SUNNYVALE, Calif. & REDWOOD CITY, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Box, Inc. (NYSE: BOX), the leading Content Cloud, and Google Cloud today announced an expanded partnership to transform work in the ...

Box today announced OneCloud for Android, a gallery of the best productivity apps for Android, all of which integrate securely with Box cloud storage. 50 Box-integrated apps updated today include ...

Box.net, a cloud storage provider, recognized that users on the go are often unable to connect with the cloud–often when access to the data stored in the cloud is most urgent. To solve that problem, ...

Productivity & Collaboration week is still underway at Cloud Next ’20: On Air. Google Cloud and Box today announced a deeper collaboration that spans both infrastructure and end-user productivity. Box ...

Box on Tuesday became the latest company to remove limitations on the amount of cloud storage it offers business customers. The change affects users who previously paid $15 a month for 1 terabyte of ...

Box CEO Aaron Levie loves the cloud. He wears cloud socks, his license plate said “GoCloud” and he knocks on-prem storage as if it were an artifact from the Flintstone era anytime he gets the chance.

Box has been talking for more than year about letting its customers manage their own encryption keys, allowing them to store data in the cloud while maintaining control over who gets to access it.

Box Inc. is building out its content cloud with the addition of an important new capability. The company said today it’s rolling out Box Sign, a native e-signature capability within Box that will give ...

One of the biggest problems faced by cloud storage users is upload speed. It’s an issue, however, that just became much less of a concern for Box customers thanks to Box Accelerator. Box—a leading ...

The complexity of cloud computing has prompted plenty of purveyors to launch all-in-one offerings that tie together all, or at least most, of the necessary components for a cloud computing ...

Cloud computing stocks Box (NYSE: BOX) and Dropbox (NASDAQ: DBX) compete in the cloud content management market. Both companies provide software as a service (SaaS), known otherwise as enterprise file ...