cloud
- noun
- /klaʊd/
- Specialized
- As well as reducing IT costs, cloud computing is also more green.
- cloud computing
- cloud storage
- cloud provider
Think Microsoft, AWS, Google Cloud, all of them when they use AI.
- Think Microsoft, AWS, Google Cloud, all of them when they use AI.
- It's stored on the cloud, in the cloud, on the cloud, near the cloud in it.
- And they also own Azure, right, The cloud computing platform.
- Marc Benioff is, you know, founder of Salesforce Computing Cloud, Cloud computing, excuse me.
- So you have to willingly give up stuff to the cloud for this monster to grow.
- You know, the, the, the cloud and a platform.
Examples
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Part I discusses how users interact with cloud storage services and how cloud storage providers can access users' data.
Academic text (2017) -
As a virtual office space, the cloud becomes an undeniable way to simplify challenges of collaborative planning.
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What is the Cloud anyway?
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Smart software located in the cloud will do more than determine if there is a problem.
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Already there are loads of great cloud applications.
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So we want to push the data from our cloud to Google Spreadsheets.
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Under current fee structures, renting mass storage space on the Amazon cloud is more expensive than purchasing it.
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Now, similarly with cloud computing, you utilize the cloud resources to get things done.
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To our knowledge, this is the first astronomy archive that has migrated to cloud technologies.
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Many businesses are shifting their operations to the cloud to take advantage of on-demand computing resources.
Synonyms
A main cloud system that gives virtual computers and storage to users
A small cloud in the sky or a nearby server for fast computing
Online space where you keep and access your files over the internet
Antonyms
Idioms
Make someone unable to think clearly because of strong feelings or outside pressure
Compounds
A large white fluffy cloud with a rounded top and flat base often seen in fair weather
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A thin, high cloud made of tiny bits of ice that looks like white streaks in the sky
- Specialized
One of two small irregular galaxies near the Milky Way visible from the Southern Hemisphere
- Informal
An imaginary place where people are out of touch with reality because they are too optimistic
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A very tall dark cloud that brings heavy rain, thunder, and lightning
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A distant shell around the solar system filled with small icy objects that send comets toward the Sun
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A device that shows the paths of tiny invisible particles as thin white streaks in a mist
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A nearby irregular galaxy visible from the southern sky that orbits the Milky Way
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A small, thin white cloud high in the sky that looks like tiny ripples
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A thin, high cloud layer that often covers the sky and sometimes makes a halo around the sun or moon
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A gray or blue cloud layer in the middle sky that often covers most of it and brings light rain
A high cloud that looks shiny with rainbow colors around sunrise or after sunset
A large cloud shaped like a mushroom that rises after a powerful explosion
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A small irregular galaxy near the Milky Way that you can see from the Southern Hemisphere
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A low, flat gray cloud layer that often covers the sky and brings light drizzle
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A device that makes vapor tracks to show where tiny charged particles move
How Extensive
- Jargon
- Texting
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Cloud in computing is a modern picture: people used the idea of an unseen space in the sky to describe files and services kept on the internet, so saving something to the 'cloud' means storing it in a shared, invisible place you can reach from anywhere.