What is the name of Microsoft's cloud storage service?

Microsoft's cloud storage service is OneDrive. It lets people store files on remote Microsoft servers and access them through Windows, web browsers, and mobile apps.

The service began as SkyDrive in 2007, originally connected to Microsoft's Windows Live brand. Microsoft renamed it OneDrive in 2014 after a trademark dispute involving the name SkyDrive. OneDrive became closely integrated with Microsoft accounts and Microsoft 365, allowing documents to synchronize across devices.

OneDrive is often confused with SharePoint, another Microsoft storage product. OneDrive is primarily designed for an individual's files, while SharePoint is commonly used for shared team sites, organizational documents, and collaboration. The service also differs from iCloud, Google Drive, and Dropbox, which are competing cloud-storage platforms.