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    The Future of Cloud Computing

    Mir Juned HussainBy Mir Juned Hussain21 AprilUpdated:15 November3 Mins Read
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    In this era, technology is evolving in ways people couldn’t have imagined a few decades ago. Be it smartphones, portable computing, artificial intelligence, virtual reality or any other branch of tech, everything is changing. Cloud computing is not an exception to this trend.

    Before we actually get into how cloud computing can evolve in the future, let’s start with the basics. So what on earth is cloud computing?

    “Cloud computing is storing and accessing programs and data over the internet instead of a computer hard drive.”

    So, from the above definition, we can see that cloud computing essential is like an external storage over the internet. But you know what guys? This is about to change soon.

    Here are a few predictions the experts have made about the evolution of cloud computing by 2020.

    Table of Contents

    • Software and Hardware no longer a Unit
    • Extra Segmentation and Better Education
    • Lower Powered Processors and Lesser Local Storage
    • Diversity in Applications

    Software and Hardware no longer a Unit

    Many companies working with cloud tech have stated that the first main step that has to be taken next for cloud clients is software and hardware divorce. In the future, there will be no longer a fixed infrastructure.

    This means that software will float away from hardware since companies are already starting to find many valuable applications available online while eliminating the need to keep purchasing new servers.

    Extra Segmentation and Better Education

    Cloud computing will allow the software to be modular or in non-geek terms, segmented that is broken down into smaller units to make the job easier and faster, and independent of each other. This feature is designed avoid program-wide shut down if there’s a need for software modification.

    As the software will be over the clouds and floating around, these can be accessed as and when required to save local storage space. This will be a challenge but according to most cloud providers, it’s not an impossible task.

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    Lower Powered Processors and Lesser Local Storage

    As most software will be separated from the hardware and allowed to float around the internet on cloud servers, the local storage requirements can be drastically decreased. This can allow for better and cheaper computing.

    Consequentially, the power required to run such modular software will be very less when compared to today’s complex software. So, not only does cloud computing make local storage an extra addition, it also allows you to run computers at lower processing powers.

    Diversity in Applications

    As most of the software parts of systems will be online, you can get a plethora of applications you need and use them without any issues.

    This will allow users to save a lot of space and access content without any external storage devices like discs et cetera.

    These are only a handful of ways cloud computing can change by 2020. At present, companies like Amcom Australia provides cloud services to private and education sectors with institutions like the University of Western Australia being one of the adopters. If you have any queries or suggestions, feel free to use the comments section bellow.

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    Engineering undergrad with a passion for writing & technology. Loves getting his hands on the newage tech and pushing it through its limits. Writes fiction, poems and essays. Voracious consumer of books and blogs.

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