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The prevailing trend in cloud computing fosters innovation, enhances resilience, and provides significant competitive benefits. A multi-cloud strategy involves leveraging various cloud services from multiple providers, which may include public options such as AWS, Azure, or Google, alongside private clouds developed on platforms like VMware. Organizations are increasingly adopting multi-cloud approaches to bolster business resilience, tap into superior capabilities from diverse vendors, and avoid the pitfalls of vendor lock-in. Additionally, services such as Business Intelligence, AI, and Machine Learning have transitioned into software-as-a-service (SaaS) or platform-as-a-service (PaaS) models, reflecting a shift in consumption patterns. By utilizing a shared datastore across clouds, businesses can harness innovations from all providers, alleviating concerns related to data gravity and circumventing the complications associated with maintaining multiple, potentially inconsistent, copies of the same data. This interconnectedness not only drives efficiency but also accelerates the pace of technological advancement across industries.
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