This report provides a comparative analysis of three major cloud service providers: Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, and Google Compute Engine. It begins with an overview of each service, highlighting their key features and target users. The report delves into a detailed comparison across several critical aspects, including service features, specifically Linux hosting and virtual machine management; storage solutions, such as NoSQL databases and Big Data tools; networking capabilities, like Virtual Private Clouds and Virtual Networks; Linux distribution support; IPV4 vs IPV6 hosting; and redundancy and backup strategies. The report concludes with a summary, emphasizing the increasing number of options available in the market and the importance of understanding the differences between these providers. This report serves as a valuable resource for anyone looking to understand the landscape of cloud computing and make informed decisions about service selection.