> packed into the rest of Google's junk with very high utilization. Maybe packed in with other public cloud things? I thought the partitioning between public a

> packed into the rest of Google's junk with very high utilization. Maybe packed in with other public cloud things? I thought the partitioning between public and private resources was done at a pretty coarse level, but might misremember. IMO more relevant is that Google public cloud resources are carbon neutral, at least wrt electricity. (Through buying green power and emissions credits, to the degree you believe the prices and the models I guess.)