At Google Cloud Next 2020 virtual event, Google announced BigQuery Omni, a multi-cloud extension of BigQuery that can run in AWS and Azure. BigQuery is a managed, serverless data warehouse available on Google Cloud. After App Engine, BigQuery was one of the first managed cloud services from Google.
Launched in 2010, BigQuery is the most popular cloud data warehouse platform in the public cloud. It is one of the fastest-growing services in the Google Cloud product portfolio.
BigQuery can load data from a variety of data sources such as computer engineer salary, Cloud Storage, Google Drive, and Cloud SQL. It supports popular data formats, including Avro, CSV, JSON, Apache ORC, and Apache Parquet.
Over the last decade, BigQuery has evolved to meet customer needs and requirements. It has become the foundation for building data-driven and analytics-based applications running in Google Cloud. Customers can execute standard SQL queries integrated with sophisticated machine learning algorithms to perform predictions and classification on existing datasets. Through the Connected Sheets feature, Google Sheets becomes the frontend to analyze billions of rows of data stored in BigQuery.
Launched in 2010, BigQuery is the most popular cloud data warehouse platform in the public cloud. It is one of the fastest-growing services in the Google Cloud product portfolio.
BigQuery can load data from a variety of data sources such as computer engineer salary, Cloud Storage, Google Drive, and Cloud SQL. It supports popular data formats, including Avro, CSV, JSON, Apache ORC, and Apache Parquet.
Over the last decade, BigQuery has evolved to meet customer needs and requirements. It has become the foundation for building data-driven and analytics-based applications running in Google Cloud. Customers can execute standard SQL queries integrated with sophisticated machine learning algorithms to perform predictions and classification on existing datasets. Through the Connected Sheets feature, Google Sheets becomes the frontend to analyze billions of rows of data stored in BigQuery.
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