Cloud infrastructure
The cloud brings endless possibilities for your business to work in a more productive way, from wherever your team is. Better still, it can create significant cost savings, as you no longer need to have on-site servers and data storage, and it eliminates maintenance-related costs for these too.
But it’s not just about having access to the data. You also need to understand the data and to interpret it correctly in order to gain powerful and actionable insights. These insights will give you the full view of your customers and allow you to make smarter business decisions that are backed up by real data.
Google Cloud
Google Cloud’s worldwide infrastructure not only powers the Google products you already know, such as Gmail, Google Search, and YouTube, but also global companies like PayPal. The same high-quality network that underpins those services can also power your databases, workflows, as well as analytics tools like BigQuery.
Amazon Web services
Amazon Web Services (AWS) was one of the first cloud infrastructure operators and has the largest market share of around 32%, with Microsoft Azure at 20% and Google Cloud at just 9%. AWS accounts for more than 13% of Amazon’s total revenue. Powering giants like Netflix, AWS is a fast, reliable, and secure cloud infrastructure.
Microsoft Azure
Microsoft Azure is the fastest growing cloud infrastructure, and if you use Microsoft 365, you already use Azure. With Microsoft’s decades long resume of reliability, security and innovation, Azure is trusted by many of the world’s leading tech companies such as Intel and MSI Global. Outside the tech space, Uber, Coca-Cola and Transport for London all rely on Azure to power their business.
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