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Google Staying on Top of Cloud

Monday, Jan 06 2020
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  • "After inviting my cousin aimen for a drive we had an idea to take some shots and those shots were amazing the fields were not harvested yet so it gace us a chance to make the picture lil better and my dad\u2019s was super clean so the reflection came out just right and the sunset was amazing along side the stars"
"After inviting my cousin aimen for a drive we had an idea to take some shots and those shots were amazing the fields were not harvested yet so it gace us a chance to make the picture lil better and my dad\u2019s was super clean so the reflection came out just right and the sunset was amazing along side the stars" "After inviting my cousin aimen for a drive we had an idea to take some shots and those shots were amazing the fields were not harvested yet so it gace us a chance to make the picture lil better and my dad\u2019s was super clean so the reflection came out just right and the sunset was amazing along side the stars"

According to CNBC, Google had the goal of being in the top two of cloud computing by 2023.

In early 2018, top executives at Alphabet debated whether the company should leave the public cloud business, but eventually set a goal of becoming a top-two player by 2023, according to a report from The Information on Tuesday.

 

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