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Cloud Computing Explained: Introduction, Technologies, Applications & Challenges

Cloud Computing Explained: Introduction, Technologies, Applications & Challenges

We encounter cloud computing every day. For instance, if you use an Android phone, your photos and videos are likely backed up to a cloud service like Google Drive. Similarly, if you use Microsoft OneDrive, your data is copied to the cloud. Cloud computing also supports our email services, social media, and messaging apps like WhatsApp. But what exactly is cloud computing? Cloud computing can be defined as a utility service. Just like electricity, gas, or water, cloud computing provides…

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Cloud Storage Future & Its Opportunities

Cloud Storage Future & Its Opportunities

The future of the Cloud Storagee is no less than a dream. AI-enabled objects (e.g, self-driving vehicle), the web of IoT devices, and 5G connectivity (i.e, mobile communication technology) is changing the way of living. The recent advances in smart technology generate massive data traffic. The 51 billion devices forecast is a big number: even seven times greater than the whole world population. These devices will increase the annual size of the global data sphere up to 175 ZB. Another report…

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Issues and challenges in Cloud Storage: What you Need to Know

Issues and challenges in Cloud Storage: What you Need to Know

Cloud Storage provides storage services as a vitalized environment where a user has no control over the data. In such a situation, a user may ask questions like “where exactly is my data located?”, “what happens if I delete my data?” and “is the deleted data really deleted?”. From home appliances to industrial enterprises, the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) industry is revolutionizing the world. We are witnessing the emergence of new technologies (e.g, Cloud computing, Fog computing, Internet of…

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What is Regional Computing? How Can it Address the Social Big Data Effects?

What is Regional Computing? How Can it Address the Social Big Data Effects?

Regional Computing is similar to edge or fog computing, placed near the users’ end to process and store the data at the regional level, rather than migrating it to the cloud. Regional computing drastically minimizes turnaround time, transfer time and costs. Social media cloud servers are located at a long distance, resulting in delays and large workload, leading to low performance and high costs. Regional computing can be used to solve this problem, which already has about 104 billion global investments in the form of edge and fog computing (Badshah et al., 2020, Badshah et al., 2019, Social Networks Statistics, 2021).

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