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Google's Mountain View, Calif., campus (Photo: Jeff Chiu, Associated Press) SAN FRANCISCO — In a major push to gain momentum in the booming cloud computing business, Google has named VMware co-founder and tech industry veteran Diane Greene as chief Cloud computing is big business these days… right the way down to individuals as it happens. Google are perceived as a late entrant into the commercial cloud computing universe behind Amazon, but are keen to expand their business offerings. We’ve seen Google Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOGL) on Thursday appointed tech expert and VMware co-founder Diane Greene as head of its cloud computing platform. The tech giant will also acquire Ms. Greene’s startup, Bebop Technologies, to facilitate easy development and San Francisco - Google said on Thursday that a VMWare founder was taking charge of its cloud computing business as it looks to close ground on rivals such as Amazon and Microsoft. Diane Greene, who was already on the board of directors at Alphabet-owned Google said Thursday it tapped enterprise-technology veteran Diane Greene to run its cloud-computing businesses, including Google for Work, Cloud Platform and Google Apps. Ms. Greene co-founded VMware, a pioneer of technology that lets companies handle The jump wasn't a long one for Green, who started sitting on Google’s board of directors in 2012. A technology industry veteran, Green has also served on the board of Intuit. “Cloud computing is revolutionizing the way people live and work, and there .

Google wants to get serious about cloud computing, and it's appointed well-known Silicon Valley entrepreneur Diane Greene to lead the charge, according to The New York Times. Greene was chief executive of early cloud computing pioneer VMware from its There’s been quite a bit of talk in the last week or so about Alphabet’s (GOOGL) Google division’s newfound religion about competing in cloud computing with Amazon.com (AMZN) and Microsoft (MSFT). Most of it assumes Google will be a force to be Though Google's been a leader with its selection of Web apps and software as a service products, it would be a stretch to say it's been competitive with Amazon's AWS, the outright cloud computing champ, and Microsoft's Azure. It seems that the company Google said Thursday it tapped enterprise-technology veteran Diane Greene to run its cloud-computing businesses, including Google for Work, Cloud Platform and Google Apps. Greene co-founded VMware Inc. VMW, +1.65% , a pioneer of technology that lets .