Competition in the cloud storage market is growing. Dropbox,SkyDrive, and Google Drive are probably the most well know names and they all offer some amount of free storage, all in the multiple gigabytes. But such levels of free space have just been well and truly blown out of the water by an offer from Tencent Cloud.
The Chinese company is offering 10TB of free space for its cloudstorage customers. Tempted? Sure you are. However, you don’t get all the storage at once. Instead, Tencent will increase your limit as you use it. To begin with that means you’ll get 1TB of space. Once you go past 500GB of data stored that limit automatically increases to 2TB. The same happens at 1.5TB of data stored where the account limit increases to 3TB. And so on until you reach the real limit of 10TB.
That is a lot of free space and I don’t know anyone who could actually use it all right now. In fact, I think a lot of users would struggle to fill the initial 1TB let alone the other 9. But as a marketing tool it works, and Tencent would have to honor the free storage promise if someone did upload that much data.
The promotion looks to be ongoing with no end date in site. So the real question is should you trust your data to this Chinese company? The promotion website is only available in Chinese, which makes things more difficult. And even if you manage to register an account, if you have an issue it’s likely customer support will be in Chinese, too. Then there’s the question of security. Your data would most likely be sitting on servers in China and may not be protected from prying eyes. Although you can’t guarantee that in the US either now.
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