Websites to Store Your Files in the Cloud
Many websites will give you one gigabyte (or more) of free space in their cloud to store your files. If you need more storage, you can request it. The cost is often surprisingly low. If your needs increase again, you can increase your storage capacity (and the fee). If you need less space, you can lower your storage and the cost.
Here are some cloud storage websites to investigate:
Dropbox (https://www.dropbox.com/) 2 gigabytes for free and 50 gigabytes for $9.99 per month
box.net (http://www.box.net/) 5 gigabyte for free and 25 gigabytes for $9.95 per month
Google (www.google.com/) 1 gigabyte of free storage.
Note that you can’t judge the value of a storage site solely by how much you pay per gigabyte. Some sites have special features that might be worth paying extra.
Cloud Computing for Free 
The cloud has become a lot more powerful. It is far more than just storage or backup. Not only you can backup files to the cloud, you can also move your entire file server, FTP server, email server, web server and backup system to the cloud. You can create sub-users and sub-groups; you can set different user roles; share different folders to different users with different permissions. For a small business, Cloud-based storage, backup, sharing and Cloud IT Solution can save you a lot of cost, while offering better, more secure and reliable services that can be accessed from anywhere.
DriveHQ.com is one of the first few companies offering such cloud based services. It is now offering the version 5.0 Cloud Storage and Cloud IT Solution. For more info, please visit: http://www.drivehq.com/. DriveHQ basic service is also free.