Definition ∞ A Cloud Platform provides on-demand computing services over the internet, including servers, storage, databases, networking, software, analytics, and intelligence. Users access these resources remotely without needing to own or manage physical infrastructure. These platforms offer scalability, flexibility, and cost efficiency for various applications and data processing needs. They support a wide array of digital operations for businesses and individuals.
Context ∞ Cloud Platforms are foundational to the operation of many digital assets and blockchain infrastructure, providing the underlying computational power. Discussions often center on the decentralization goals of crypto versus the centralized nature of major cloud providers. Future developments might include hybrid cloud solutions or more specialized decentralized cloud offerings tailored for blockchain requirements. This intersection influences the scalability and resilience of digital asset ecosystems.
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