Google's Cloud Ambitions: Can They Compete With Amazon?

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Channel: Bloomberg Tech · 2016 · News & Politics

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Nov. 4 -- Google was once a cloud pioneer, having spent years stringing together data centers to support its search business. But it squandered that lead by allowing others to market such infrastructure as a service first. Alphabet is now intent on narrowing the gap with Amazon and Microsoft, in large part because it needs to build a reliable revenue stream that doesn’t come from ads. Bloomberg's Mark Bergen has more on "Bloomberg Technology."

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