Now each user now gets 25 GB of SkyDrive Pro storage space
(up from 7 GB). You can also now increase users' SkyDrive Pro storage beyond
the default 25 GB-up to 50 GB and 100 GB. With the new Shared with Me view, you
can easily find documents others have shared with you.
For more details please refer the links below:
http://blogs.office.com/b/office365tech/archive/2013/08/27/skydrive-pro-increases-storage-and-ease-of-sharing.aspx
New Update
New Update
Please note: 25 GB
per user, as soon as it is provisioned from server.
Additional
Resources
- "What is
SkyDrive Pro?" article on Office.com
- "5 Questions
about SkyDrive Pro" article on Office.com
- "Standalone
SkyDrive Pro Sync for Windows" blog post
- "SkyDrive
Pro apps for Windows 8 & iOS" blog post
FAQ
Q. How much SkyDrive
Pro storage do I get per user?
A. 25 GB is the default in
SharePoint Online and can be upped to 100 GB. 100 MB is the default setting for
on-premises and it is configurable by the IT administrator.
Q. Can I buy more
SkyDrive Pro storage?
A. Yes. Additional storage
is sold at $0.20USD/GB/month and goes into a tenant's pooled storage. It can
then be allocated to specified end users from 25 GB to 50 GB or 100 GB.
Q. Does this
announcement apply to Office 365 Home Premium subscribers?
A. No. SkyDrive Pro is not
the same as SkyDrive. The "Pro" is based on SharePoint,
enterprise-grade content management. Thus, this article does not apply to Office 365 Home Premium offering,
which combines the latest Office applications with 20GB of SkyDrive
storage.
Q. Does this
announcement apply to Office 365 dedicated subscribers?
A. No. The Office 365
dedicated plans are not receiving this same update, because they are managed in
a unique, isolated infrastructure.
Q. What is the maximum
number of docs I can sync using the SkyDrive Pro Sync for Windows client?
A. 20,000 documents for
personal document libraries, 5,000 for team sites.
Q. Does SkyDrive Pro
Sync for Windows use "differential sync"?
A. Yes, SkyDrive Pro Sync
for Windows uses the Office Document Cache and syncs only the differences for
Excel, Word, and PowerPoint files.
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