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Cloud Location Finder lets you identify and filter cloud locations in regions and zones across Google Cloud, Google Distributed Cloud, Microsoft Azure, Amazon Web Services, and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure based on proximity, geographic location, and carbon footprint.

Whether you are modernizing, expanding, or deploying a new application across multiple clouds, Cloud Location Finder makes it easier to choose locations that meet latency, geographic location, and sustainability needs. Access Cloud Location Finder using an API or the gcloud CLI.

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