👉 Autumn computing, also known as the transition phase between summer and winter, refers to a period in the computing world where demand for cloud resources and services begins to decline as organizations prepare for the colder months. This reduction in demand is driven by several factors, including lower user activity due to holidays and seasonal changes, decreased need for data center cooling in regions with milder winters, and the natural decrease in the number of new software deployments. As a result, cloud providers often scale back their resources to manage costs and improve efficiency, which can lead to more competitive pricing for consumers during this time. However, the shift also presents opportunities for innovation in energy-efficient computing and sustainable cloud practices, as providers seek to minimize their environmental impact while maintaining service quality.
