Clouds Dissipate

January 31st, 2009

I’m not so sure I would want to store my stuff in a cloud.

A Google source code file has given a clear indication that Google is indeed working on its rumored GDrive cloud storage service, and what the company has in mind for the service.

GDrive is reported to be Google’s (NASDAQ: GOOG) foray into a providing an online storage service. The rumors of its existence date back to 2006, but it has yet to surface officially. This is hardly a green field; in fact, it’s probably fairer to say the online storage market is cluttered with many products, from Carbonite to Mozy to Backblaze to Sugar Sync and many more.

Clouds (and some jobs in jobs in finance) dissipate you know.

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