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iTWire Wednesday, 28 July 2021 11:39 Google Cloud opens new Melbourne region Featured Google today announced the opening of a new Melbourne region here in Australia. This joins the Sydney region that opened in 2017 and becomes the 27th Google Cloud region globally. The Melbourne region is connected via Google's high-performance global network delivering low latency and high performance of cloud-based workloads. Google Cloud delivers almost $3.2 billion in annual gross benefits to businesses and consumers in Australia, including $686 million to customers and $698 million ...

Google Cloud Warsaw opens Since Google opened its first office in Poland over 15 years ago, Google has been supporting the country’s growing digital economy, providing partners and customers with cutting-edge technology, knowledge and global insights. With the announcement of a strategic partnership with Poland’s Domestic Cloud Provider in September 2019, we further committed to bring the power of Google Cloud to support the rapid growth, entrepreneurial spirit and passion for innovation of Polish businesses. Now, as Poland looks towards economic recovery, enterprises and public organizat...

Google's approach stands in sharp contrast to market leaders Amazon and Microsoft. Both have their own virtual desktop services, and both have seen an uptick in usage during the pandemic. For many companies navigating remote work at scale for the first time, relying on cloud providers to deal with infrastructure is easier than keeping administrators on site to manage servers — or mailing PCs to new employees. For instance, after Zoom saw a surge in new customers during the pandemic, the video-calling software company signed up for more than 1,000 Amazon WorkSpaces virtual desktops for its h...

Jobberman appoints new CEO Twitter partners Google Cloud for data Last week Friday, Twitter signed a strategic multiyear partnership with Google Cloud. Twitter will move its offline analytics, data processing and machine learning workloads to Google’s Data Cloud. And this is supposed to take Twitter’s cloud data analysis to another level. In other words, you know this thing that Twitter does with your tweets, retweets, and likes, to determine what makes it to your timeline depending on your engagement and preference? Advertisement Yes, that decision will now be made via Google Cloud along...