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Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Google Cloud consider it important that customers' have the ability to move provider or adopt a #multicloud strategy. Interesting… And, #AWS and #GoogleCloud are in agreement, despite their different market positions, that egress fees are a non-issue. Amazingly interesting… I wonder if you think the same? #Azure #Cloud #Cloudcomputing

Multi-cloud strategy now makes more sense. Lack of technical interoperability however could still make it hard to move data between cloud providers.

🚀 Exciting News in the Cloud Space! 🌐 Amazon is now offering FREE data transfers out of Amazon Web Services (AWS), following Google's lead. This move is a game-changer, making cloud services more accessible and cost-effective for businesses. With Qumulo multi-cloud solution -- your choice gets even better! Check out this insightful article on TechCrunch for all the details: https://lnkd.in/gnbYw6x3 Kudos to Amazon for continually innovating and making cloud computing more user-friendly. What are your thoughts on this development? 💡 #CloudComputing #AWS #TechInnovation #DigitalTransformation Microsoft Amazon Web Services (AWS) Qumulo

Hurray for Google starting a positive trend, and now AWS is doing the same with not forcing customers to pay cloud egress costs. https://lnkd.in/gxKabYep #technology #business #cloudcomputing

Google Cloud has just announced the removal of egress cost when you leave Google Cloud. It's a great step ahead to say to anyone to test it and adopt it. Or leave it at no cost But it's also a guardrail to avoid any mad cost increase (like BigQuery edition in 2023) A great 2 side blade! Which make Microsoft, without naming it, licence policy bleed! (or at least enlighten its unfair practices!) What will be the answer of the other Cloud Providers? https://lnkd.in/eJMEDRBZ

“Amazon’s cloud computing subsidiary AWS has revealed that it will allow customers to transfer their data out of its ecosystem with no so-called “egress fees” attached” My take: Microsoft will follow suit. I’m seeing a change in approach to public cloud, from public cloud is the only answer, to the more nuanced, align the workload with the best computing/storage platform. Key to have an enterprise strategy to ensure you keep it as simple as possible. #publiccloud

#cloud #google #data Google is taking a bold step, other public cloud providers #micorsoft and #aws should also consider eliminating egress charges. https://lnkd.in/gVNQXt6M

☁️ Microsoft has announced it will allow unrestricted free data transfers out of its Azure cloud ecosystem for customers looking to switch cloud providers. 📅 The move comes after fellow cloud giants Google and AWS announced they would be scrapping egress fees earlier in 2024. All three appear to be in doing so in preparation for the upcoming European Data Act, which looks to clamp down on vendor-lock in stifling competition in the cloud market. ITPro's Solomon Klappholz explores the latest changes and how this could affect customers. #Microsoft | #Cloud | #Azure

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Be interesting to see CMA’s outcome on commercial practices of hyperscalers, but AWS have a point in this article. On Prem is an alternative and therefore competition is strong. You only get into a “difficult to exit” situation if you don’t think through and cost the cloud properly at the outset. https://lnkd.in/eTtKBbPf