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Cloud Infographic: The Cloud Games

by cloudtweaks on August 1, 2012

in Apps, Big Data, Cloud Computing, Computing, Google Cloud, Google Drive, Images, Infographic, Storage, Technology

Cloud Infographic: The Cloud Games

Most cloud service startups rely on newer and more appealing technology than the bigger guys. The industry, however, has definitely changed. Dropbox, a startup cloud service provider, has been leading the way in cloud filesharing and has kept up with the big guys, including Google’s newest cloud service.  This infographic however shows a battle with another large competitor of Dropbox, and that being Box.com.

Who wins?

Infographic Source: Spice Works

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AlfredWinston
AlfredWinston

Its a well insight about cloud adoption. Google is outstanding among the competition. Keep sharing such a useful info-graphics :) 

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