- Published on August 2, 2019
- In Global Tech
Google Looks Poised To Offer India’s Public Sector With Cloud Services
- By Ram Sagar
Tech giants like Google, Amazon and Microsoft have been top providers so far. While Amazon and Microsoft have topped the charts, Google trailed behind. The last quarter reports of Google Cloud tells a new tale as they have made good numbers(~$8 billion). Now they look to extend their reach in world’s one of the most happening places — India.
India’s first Google Cloud Platform region was launched back in November, 2017. The new Mumbai region joined the likes of Singapore, Taiwan, Sydney and Tokyo in Asia Pacific to build highly available, performant applications using cloud.
Their aim was to improve latency from 20-90% for end users in Chennai, Hyderabad, Bangalore compared to hosting t
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Ram Sagar
I have a master's degree in Robotics and I write about machine learning advancements.
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