Not really clear. First you say "online storage, not backup". Then you say "I want to back-up".
10 TB, that's 10.000 GB. For a backup that is 10 external hard disks of 1 TB for back-up, safely stored somewhere outside your house. That's some USD 1000.
Let's see the prices of Dropbox Teams at http://www.dropbox.com/teams.
10.000 GB = 350 GB + 96.5* 100 GB = 795 + 96.5* 200 = 20,095 USD / year. That's 1 DVD for 4 USD a year.
Dropbox surely is considered a reliable company.
And let's see the time to upload it. Say you upload speed is 10 Mb/second (that's rather high quality broadband). That's 1 MB a second. That's 1 GB on 1000 seconds. That's 1 TB in 1,000,000 seconds. That's 10 TB in 10,000,000 seconds. That's 166.667 minutes.That's 2778 hours. That's 115 days at 24 hours/day. Let's hope they have the option for unattended (batch) operation or it would take a year. And let's hope you have an unlimited upload plan with your ISP. Quite a lot would limit it to, say, 10 GB a month. Than 10.000 GB would take 1000 months (that's 80 years) if you want to stay inside the subscription and not pay for overdraft.
Kees
Hi, I am looking for a website that can provide me with online storage (not back-up) for all of my DVD's. I will need to upload at least 10 Tarabytes of data (I have over 5,000 tennis DVD's I want to back-up).

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