A public cloud delivers on-demand computing resources—servers, storage, and applications—over the internet, shared among multiple users. It enables scalable, pay-as-you-go access without managing physical hardware. Startups, enterprises, and developers use it for hosting websites, running analytics, or deploying apps. The model benefits businesses needing flexibility, cost efficiency, and rapid innovation, as providers like AWS or Azure handle maintenance and security.
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