At the same time, we are extremely grateful to our customers and partners for all the helpful and insightful feedback – particularly in industries such as heavy manufacturing, transportation, healthcare, and media for our latest enhancement. We are always striving to innovate and empower our users to be more productive. At Microsoft we're perpetually working to enable and support workers all over the world. We are thrilled to begin this year with some exciting news.Īs remote work and learning increases so does the need to reliably and securely share large files-4K or 8K video files, 3D models, CAD files, or large scientific data sets-with co-workers, clients and peers. Support for the new 250 GB file size limit will roll out by the end of January, and all users will get the upgrade by the end of Q1 2021.Happy new year and welcome to 2021. At the same time, we are extremely grateful to our customers and partners for all the helpful and insightful feedback – particularly in industries such as heavy manufacturing, transportation, healthcare, and media for our latest enhancement,” said Microsoft.
“As remote work and learning increases so does the need to reliably and securely share large files-4K or 8K video files, 3D models, CAD files, or large scientific data sets-with co-workers, clients and peers. Whether editing files in OneDrive, sharing projects for review in SharePoint, or collaborating in Teams, users can easily upload and download large files when and where they need them. Lastly, the differential sync feature accelerates uploads and only syncs recent changes made to files, reducing network utilization. All users’ files are backed up in massively scalable Azure Storage to ensure greater availability. Microsoft said it achieved the 250 GB data limit by splitting each file into chunks and encrypting each piece with a unique key, optimizing storage for upload performance.
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