Dropbox is dropping out of Mission Bay and OpenAI is seemingly preparing to make itself at home in its space. Dropbox will vacate its headquarters at 1800 Owens Street just a few weeks after inking ...

Dropbox Backup is a nice perquisite for one-person account users, despite surcharges for long-term version retention. But the Backup feature for teams is entirely too cavalier with your data, moving ...

Dropbox is integrating some of Dash's AI features into its main app, giving its users access to a smarter search function, summaries and contextual answers from the files they've uploaded to the app.

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Drew Houston, co-founder and CEO of Dropbox, enters the room without the gravitas you might normally associate with a billionaire tech boss. There’s no security detail or entourage, and he’s not ...

Companies like Google and Microsoft have equipped their productivity suites with AI features and assistants, while startups such as ClickUp and ReadAI have focused heavily on building AI integrations ...

Dropbox used to be a top player back in the day. Nowadays, people are looking for Dropbox alternatives for various reasons. Security concerns, occasionally slow transfer speeds, and privacy issues are ...

Dropbox DBX2.63%increase; green up pointing triangle is facing pressure from an activist investor to end founder control of the file-storage company, according to people familiar with the matter. Half ...

Dropbox has faced near-zero growth and a stiff decline, struggling to compete with rivals like Box, which shows better growth rates. Despite a 10% gain over the past year, Dropbox's poor Q4 earnings ...

Are you trying to transfer files from your Android device to a Windows computer? This is not something most of us do very commonly, but when it’s needed, trying to figure out how to transfer files ...

Dropbox is laying off 20% of its global workforce, the equivalent of 528 roles, CEO Drew Houston announced Wednesday in a note to staff. Subscribe to read this story ad-free Get unlimited access to ad ...

Dropbox is laying off 528 employees in a move that will reduce its global workforce by 20 percent, CEO Drew Houston announced today. Houston wrote that Dropbox’s core file sync and sharing “business ...