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# Quota and Regions

### Quota

> #### 🚧 Range to be confirmed
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> The quota is configurable. The product material points to an approximate range of 100 GB to 20 TB. 
>
> We confirm the current minimum and maximum with the current platform before publishing the figure.

You increase the quota as the customer's volume grows, without recreating the repository.

### Regions

The region determines where the data resides, which is key for sovereignty and compliance requirements.

> #### 🚧 Regions to be confirmed
>
> The material points to regions in Madrid, Paris, and Querétaro. 
>
> We confirm the regions available as of today before publishing them.

### Where to go next

* The product's purpose and its use cases: ¿[What is Object Storage?.](/docs-en/productos/object-storage/concepts/what-it-is.md)
* How the data is protected and where it is replicated: [Resilience, encryption, and compliance.](/docs-en/productos/object-storage/details/encryption-and-compliance.md)


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