Google cuts back-up support for Microsoft Exchange in ongoing product cull - V3.co.uk
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Google cuts back-up support for Microsoft Exchange in ongoing product cull
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by Rosalie Marshall Google will continue to shut down operations not core to its business, revealing plans to close or open-source six more services, including the disaster recovery support it offers Microsoft Exchange customers.
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