A cloud provider delivers on-demand computing resources—servers, storage, and software—over the internet, typically on a pay-as-you-go basis. Businesses use these services to scale applications, host websites, and store data without owning physical infrastructure. Startups, enterprises, and developers benefit most, gaining flexibility, reduced costs, and global reach while eliminating hardware maintenance burdens.
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