Prabhakar Raghavan, Google's vice-president responsible for G Suite in Google Cloud, said that the files hosted on Google Drive has passed two trillion.
That many files include photos, videos, documents, and all other kinds of files. Drive contains users' uploaded files from Google Docs as well as backed up content from their phones, so individual users could easily have hundreds of files on Drive.
Its 2 trillion files figure accounts for the number of documents, photos, videos, and other kinds of files stored on Drive.
At the Google offices, the executive said that employees working on Google Drive are seeing a very visible reminder of the product's progress since its launch in April 2012: "If you ever go to Drive’s headquarters, you’ll see this huge display up there that shows the number of monthly active users, and another one that shows the number of objects."
While hosting 2 trillion files is indeed a milestone, Google Drive itself isn't quite at the billion user mark. On January 2016, it announced that it passed 800 million users.
