Google is least popular cloud migration platform, finds Druva

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More than half the respondents want a single, central management solution

Nine in ten firms are planning cloud migration, with AWS far ahead of its competition

90 per cent of companies are aiming to migrate to the cloud by next year, with AWS identified as the most popular platform, according to a survey of the VMWare community by Druva. Some of the most common...

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