Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure

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The Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure, or JEDI, is a massive Pentagon cloud contract that was reported to be worth 10 billion dollar [1].

Companies interested in the contract included Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Oracle and Rean Cloud, LLC [2]. After protests from Google employees, Google decided drop out of contention for the contract because of conflict with it's corporate values [3].

References[edit]

  1. ^ "Why the Pentagon's $10 billion JEDI deal has cloud companies going nuts".
  2. ^ "The high-stakes battle for the Pentagon's winner-take-all cloud contract".
  3. ^ "Google drops out of contention for a $10 billion defense contract because it could conflict with its corporate values".