Cloud Computing and "Internetism"

What is cloud computing? I give an example, just like home tap water. In order to drink clean tap water, do we need to build a water plant at home? Obviously not needed. Just open the tap to get the water you want to drink. Cloud computing provides everyone with a model that is similar to tap water. In the future, you want to get something, you don't need to have a big hard disk, and you don't need your computer to have very strong processing power. You can get it anywhere, anytime. This new type of computing brings us a new way of information acquisition or information use in the ubiquitous network environment.

Because of this model of cloud computing, the use of network resources is maximized. And this kind of networked resources must be global. Personal computer configuration is even higher, hard drives are larger, and the computing power and storage capacity are always limited. With this model of cloud computing, the resources of the world can be used for me, and this information is not in my personal computer. Cloud computing makes the global network platform a personal computing platform and sharing mode. Therefore, cloud computing far exceeds the capabilities of a single device, enabling all of the extended resources to achieve on-demand services. Cloud computing is shared, coupled with openness awareness in information technology.

Some people discuss whether this form of Internet sharing is communism or capitalism. There is more information to contribute, more income, or all of the knowledge is open, resulting in greater benefits for the entire society. Therefore, some people say that the future of the network and cloud computing will lead to the so-called "Internet communism" and realize the on-demand service and on-demand supply. This is consistent with the concept of communism.