The full answer
If your organisation already uses one provider, building there is usually simplest. Existing billing, security policies, identity management and enterprise agreements carry over, and your operations team does not need to learn a new platform.
For new products, the choice depends on what the product needs. Each provider has strengths in particular managed services, such as databases, AI services, analytics or serverless functions, and pricing differs by workload.
Data residency is often decisive. All three providers have regions across the Middle East, Asia Pacific, Europe and North America, so data can be stored close to your users and within the jurisdictions your regulations require.
Creuto defines infrastructure in code using Terraform, which documents exactly what is deployed and makes environments reproducible. Containerising applications with Docker also reduces dependence on any one provider if you later want to move.
Cloud accounts are normally owned by you, with Creuto given the access it needs. That way, billing, data and control stay with your organisation from day one.