Future of Cloud Computing 2025 | EstNOC

Before going into describing the future of cloud computing, let us understand what is cloud computing? In cloud computing, the cloud means internet and computing mean the services over the internet that includes servers, databases, storage, software, networking, intelligence, and analytics for more quick innovation, economies of scale, and flexible resources. Basically, cloud computing is used to describe the data centers available to the users over the internet. EstNOC is an Estonian server hosting company that provides server hosting services for cloud computing in Switzerland along with other types of hosting services.

As per the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), cloud computing can be explained in five characteristics that are internet access, measured service, on-demand self-service, shared resource pooling, and rapid elasticity. Cloud computing services are of two types: deployment model, and service category. The deployment model includes four types of cloud categories public cloud, private cloud, hybrid cloud, and multi-cloud and the service model is of three types that are SaaS (Software as a Service), PaaS (Platform as a Service), IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service).

Future of Cloud Computing by 2025

Cloud computing is the future and the prediction that by 2025, around 80% of the enterprises will shift to the cloud. By 2025, the cloud is also expected to be more than just a technical solution for delivering applications but will also be a core engine of business innovation. To offer competitive services and good consumer interactions, the increasingly digital business relies on technology, and the cloud will be at the heart of the most recent and evolving technical innovations: artificial intelligence, “internet of things” services, edge and quantum computing, to name a few.

Few mainstream companies will be able to match the rapid pace of change without depending on cloud providers, as boards, chief executives, and chief information officers expect changes in their business models to match the speed of change. As a result, businesses should expect cloud computing to become the dominant computing style within the next four years. After all, without a cloud strategy, there is no business strategy. Till it's explicitly stored in local storage for security purposes, almost everything in the modern world is linked to the cloud in some way. Cloud computing will become an increasingly important part of our lives as tech companies and entrepreneurs discover new ways to organize, store, and present data.

As more and more businesses turn to remote computing, a cloud-powered future is taking shape. One of the companies' top priorities for 2020 appears to be managing cloud adoption. It is expected to remain a top priority in the coming years as well. As a result, a flood of new cloud services is on the way.