Like on a Macbook or anything you'd get yourself, etc.
Thanks so much!
As it was suggested by @Kolban, you can resize your your persist disk on the fly, but you need to participate in this process by following some steps.
On the other hand, you can use Cloud Storage FUSE and have far more than 64Tb storage limited only by 5Tb per object and mounted like a file system:
Cloud Storage FUSE is an open source FUSE adapter that allows you to mount Cloud Storage buckets as file systems on Linux or macOS systems. It also provides a way for applications to upload and download Cloud Storage objects using standard file system semantics.
with all the benefits of Cloud Storage:
Cloud Storage provides worldwide, highly durable object storage that scales to exabytes of data.
So, you can use as more as you need without worrying about current limits and extending.
Keep in mind some differences from a POSIX file system:
Pricing: Cloud Storage FUSE access is ultimately Cloud Storage access. All data transfer and operations performed by Cloud Storage FUSE map to Cloud Storage transfers and operations, and are charged accordingly. See the pricing section below for details before using Cloud Storage FUSE.
Performance: Cloud Storage FUSE has much higher latency than a local file system. As such, throughput may be reduced when reading or writing one small file at a time. Using larger files and/or transferring multiple files at a time will help to increase throughput.
Availability: Transient errors do at times occur in distributed systems like Cloud Storage, leading to less than 100% availability. It is recommended that retries be attempted using the guidelines of truncated exponential backoff.
Directories: By default, only directories that are explicitly defined (that is, they are their own object in Cloud Storage) will appear in the file system. Implicit directories (that is, ones that are only parts of the pathname of other files or directories) will not appear by default.
more details you can find in the documentation.