G Suite is a suite of web-based messaging and collaboration applications that Google hosts on their own servers. Google provides these applications as a "service," rather than as software you have ...

CNET@Work: The pricing on G Suite is affordable by just about any small business and the benefits are pretty substantial.

G Suite targets companies that are all-in on the cloud and happy with apps that run in a browser; Office, even in the Office 365 subscription version, still involves downloadable software with ...

Google's low-cost, subscription-based G Suite has also pushed Microsoft to adopt a similar strategy with Office 365, an online version of its popular software.

Google isn't just consolidating its end-user cloud services, it's integrating them into a smarter, more useful cloud office suite.

The need to foster productivity and collaboration between G Suite and Office 365 users, led to the birth of G Suite Sync for Microsoft Outlook.

To grow G Suite beyond the 2 billion mark, Soltero told Axios that Google is focused on melding the different G Suite software into one app.

Google's office-software suite now has over 9 million paying organizations, the company told Insider. Workspace, formerly known as G Suite, had grown to 3 billion users as of October 2021.