Google Rebrands Portfolio of Products and Services as ‘Google Cloud’

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Google Rebrands Portfolio of Products and Services as ‘Google Cloud’

By CircleID Reporter
September 29, 2016, 7:53 pm PDT Views: 8,430 Add Comment

Google announces the locations of eight new Google Cloud Regions – Mumbai, Singapore, Sydney, Northern Virginia, São Paulo, London, Finland and Frankfurt. (Click to Enlarge)Google’s enterprise business is officially rebranded as Google Cloud, the company announced today at a San Francisco event. Diane Greene, Google Cloud’s Senior Vice President writes: “Google Cloud spans every layer. ... our user facing collaboration and productivity applications—now named G Suite—all of our Machine Learning tools and APIs, the enterprise maps APIs and the Android phones, tablets and Chromebooks that access the cloud.”

— Greene added: “Today we are also introducing a significant lineup of new cloud technologies and machine intelligence capabilities as well as services, and we’re showcasing how a cross-section of our customers and partners, including, Airbus, Home Depot, Snap Inc (formerly SnapChat), Evernote, Niantic Labs (Pokemon Go), Telus, Accenture and Pivotal use and work with Google Cloud.”

— Google Cloud Platform now serves over one billion end-users – To meet the growing demand, company also announced the locations of eight new Google Cloud Regions: Mumbai, Singapore, Sydney, Northern Virginia, São Paulo, London, Finland and Frankfurt. More regions to be announced next year.

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