Correction: Google, Oracle, Amazon and Microsoft awarded Pentagon cloud deal of up to $9 billion combined
The outcome of the Joint Warfighting Cloud Capability, or JWCC, effort is in line with the U.S. Defense Department's effort to rely on multiple providers of remotely operated infrastructure technology, as opposed to relying on a single company, a strategy promoted during the Trump Administration.
A Department of Defense spokesperson told CNBC by email that "JWCC is a multiple award procurement composed of four contracts with a shared ceiling of $9 Billion." An increasing tally of businesses have also sought to rely on more than one cloud provider. In some cases they rely on specialized capabilities on one and the majority of front-end and back-end workloads on another. At other times, they
. Having more than one cloud might make organizations more confident that they can withstand service disruptions brought on by outages.
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