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Amazon professes to be customer-obsessed, not competitor-focused, but one of its cloud rivals is proving tough to ignore this week. Now appearing on Sphere, a 90-second Google Cloud ad, strategically timed for Amazon Web Services #reinvent2023, taking place on the next block over.

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Фото профиля Randall Hunt
Randall Hunt2 лет назад

@SphereVegas @googlecloud @awscloud Imagine if they spent that money on their product and support? I've always found this kind of marketing very #cringe

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SecBriefs | Making Cybersecurity Simple2 лет назад

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Фото профиля Chris Gaun
Chris Gaun2 лет назад

@SphereVegas @googlecloud @awscloud Oracle did similar things at early few Reinvents. @ajassy would actually put pictures of their ads in his keynote and have a laugh.

Фото профиля Saurabh Gupta
Saurabh Gupta2 лет назад

@SphereVegas @googlecloud @awscloud As a #Google shareholder, I wholeheartedly approve!! @googlecloud

Фото профиля Bxn Bxlxn
Bxn Bxlxn2 лет назад

@SphereVegas @googlecloud @awscloud Their cloud gets better as their search engine gets worse..

Фото профиля PatrickRoy
PatrickRoy2 лет назад

@SphereVegas @googlecloud @awscloud Did they need to delete some google drive files to create enough storage to pay for the advert?

Фото профиля Garret
Garret2 лет назад

@SphereVegas @googlecloud @awscloud Maybe Google Cloud would be better if they focused on their product instead of marketing. Everyone there already knows Google Cloud...

Фото профиля Investing Developer
Investing Developer2 лет назад

@SphereVegas @googlecloud @awscloud I don't really understand what they are trying to achieve here. Do they expect people at AWS events to look at this and suddenly think "maybe we should give GCP a try"?

Фото профиля Jeremy Morgan
Jeremy Morgan2 лет назад

@SphereVegas @googlecloud @awscloud Good luck with that

Фото профиля Simon Plant
Simon Plant2 лет назад

@SphereVegas @googlecloud @awscloud In one hand we have a 5 day conference and all the innovations, but sure just one look at GCPs logo will be enough to pivot technical strategies for most attendees?? 🤡

Фото профиля Evan Zimmerman
Evan Zimmerman2 лет назад

@SphereVegas @googlecloud @awscloud @refikanadol is this you?

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