Google to base new cloud push on Diane Greene's Bebop technology
Google cloud to go Greene as internet giant plans new environment for developing enterprise applications
Google is planning a major push into cloud computing based on the technology of Bebop, the start-up it acquired last month, which had been founded by VMware founder Diane Greene. Google acquired the...
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