Google admits that he wanted to buy GitHub as Microsoft acquired it

Google admits wanting to buy GitHub from the way Microsoft acquired it

We know that at the beginning of last month Microsoft bought GitHub, known as Big code deposit company. But now according to the Bloomberg Report we learned that the search engine giant Google also wanted to buy GitHub but unfortunately it could not. Yesterday, Diane Greene's cloud head Google attended a Fortune Magazine event where he admitted that "I would not have thought of buying them, but it's okay." However, he added that "I really hope that Microsoft keeps them totally neutral."

There is a reason why GitHub founder Chris Wanstrath was a good friend of Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella. this month, Verge also asked a Google spokesperson whether she would continue to use GitHub or not? On the other hand, a Facebook spokesman told Verge that "As long as GitHub remains a good place to share our projects and collaborate with the open source community", we will continue to use it. "

Long story short, GitHub was known as the big code deposit company became very popular with developers and companies to host projects, documentation, and code. In addition to Apple, Amazon, Facebook and Google, many other large technology companies also use GitHub. There are 85 million hosted repositories on GitHub and 28 million developers contribute