The 'Cloud' basically refers to a group of connected machines with storage drives and processors that becomes an extension of your local computer. While it is most frequently mentioned in context of data storage, cloud computing also allows you to access content and services, run applications, or develop software using web-based tools provided by other companies. Companies offering these services are called cloud providers, and typically charge users based on usage, much like utility companies.

You might lose your computer for several reasons;however, losing your data is a bigger problem. Data that is stored on the cloud can be accessed from anywhere. So even if your system is beyond saving, you can still access your data.

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