Il piano BitCasa Free, disponibile per Windows, Mac. During the past several months, Bitcasa’s users around the world “have saved more than 4 petabytes of data and uploaded more than 1 billion files to Bitcasa,” the company said. Bitcasa, azienda statunitense, è stata fondata nel 2011 ed ha ricevuto ingenti investimenti. Bitcasa's new online storage service promises unlimited hard drive space for just a few bucks per month, but there's some problems with the current iteration. Mountain View, Calif.-based Bitcasa launched at the TechCrunch Disrupt 2011 conference in San Francisco in Sept. Gauda expects the company will see a much larger dose of funding in its next round. Including prior funding, the company has raised about $9 million to date. The new $7 million round was led by Pelion Venture Partners and Horizons Ventures, with Andreessen Horowitz, First Round Capital, CrunchFund, and Samsung Ventures also participating. As someone who hates that services like Dropbox and Box take up precious local storage, I’m quite impressed by Bitcasa and the way it lets me back up and move around my files without affecting my personal hard drive. That something is infinite storage: you pay Bitcasa 7 a month or 69 per year, and it stores all your. If you end up liking it and want to keep using it, you’ll have to pay for the $10 per month “infinite storage” option after the beta period ends. Bitcasa is the latest cloud storage service to take on Dropbox, Google Drive and SkyDrive, but where other services have sometimes felt like me-too products, Bitcasa brings something new to the mix. The company encrypts files on the client side, so the company can’t see what files you have stored, Gauda said.ĭuring the company’s beta period, which will last a few months, any user can try the service for free. After those two are up and running, it will work on a native Windows Phone app.
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To improve the mobile experience further, the company is working on native iOS and Android apps.
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But even with that, Bitcasa seems incredibly appealing for individuals who want a better backup solution than an external hard drive.īitcasa’s storage service works on computers running Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux, and it is compatible with HTML5 mobile browsers. Dropbox makes it incredibly easy to share files with other people, Box offers a strong business collaboration environment, and Google Drive has convenience by being integrated with other Google services many people use daily. Now to be fair, each of the services Gauda mentions can offer things Bitcasa can’t.
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