Google Cloud Platform

Google Cloud is a cloud computing platform that includes a number of products, such as Google Analytics, Google Maps, Google Drive, and Google Cloud Platform. Although it is not as competitive as AWS or Microsoft Azure, it has quickly expanded to accommodate a variety of niche sectors.

One feature that distinguishes it is its AI and ML technology. GCP, or Google Cloud Platform, is a SaaS platform that excels in machine learning, data analytics, and artificial intelligence. It also offers a variety of tools, ranging from programs for managing ML models and deep learning to those for analyzing emotion, language, and unstructured data such as sound.

As Google Cloud has a diverse portfolio, it is one of the best options for businesses looking for robust analytics on their cloud platform. Aside from the free trial, it offers a variety of customizable payment plans based on pay-as-you-go.

The Google Cloud Platform is a component of Google Cloud that contains Google Workspace, public cloud infrastructure, and machine learning application programming interfaces. It also includes the following features: compute engine virtual machines; cloud storage for secure, consistent object storage; cloud SDK command-line tools and libraries; and BigQuery data warehousing.

Founded: 2008

Headquarters: San Francisco, California, US

Official website: https://cloud.google.com/