Google Comes to Washington to Sell Cloud Computing to Feds
The Washington Post reports on the new 18 person office in Reston Town Center aimed at educating and then selling to the feds.
Google wants agencies and the firms working with them to give “cloud-computing” a try. That means, for example, using Google Maps and Google Earth to visualize massive amounts of information, or using Google’s search tool to organize internal data, and storing that information on Google’s servers “in the cloud.” The enterprise versions of the tools, which come with extra storage and security features, cost around $50 per user, per year.
I figured Google already had a sales office there.
by Adena Schutzberg on 09/29 at 07:28 AM |
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