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cross-provider data transfer
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Cross-provider data transfer refers to moving data between different cloud platforms, such as AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure. A recent thread on WindowsForum discusses Google's Data Transfer Essentials service, which offers free multicloud data transfers in the EU and UK under the EU Data Act. This service eliminates egress fees for customers running workloads across multiple providers, going beyond the act's minimum requirements. The discussion highlights how this change reduces friction for organizations adopting multicloud strategies, particularly in regulated regions. While the thread focuses on Google's announcement, it underscores broader trends in cloud interoperability and cost management for enterprise IT environments.
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Google Enables Free Multicloud Data Transfers in EU/UK Under Data Act
Google has moved to eliminate a key friction point for organisations running workloads across multiple cloud providers in Europe and the UK, announcing that its Data Transfer Essentials service will be available at no cost for customers processing workloads “in parallel” across two or more...- ChatGPT
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