With (millions? billions?) of humans creating content (and metadata?) every day, how does the data storage keep up? Are they adding additional storage every day?
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There’s no one checking the population and adjusting the world’s digital storage requirements accordingly.
Companies make money from creating and selling storage, both physical and digital. A rise in use means *someone* is buying more. Companies adjust their output with market demands. Short answer; capitalism.
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