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AWS

Cloud Infrastructure

4.7

Amazon Web Services is the world's most comprehensive and broadly adopted cloud platform, holding approximately 31% market share and offering over 200 fully-featured services from data centers across 33 geographic regions globally. AWS powers millions of active customers including the world's fastest-growing startups, largest enterprises, and leading government agencies — Netflix, Airbnb, NASA, and the CIA all run on AWS infrastructure. Its compute services range from EC2 virtual machines and Lambda serverless functions to specialized instances for machine learning (Inferentia, Trainium) and high-performance computing. AWS's breadth is unmatched — from core infrastructure (compute, storage, networking) to advanced services like SageMaker (ML), Bedrock (generative AI), IoT Core, and GameLift, making it the default choice for organizations that need the widest range of cloud capabilities and the largest ecosystem of partners and solutions.

Google Cloud

Cloud Infrastructure

4.6

Google Cloud Platform provides enterprise-grade cloud computing services built on the same infrastructure that powers Google Search, YouTube, and Gmail — some of the world's largest and most reliable web services. Its standout strengths are data analytics (BigQuery can query petabytes of data in seconds), machine learning (Vertex AI provides a unified ML platform), and Kubernetes (Google invented Kubernetes, and GKE remains the most advanced managed Kubernetes service). Google Cloud's global fiber network provides the lowest latency between regions of any major cloud provider, making it ideal for latency-sensitive applications and global deployments. With competitive sustained-use and committed-use discounts, per-second billing, and a generous free tier ($300 in credits plus always-free products), Google Cloud is increasingly chosen by data-driven organizations and those building AI-powered applications.