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Cloudflare, IBM, Microsoft slash high data-transfer fees. Not AWS.
Fast Company Razors are cheap; razor blades aren't. For companies renting server space from cloud providers like Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud, or Microsoft Azure, the razor blades are something called “data transfer,” “bandwidth,” or “egress” charges. Salesforce and AWS (Amazon Web Services) Announce New Integrations to Empower CIOs Salesforce, AWS plot more private connections, integration points Salesforce, AWS expand partnership with secure data sharing between platforms |
Thursday, September 27, 2018
Cloudflare, IBM, Microsoft slash high data-transfer fees. Not AWS. - Fast Company
