Which retail technology giant was the first to launch a dedicated cloud computing service specifically optimized for scientific research with specialized tools for genomic data analysis?

Cloud computing has transformed how scientific research institutions and biotechnology companies store, process, and analyze vast datasets. From genomic sequencing to molecular modeling, the computational demands of modern science require robust cloud infrastructure. This poll tests your knowledge about which retail tech giant pioneered specialized cloud services specifically designed for scientific applications, enabling researchers to access previously unattainable computational power.

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Amazon Web Services (AWS) with its 'AWS for Research' platform launched in 2013
Microsoft Azure with its 'Science Cloud Initiative' launched in 2014
Google Cloud Platform with its 'Science Workbench' launched in 2015
IBM Cloud with its 'Scientific Computing Environment' launched in 2012