What is the best alternative to S3?

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Google35%

SAP8%

other4%

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Senior Vice President Technology Vendor & Asset Management in Mediaa year ago

GCP it's much more scalable and tends to be way cheaper. MS cannot get out of it's way putting together good cloud deals.

VP of Engineering in Banking2 years ago

What is the intention of this question? 🤔

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Director of IT in Healthcare and Biotech2 years ago

GCP is so Google, but Azure blob limits are too low, it's not scalable. Voting GCP.

Chief Technology Officer3 years ago

AWS Glacier particularly if you have large storage for a longer period of time. It has self managed content archival.

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Director of IT in Software3 years ago

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