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Apple Reportedly Storing over 8M Terabytes of iCloud Data on Google Servers
The report speculates that Apple’s increased use of Google Cloud suggests the company’s rising cloud storage requirements have outpaced its ability to develop and operate its own data centers needed to handle the resulting data.
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