Late this month we’ll find out if Google Cloud and Amazon (together) are finally able to best Microsoft in cloud revenue for Q2.
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The “legacy” impact at Google Cloud has just intensified as Rob Enslin has hired Adaire Fox-Martin to become president of EMEA.
It appears that Salesforce is turning a cold shoulder to Google Cloud, even as its cloudmances with Amazon and Microsoft draw attention.
Pinecone Systems is demonstrating the performance advantages of a vector database, powered by machine learning, such as IT threat detection.
Until recently, Google Cloud rarely talked about OCTO and philosophy, which to my knowledge is without peer among the Cloud Wars Top 10.
In a market already crowded with database DB, data warehouses, data lakes, and other technologies, how new and different are data clouds?
CEO Frank Slootman said on the recent Snowflake earnings call that Microsoft, Amazon and Google are “not sitting on good architecture.”
I’ve seen speculation that Google Cloud will be the big winner as it swoops in to become the preferred cloud-infrastructure partner for SAP.
On last week’s earnings call, Alphabet CFO Ruth Porat said, “As for Google Cloud… we will continue to invest aggressively.”
Read for insights from the leader of industry solutions at Google Cloud, Lori Mitchell-Keller, about this booming business.
Stream this episode for my conversation with Lori Mitchell-Taylor about Google Cloud’s customer-first approach to industry solutions.
Introducing our new weekly rankings of the leading providers in a what could become a trillion-dollar category: the Industry Cloud Top 10.
The complexities of database migration were highlighted unexpectedly on recent earnings calls for Snowflake and Google Cloud.
Last week, Kurian said that Google Cloud’s move into industry-specific solutions “is reflective of our view of where the cloud needs to go.”
Assessing the world’s 9 most-influential cloud vendors’ growth rates, with Google Cloud’s 46.6% leading #2 Oracle and the rest.
Highlights from Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian’s talk at last week’s Goldman Sachs technology investors conference.
A deeper look into the numbers and marketplace dynamics shows that the $5.6 billion Google Cloud lost actually reflects a strong performance.
Google Cloud Q4 growth happened far more rapidly than any other cloud provider, but that’s not because the others were slacking.
Extending its year-long run as the world’s fastest-growing major cloud vendor, Google Cloud Q4 revenue soared to $3.83 billion.
January 2021 saw some major cloud database developments in a fast-moving, fast-growing, customer-demand-driven market.