atmos Online cloud storage service and is pointing customers to its growing ecosystem of partners for Atmos-based cloud storage. EMC revealed it will no longer support Atmos Online for production usage and that Atmos Online ...