Google's Compute Engine.
(Credit: The Google Developers Blog)
Google introduced somewhat of an overhaul for its Compute Engine virtual machine today, making the cloud service more readily available to more users.
Marc Cohen, a software manager on the Google Cloud Platform team, outlined in a blog post that today's update essentially boils down to three things: lower costs, more functionality and access for more customers.
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Cohen also cited a recent review by Scalr founder Sebastian Stadil published on GigaOm, highlighting the speed of the cloud infrastructure against competitors.
Starting today, the Infrastructure-as-a-Service is being made available to all customers who sign up for Google's Gold Support package, the second highest of the company's four tiers of cloud customer support.
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