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Most companies don't think they could leave their main cloud provider quickly should the worst happen

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Most companies don't think they could leave their main cloud provider quickly should the worst happen
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Businesses are starting to recognize that they're locked into vendors from all anglesAI could add yet another element to keep customers locked into providersFour in five have already taken action to move, many would even pay a premiumNine in 10 (89%) businesses admit they couldn't migrate business-critical workloads away from their primary cloud provider within three weeks if it came to it evidencing widespread vendor lock-in challenges.New Leaseweb research found more than half (55%) said it wo

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