What is Google Cloud? Google Cloud is part of the hidden plumbing of the internet. It provides digital processing power and storage to thousands of modern services, from websites to banking apps and email providers. Rather than buying their own equipment, it is more efficient for these businesses to lease this capacity from Google. However, this shared dependence means that when it fails, all kinds of things end up being affected at once. How does it work? Google Cloud is powered by a network of massive data centres filled with computer servers. These are the machines that process information requests from your devices, sending back the data needed for financial transactions, website browsing and streamed music and videos.
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