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Why is Multi-cloud Approach Gaining Much Popularity?

February 25, 2019 | 95 views

For most of the modern day organizations, the term “cloud” is an increasingly unsound statement. On an average, 63% of the overall organizations are making use of the multi-cloud approach and its relevant services. The left out 37% of companies have successfully migrated to the hybrid cloud technology. Keeping the present scenario at a standpoint, the raging dernier cri in the world of cloud computing is the sensational multi-cloud approach. There was a time when the organizations had only two alternatives to choose from a cloud mode: the private cloud deployment or public cloud deployment.

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