👉 Came computing, or "computing with the cloud," refers to the practice of accessing and utilizing computing resources—such as storage, processing power, and software applications—over the internet rather than relying on local hardware. This model allows users to scale their computing needs dynamically, paying only for the resources they use, rather than investing in expensive physical infrastructure. Cloud computing offers flexibility, accessibility, and efficiency, enabling businesses and individuals to collaborate seamlessly and quickly adapt to changing demands without the overhead of maintaining on-premises hardware.
