Editor's note: Chris Potter is co-founder of ScreenLight, a cloud video collaboration service for video producers to review and approve video with their teams and clients. Google recently rolled out a number of enhancements to its Cloud Platform products. With these changes, it's clear that Google is aiming its sights directly at Amazon Web Services and other IaaS providers, such as Windows Azure, Rackspace, HP, and other OpenStack providers.
Sunday, 16 December 2012
Google Could Loosen Amazon?s Cloud Grip With Pay-Per-Use API Services
Editor's note: Chris Potter is co-founder of ScreenLight, a cloud video collaboration service for video producers to review and approve video with their teams and clients. Google recently rolled out a number of enhancements to its Cloud Platform products. With these changes, it's clear that Google is aiming its sights directly at Amazon Web Services and other IaaS providers, such as Windows Azure, Rackspace, HP, and other OpenStack providers.
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