If you're doing heavy data stuff, Google is the winner. BigQuery is honestly like magic—it crunches through terabytes of data in seconds. It’s clear that Google designed this for their own massive scale and then just let us use it.

The interface is so much cleaner than Azure or AWS. It feels modern and intuitive, like someone actually thought about the user experience. I can usually find what I’m looking for without needing a PhD in cloud architecture.

Their AI and data tools are second to none. If you're doing heavy data work, GCP is the way to go.

I worry about 'Google being Google' and just killing off services we rely on. They have a history of moving things around or rebranding them constantly, which makes it a little nerve-wracking to commit your whole stack to them long-term.

I worry about 'Google being Google' and just killing off services we rely on. They have a history of moving things around or rebranding them constantly, which makes it a little nerve-wracking to commit your whole stack to them long-term.