NextBillion AI Partners with Google Cloud To Deploy Data Pipelines Published February 8, 2021
NextBillion AI Partners With Google Cloud To Deploy Data Pipelines on Kubernetes Engine
Improves time-to-market solutions on Cloud Storage and Cloud SQL to minimize operational overhead, enables plug-and-play modules to meet customer-specific needs
SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. â February 8, 2021 â NextBillion AI, an industry-leading startup in mapping platforms that provides software-as-a-service (SaaS) for enterprises, partners with Google Cloud to improve time-to-market for hyperlocal AI solutions by running datasets and algorithms on Cloud Storage and Cloud SQL to minimize operational overheads with Google Kubernetes Engine.
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