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The Public Cloud is the most widely used model, where services are delivered over the internet by third-party that offers unmatched scalability, affordability, and accessibility, making it ideal for general public use.

On the other hand, the Private Cloud is a dedicated environment reserved for a single organization that provides enhanced security, greater control, and data privacy making it a preferred choice for handling sensitive or confidential information.

Bridging the best of both worlds, the Hybrid Cloud integrates public and private cloud infrastructures, allowing data and applications to move seamlessly between them and it offers the flexibility to optimize workloads, reduce costs, and ensure business continuity.

Each model plays a vital role in shaping the future of digital infrastructure. Choosing the right one depends on your organization’s goals, security demands, and operational scale