Cloud computing significantly reduces energy consumption and carbon emissions, with a projected market value of over $280 billion by 2020. Adoption is increasing, with 81% of enterprises adopting multi-cloud strategies and more than 40 zettabytes of data expected to flow through cloud servers. The rise of cloud services is prompting businesses to invest heavily in IT infrastructure, enhancing collaborative tasks and data security.

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Cloud commuting helps save the environment by saving energy
as well as reducing carbon emissions.
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Your data can be edited on multiple devices at the same
time.
By 2020, cloud computing business is estimated
to cross $ 280 billion.
72 percent of the world use commercial
cloud computing in 2020.

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Salesforce.com is considered a landmark in the history of
cloud computing, it was launched in 1999.
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A clout server is added for every 600 smartphones and
120 tablets.
Today, many applications are available only
on the cloud worldwide.
Even now operating systems are
available on the cloud SilveOS, ZeroPC
are an example of them.
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An application named DigiLocker has been released by the
Government of India, in which users can store important
documents like their birth certificate, passport, educational
certificate online. This is also an example of cloud commuting.
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As cloud computing is progressing, computers and
laptops may soon be available only with cloud
storage and hard disk may be removed.
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11 81% of all enterprises have a multi-cloud strategy already in
the works.

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cloud.
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As a result, more than 40 zettabytes of data will be flowing
through cloud servers and networks.
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Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) expected to grow in
adoption to 56% by 2020.
By the end of 2020, 67% of enterprise infrastructure will be
cloud-based.

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By 2022, the adoption of cloud technologies by other countries
will fall behind the US by several years.
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50% of people said cloud usage would be higher than
initially planned throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The most popular free cloud storage services are iCloud and
Dropbox with 300 millions of users per platform.
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Cloud-based apps are expanding by the day. Their
number has nearly tripled between 2013 and 2016, from
545 to 1427 different services.

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According to IDC, the three sectors that plan to spend the most on
cloud computing services are ($ 19.7 billion), business services
($ 18.1 billion), and banking ($ 16.7 million).
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Cloud apps can aid companies’ collaborative tasks, file
sharing, content sharing, and data security. The average
employee uses 36 cloud-based services in their daily routine.
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The cloud industry can generally be split into three distinct
service models — Public, Private, and Hybrid. The public cloud
market alone generated $130 billion in 2017.
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The future is looking bright for the public cloud. Revenue
from the sector is expected to jump to $331 billion by
2022 (from $175.8 billion in 2018).

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The growing adoption of cloud services will increase the need
for additional IT infrastructure.
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Last year IBM acquired RedHat for $ 34 billion in an effort
to establish a strong foothold in the hybrid cloud market.
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26 The cloud will contain more than 40 zettabytes of information
by 2020.
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Currently, there are over 13,000,000 servers scattered
across the world,

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67% of enterprise IT infrastructure and software will be cloud-
based by the end of 2020.
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Cloud Computing is up to 40 times more cost-effective
for a Small and Medium Business
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30 94% of Small and Medium Business have found security
benefits in the cloud
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70% of businesses have reported that they are able to
reestablish wealth in their business by virtue of using
cloud-computing technology.

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80% of the companies that move to cloud for improvement in
their IT department in less than six months.
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A new cloud server is added for every 600 smartphones
or 120 tablets in use.
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34 As part of the "cloud-first" policy, 48% of the U.S.
Government agencies have begun using the cloud!
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About 60% of organizations today prefer hiring
professionals with cloud expertise.

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