Cloud Technology
Cloud computing technology gives users access to storage, files, software, and
servers through their internet-connected devices: computers, smartphones,
tablets, and wearables. Cloud computing providers store and process data in a
location that’s separate from end users.
Essentially, cloud computing
means having the ability to store and access data and programs over the
internet instead of on a hard drive. This means businesses of any size can
harness powerful software and IT infrastructure to become bigger, leaner, and more
agile, as well as compete with much larger companies. Unlike with traditional
hardware and software, cloud computing helps businesses stay at the forefront
of technology without having to make large investments in purchasing,
maintaining, and servicing equipment themselves.
v Microsoft Azure Stack
v Azure synapse
v Azure Databricks
v AWS, Snowflake,
v Google