Cloud storage battle: Google & Amazon slash cloud prices
Web giants continue attempts to out do one another with 25 per cent price drops
Amazon and Google have gone to war over cloud prices, with both firms cutting the cost of storage by over a quarter. Google began by dropping the price of cloud services by 20 per cent earlier this...
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