A lifetime of 100TB cloud storage now costs less than $975, down from $9,900
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Sub-$1K "lifetime" access to 100TB with zero-knowledge encryption shows how aggressively storage is being commoditized — the margin is in services and data gravity, not raw bytes. Enterprises shouldn’t chase these deals for core workloads, but they should expect user expectations around cheap, private storage to bleed into B2B products.
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