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Network World Cloud Computing Alert Apr 27, 2017 Deep dive on AWS vs. Azure vs. Google cloud storage options In reality, the world of cloud storage has many facets to consider. Each of the three major public IaaS cloud vendors – Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud Platform – have a variety of storage options and in some cases complicated schemes for how much it costs. 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