Amazon Cancels Fees for Customers Moving to Rival Cloud Services
Amazon Web Services will no longer charge customers who want to extract their data from the company’s servers and move them to another service.
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Amazon.com Inc.’s cloud services division is halting fees it has long charged customers that switch to a rival provider — following in the steps of Google, which recently announced it was ending the practice.
Amazon Web Services will no longer charge customers who want to extract all of their data from the company’s servers and move them to another service, AWS Vice President Robert Kennedy said in a blog post on Tuesday.