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Amazon and Google introduced a multicloud networking service that enables customers to build private, high-speed links between AWS and Google Cloud in minutes, with Salesforce as an early adopter. AWS plans to add Azure interoperability in 2026, highlighting demand for resilient connections after an October AWS outage. Both cloud giants continue expanding as AWS nears $33 billion in quarterly revenue and Google Cloud surpasses a $50 billion run rate.
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00:00It's Benzinga, bringing Wall Street to Main Street.
00:02Amazon and Google launched a new multi-cloud networking service that lets customers create
00:06private, high-speed links between AWS and Google Cloud in minutes, according to Benzinga.
00:12Joint System Connects AWS Interconnect Multicloud with Google's Cloud Cross Cloud Interconnect.
00:18And Salesforce is among the early adopters. AWS will extend similar interoperability
00:22to Microsoft's Azure in 2026. Service files an October AWS outage that disrupted more
00:28than 1,000 websites and underscores the need for reliable connectivity. AWS operates more
00:33than 900 data centers across over 50 countries, posted $33 billion in revenue, while Google
00:39Cloud's annual run rate now exceeds $50 billion. For all things money, visit Benzinga.com.
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