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Why Cloud Providers Are Making Multicloud Networking Work in 2026
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- Jun 8, 2026
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Episode 38 of Cloud Computing with Fexingo explores the surprising shift happening inside AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud: they are finally making it easier to connect workloads across clouds. Lucas and Luna unpack the new cross-cloud networking services rolling out in 2026, including AWS's Direct Connect Inter-Cloud, Azure's Cross-Cloud Connect, and Google's Cross-Cloud Network. They discuss why providers are cooperating after years of locking customers in, how egress fees are being restructured for multi-cloud traffic, and what this means for your architecture choices. Specific numbers include 40 percent lower latency and 30 percent cost reduction on cross-cloud data transfer. The hosts also examine the strategic driver: the rise of AI training pipelines that span multiple clouds. A must-listen for anyone building hybrid or multi-cloud infrastructure. #Multicloud #CloudNetworking #AWS #Azure #GoogleCloud #DirectConnect #CrossCloudConnect #EgressFees #AIInfrastructure #HybridCloud #CloudArchitecture #Latency #DataTransfer #CloudCostOptimization #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #Technology #CloudComputing Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo