LOL. I think it’s hilarious how people think server-based computing (which is all the cloud is) is somehow new. It’s not. In the olden days, computers were always shared due to cost. Only later did local (i.e. personal) computers come along. All that’s happened is us coming full circle since we now have good network connections at home and on the go.
The ONLY part that’s new is calling it the cloud instead of a server.
I fully understand that the concept/use of 'servers' (and the 'modern' Cloud), is nothing new technology wise.
It's just that "Personal Computing" of recent years did lean away from that, using full dedicated software on
one's own machines/devices. Now it's changing back again, but for different reasons. Apps, Programs, Memory
requirements & Data-Storage have climbed massively high, compared to the older days. So it obviously offloads
the 'grunt' of work to Servers now. As well as obviously allowing all that 'Data' now to be accessed by any other
devices. Great for say 'Architects' etc between various staff on various sites. I just don't TRUST that yet.

It seems that 'cracking' cloud based servers in NUMEROUS fields, seems to be quite common now.
