Google Cloud Platform (GCP)

Google Cloud Platform (GCP) is a top-notch Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) solution with various cloud services that will appeal to users of Google services. Features include impressive AL and ML functionality and outstanding overall performance. Google Cloud Platform (GCP) is an excellent Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) solution that integrates with various Linux distros as well as with Windows Server through 2016. GCP (whose cost can be determined by contacting the company) has grown to 15 regions, with at least three zones each since we last reviewed it. Each zone has multiple data centers and is increasing as Google continues to build storage infrastructure. Google has expanded its network to meet the growing demands of its data centers and has had the recent addition of three undersea cables. Notably, one cable is to the western Pacific landing in Guam. This interconnects with 10 undersea cables connecting Asia, the South Pacific, Australia, Japan, and the US mainland.