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According to the headline, Backblaze is moving away from backup as cloud storage demand grows. The item links to a Blocks and Files article and was shared on Hacker News. The source snippet contains only links and no article text, so this summary does not include figures, dates or the company's reasons for the change. Readers should check the full Blocks and Files article for the specifics.
According to the headline, Backblaze is moving away from backup as cloud storage demand grows. The item links to a Blocks and Files article and was shared on Hacker News. The source snippet contains only links and no article text, so this summary does not include figures, dates or the company's reasons for the change. Readers should check the full Blocks and Files article for the specifics.
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Businesses and IT teams that use Backblaze for backup may want to watch whether the provider's focus is shifting, since that could affect how they plan their backup setups. Builders following the cloud storage market may also want to see where the growth is coming from. The next step is to read the full article and any statements from Backblaze itself.
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