Archive · 1 Dec 2025
Amazon and Google Launch Joint Multicloud Service
Amazon and Google have teamed up to create a new service that helps companies connect their data and applications between Amazon's AWS and Google Cloud more quickly and reliably.
This service is designed to prevent internet outages and make it easier for businesses to use both cloud platforms together.
It's like building a superhighway between two big cities so that traffic can move smoothly and quickly.
Salesforce is one of the first companies to use this new service.
Amazon's cloud business made $33 billion in the third quarter of 2023, which is more than double what Google Cloud made in the same period.
Amazon and Google Cloud have launched a joint multicloud networking service to improve connectivity and reliability.
The service enables customers to establish private, high-speed links between AWS and Google Cloud platforms in minutes.
This initiative follows a significant AWS outage in October that disrupted major websites and cost U.S. companies between $500 million and $650 million.
The service combines AWS' Interconnect–multicloud with Google Cloud's Cross-Cloud Interconnect.
Salesforce is among the early adopters of the new multicloud networking service.
- Who
- Amazon (AWS) and Google Cloud
- What
- Launch of a joint multicloud networking service
- When
- Sunday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Globally
- Why
- To meet growing demand for reliable connectivity and improve network interoperability
- Companies Involved
- Amazon (AWS) and Google Cloud
- Service Name
- AWS Interconnect–multicloud and Google Cloud's Cross-Cloud Interconnect
- Purpose
- To provide private, high-speed links between AWS and Google Cloud platforms
- Estimated Setup Time
- Minutes instead of weeks
- Early Adopter
- Salesforce