"We remain dedicated to providing a managed platform for IoT devices, including turnkey hardware solutions. For developers looking to commercialize IoT products in 2019, check out Cloud IoT Core for secure device connectivity at scale and the upcoming Cloud IoT Edge runtime for a suite of managed edge computing services."
Now who is going to trust that any of thie above are around in a few years? IoT has a long development cycle and a long product lifetime - Google isn't really your trustworthy partner in such an endeavor. This is a very general problem when you are looking for cloud-supported services and the solution is to make sure that you have a standalone alternative.
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