The company made the announcement during its Google Cloud Next conference, which took place July 24-26 in San Francisco. Google Drive will join the company’s existing seven products that boast more than a billion users, namely its search service, Gmail, Chrome, Google Maps, YouTube, Android and the Google Play Store.
Google Drive, which the company launched in 2012, stores more than 2 trillion files, Google said at its Google I/O developer conference last year.
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