In which industries is cloud computing used more?

First, let's take a look at the drivers of the birth of cloud computing. From a technical point of view, the birth of cloud computing solves the pain point that the horizontal layered architecture (dividing computer resources into storage, server, operating system, application layer and other different levels) can not effectively use IT resources, and integrates computer resources in a time-sharing way to provide appropriate resource services for enterprises or individuals, and charges according to time and performance. Cloud computing is the re-integration and efficient allocation of computer resources, which can greatly reduce the purchase and operation costs of IT resources.

At present, all walks of life need to buy computer resources, and cloud computing has also been applied in all walks of life. To some extent, the popularity of cloud computing in all walks of life in the future is inevitable. At present, cloud computing is widely used in manufacturing, e-government, education and scientific research, finance, medicine and medical care, entertainment and games, transportation and logistics, new retail and other fields. Because these industries have high requirements for computer resources, there are a lot of data to be processed. If IT is expensive to purchase IT resources by themselves, many enterprises will choose to use services related to computer resources provided by cloud computing vendors to reduce costs and improve efficiency.