Google Cloud Changes in the Wake of Enterprise-Level Computing Transformation

It wouldn’t be wrong to state that the cloud computing arena has evolved beyond human contemplation over the past decade with companies usually at loggerheads when it comes to putting forth the first piece of technological innovation. Be it making development tools available for the users or increasing the efficacy of cognitive functions and machine learning principles, PaaS or Platform-as-a-Service has taken center-stage in this cloud-driven market. That said, at present, the competition has settled between Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, IBM Cloud, and AWS, in regard to Enterprise-level cloud computing and other relatable strategies pertaining to digital transformation.

While AWS keeps leading the market with pioneered innovations, Microsoft has caught up courtesy of its pivotal role in the development of enterprise computing and IaaS offerings with the 365 Suite helping clients manage workloads with ease. IBM has also made a name for itself with a rich vein of security services, leaving Google anxious for necessary changes.