Whether we call it supercloud or distributed cloud, it serves the same need: simplifying the reality of operating in a multi-cloud world and making it possible to realize the aspirational capabilities of cloud.

Network Computing, Contributor

February 3, 2022

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While business leaders understand and embrace the benefits of cloud – elastic infrastructures and robust platforms – that does not make the challenges faced by technology leaders any less real or frustrating. Those challenges are compounded by the use of multi-cloud. And increasingly, the solution might be supercloud.

That is the consensus of our annual research. The results from that research have been on my desktop for months now, and as I explore it, I have come to two inescapable conclusions:

  1. Nearly every business is invested in multi-cloud and, on average, uses 2.16 different environments.

  2. Every one of those businesses faces challenges operating in that model.

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