RapidShare.com - The Easy Way To Share Your Files

Looking for free file hosting? If so, this is the right place for you. You can host your files with Rapid Share for free. With their 1-click web hosting solution you can put your files online for free with just one click. It's really fast and easy - just select your file and press upload, you'll receive a download-link so you can share it with anyone you want. You decide who will be able to access your file as only people knowing the exact download URL are able to download your file. Uploaded files have a max. size of 100 MB per file and you may only download a certain amount of MB per hour. Your file will be deleted when it has not been accessed for more than 90 days or you use your delete link. Rapid Share also offers professional web hosting. By using their direct download solution, you can provide many features to your friends and customers. Embed videos and images directly into your homepage, make interesting files available for direct download. Big companies have the possibility to use their file hosting cluster solution if extreme bandwidth is needed by serving thousands of customers at the same time. Premium users can store their files permanently without any inactivity timeout.

"A new RapidShare segment has been created, boosting the available bandwidth to 140 Gigabit/s and the available space to overwhelming 3.5 Petabytes. We will add more carriers to the segment in time. Enjoy your experience."

With Rapid Share it's easy to share files across the internet with friends, family, work associates or anyone else. What's best is that you can access your files anywhere in the world with an internet connection. This includes mobile phones and other portable devices. There's no need to carry around a USB stick or multiple CDs. But it is not only useful for sharing files; it's also an online storage option. Instead of backing up your music, documents and videos simply upload them to Rapid Share. Rapid Share opens a range of possibilities for people working with files on the Internet.

Will Rapid Share manage to continue growing at a steady rate? Is this form of online storage going to make a big difference? How will it deal with new competitors popping up each day?