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Amazon cuts S3 storage prices for consumers

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 07 Feb 2012 12:38 User comments (1)

Amazon cuts S3 storage prices for consumers Amazon has confirmed today it is slashing the price of its S3 storage for standard users.
Effective as of the last week but only confirmed today, the post says users will get a cheaper per GB rate, up to their first petabyte.

For example, your first TB of storage will now cost $0.125 cents per GB, down from $0.14. Overall, if you sign up for 500TB storage, you will see a 13.5 percent discount now.

Amazon currently has 762 billion objects stored in the S3 service, up 300 percent from 2010, says Giga.

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17.2.2012 17:20

S3???

Not heard of that. Is this just their way of saying "internet storage" or "cloud storage" for all new-agers??

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