Google Cloud announced today that its new data center in Salt Lake City has opened, making it the 22nd such center the company has opened to date.
This Salt Lake City data center marks the third in the western region joining LA and Dallas, Oregon with the goal of providing lower latency compute power across the region.
“We’re committed to building the most secure, high-performance and scalable public cloud, and we continue to make critical infrastructure investments that deliver our cloud services closer to customers that need them the most,” said Jennifer Chason, director of Google Cloud Enterprise for the Western States and Southern California said in a statement.
