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Businesses sharing very large files will find ShareFile is a great choice, as all three plans provide unlimited cloud storage and support maximum upload and download file sizes of 100GB. It's good value, too, as the Standard plan provides essential file sharing and syncing services, starts from £40 per month…

The tech industry's outlook appears promising as a result of businesses' accelerated adoption of AI, cloud services, and rapid digitization across sectors. Given the promising prospects of the industry, quality stocks Dropbox (DBX), Spirent Communications (SPMYY) and AudioCodes (AUDC) might be wise additions to your portfolio. These stocks are currently…

Dropbox was among the first large cloud service providers (CSPs) providers to deploy hard drives that use shingled magnetic recording (SMR) to increase storage density of its datacenters. As the company is looking forward to future technology and plans to be one of the first adopters of HDDs featuring heat…

They may be digital natives, but young workers were raised on user-friendly apps – and office devices are far less intuitive

While the debt-fueled and growth-focused technology sector has been in the news for massive layoffs triggered by an abrupt end to the era of cheap money, Dropbox (DBX) has quietly stood out from the pack. Read on….

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Dropbox paired its virtual-first policy with intentional in-person gatherings. Retention hit a record high.

Despite the macroeconomic headwinds, the tech industry is well-positioned for long-term growth, thanks to growing dependency on tech products and services, the introduction of advanced technologies, and increasing corporate and federal spending worldwide. Hence, it could be wise to add quality tech stocks Pure Storage (PSTG), Dropbox (DBX), and TTM…

Dropbox’s chief people officer shares how she’s doubling down on talent strategy despite an ominous economy.

Bridging the gap between the work needed today and the skills for the work of tomorrow is critical for success. But how can companies engage their current workforce in acquiring new, digital skills?

Cloud services are becoming an increasingly integrated part of our lives.