May, 2021 : Google Cloud Unveils 3 New Data Cloud Services

📅 May 29, 2021 - At its annual Data Cloud Summit event, Google Cloud has announced three new database and data analytics technologies to provide enterprises with a unified data platform, Dataplex, Analytics Hub, and Datastream.

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