5 Terabyte Object Support in Amazon S3

  • Ofir Nachmani
  • December 12, 2010

Today, Amazon S3 announced a new breakthrough in supporting customers with large files by increasing the maximum supported object size from 5 gigabytes to 5 terabytes.

Click here to read more on Werner Vogels Amazon.com CTO blog.

Also: Is AWS Targeting Netflix With 5TB Objects? Click here to get more information.

Was this article useful? IOD has been blogging about cloud for almost a decade. Each week, we release new tech content for tech people: how-tos, tips, and product comparisons. Contact us to learn how to become an IOD tech blogger and get paid to research.

Ofir Nachmani

CEO

A tech evangelist and entrepreneur, Ofir was an early adopter of cloud and spent a decade as a leading cloud blogger—well before it went mainstream. He held executive roles at top tech companies and has served as an independent analyst for AWS, HP, Oracle, Google, and others. With deep roots in both tech and marketing, Ofir founded IOD to bridge the gap between the two—helping vendors build credibility, scale content, and position themselves as industry influencers.

Share with

Uncover real tech &
marketing insights

IOD’s monthly newsletter

Recent Posts

AWS Prompt Engineering 101: A Beginner’s Guide
  • Ofir Nachmani
  • August 31, 2025
The State of Offensive AI: What Black Hat 2025 Will Reveal About the New Cyber Battleground
  • Alberto Namias
  • August 4, 2025
Amazon Nova vs. the Field: What the GenAI Race Really Looks Like
  • Ofir Nachmani
  • July 31, 2025
IODigest July 2025: Amazon Nova vs. Competition, Slash CPL by 30%, Client Work, Seed-Stage Content Tip
  • IOD Team
  • July 31, 2025