We’re parting as the best of friends,” van Rossum posted to his Google Plus profile. Since Dropbox is supported on Python, the appointment of the “father of Python” is an excellent move.

Cloud storage locker Dropbox has joined Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, LinkedIn and Facebook in their quest for permission to publish the number of data requests they have received from the U.S ...

Those requests covered 1,018 accounts (a warrant can include more than one account). Dropbox responded with information on 789 of these, although in most of these no content was actually produced.

Dropbox Basic and Pro users can send out file requests starting today. Dropbox for Business customers are promised to get the chance to jump on the new feature within the next few weeks.

Dropbox might have just scored a major win against Google -- at least as far as personnel goes. The cloud storage provider just hired Guido Van Rossum, creator of the Python programming language ...

Joining other leading technology firms, Dropbox today detailed the number of national security requests it received in the preceding 12 months for user data of its customers: 0-249.

Dropbox also stresses that customer data is not just at the drop of a hat. First, there is only an average of one such request per month–out of 25 million customers. Second, Dropbox has a stringent ...

You can now connect your Box and Dropbox accounts to Deep Research on ChatGPT and pull data, which will be used by the AI to conduct research.

Pyston, Dropbox’s project to create a faster Python runtime similar to just-in-time compiling systems like PyPy, will no longer be sponsored by Dropbox after its latest release.

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