Twitter not paying for Google Cloud

Twitter has stopped paying for Google Cloud providers as its contract with the corporate nears expiration.

The contract between Twitter and Google, which was signed earlier than Elon Musk took over the corporate final October and particulars how Twitter will use and pay for Google Cloud, is ready to run out this month.

Twitter has been reportedly making an attempt to renegotiate the phrases of the contract since March.

While Twitter hosts numerous its personal providers on its servers, a few of them are housed on cloud servers owned by Amazon and Google.

If Google prohibited Twitter from utilizing its cloud providers, it may devastate the belief and security trams on the firm. Many of the provisions within the contract make it simpler for Twitter to deal with scams and bot accounts on the platform.

Twitter has additionally apparently not paid its payments to Amazon both. In March, Amazon mentioned it might withhold promoting funds till the corporate settled unpaid payments for cloud providers.

The information that Twitter is failing to pay its payments just isn’t new. Since Mr. Musk took over the corporate, he has overseen a concerted effort to chop prices, and typically which means not paying. There have been a number of experiences that Twitter is refusing to pay lease in a few of its workplace buildings, leading to litigation.