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The Future Of Cloud Computing Is Cloudy

Every minute of every day there are new applications being launched that provide services to us via the cloud. From photograph storage and printing to social media to managing and performing transactions almost everything we do today on our computers is managed, stored and run from within this ever growing cloud that we all know so well but understand so little about.
In reality the cloud is just a new name for what we have been used to for years – the Internet. The term cloud really defines the ways in which the Internet has changed, grown and to explain the way in which it has started to move away from being a physically defined infrastructure to software defined one.
There are many misconceptions when it comes to the cloud and from these misconceptions spawn many fears – especially when it comes to data security and safety.
Setting the cloud aside, the Internet is simply a network of computers that we are able to take advantage of when it comes to storing, accessing and managing our data. In simple terms we can use other more powerful computers that are connected to the network that is the Internet to perform tasks that our own personal computers could not perform.
This is how the Internet works for us and it makes complete sense – it means that as consumers or end users we can have very basic low cost computers and we can still store infinite amounts of emails, files, photos and many other types of digital content by utilizing more powerful computers connected to our network. Thanks to the speed of modern Internet we can then access this information over a secure connection as if it were on our local computer.