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Azure has generally been lowering their fees across the board through the years though. I guess that could be purely to bring in customers vs actual cost saving
by quaffapint 11y ago
Azure has generally been lowering their fees across the board through the years though. I guess that could be purely to bring in customers vs actual cost savings they've made.
Onedrive is now included on their OS by default, and they make no money on the free users, so given the sheer numbers, it makes financial sense to reduce it. A momentary PR blip, but long term financial savings.
- VOYD 11y agoThere is no such thing as "free". MS has less than 15% OS share these days, they are trying to monetize every aspect of each product with a subscription business model. That said, free 100GB (with Bing incentives) was nice and very usable with Win10/WinPhone, but now....not so much.