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Jan, 2017 : Big Three Cloud Vendors Fight For Customers in Tight Race
📅 - The big three hyperscale cloud platforms are hard to differentiate between for customers. Most say the quality of the features and tools make the difference, according to research done by Clutch.
AWS, GCP and Azure were all compared and it was reported the strong security, brand familiarity and fit for the customer were most important. Reviews were also listed in the report. After interviewing 247 IT decision makers, Clutch reported that the response was nearly equally split between Google Cloud Platform, Microsoft Azure and Amazon Web Services.
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