The Dropbox experience has been updated across both, the desktop app, and the mobile app. The new Dropbox helps you quiet the noise and find focus at work. 'We're focused on removing the friction from that experience, pulling everything together in a way that nobody has done before. We're working across multiple apps that don't talk to each other, and teams are struggling to keep up,” says Dropbox CEO Drew Houston. Files are spread across devices, in the cloud, and on our hard drives. The announcement, which was made at Dropbox Connect in Sydney, comes off the back of major changes to Dropbox's user-facing platform.Īs part of the changes announced earlier this month, Dropbox plans to make its platform a central collaboration platform for teams, content, and tools. “AWS provides reliable, scalable, and secure infrastructure, which allows Dropbox to combine local hosting with an outstanding customer experience,” adds AWS Australia and New Zealand commercial director Adam Beavis. We look forward to servicing the data sovereignty needs of our customers in Australia and New Zealand,” he adds.ĭropbox says the announcement reinforces its commitment to supporting the needs of over 400,000 business teams globally and cements the importance of continued growth and expansion in the Australian and New Zealand region.Īdditionally, the onshore Australia service will be hosted on Amazon Web Services (AWS). “Over the past few months we've been rigorously testing the environment with a number of beta customers and we're thrilled to be able to make it available earlier than expected. “Today, we're making good on one of our customers' most consistent requests - to access and store their Dropbox files securely in Australia,” says Dropbox Australia and New Zealand country manager Dean Swan.

Dropbox has launched its local hosting environment for Dropbox Business customers in Australia and New Zealand, providing more options for those customers to store their files onshore in Australia.

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