In computing, the term ‘cloud storage’ refers to the practice of storing data on remote servers accessed via the Internet rather than on local hard drives. This form of storage allows users to save, access, and share data from various devices without the limitations of physical storage. Cloud storage providers, such as Google Drive and Dropbox, offer scalable solutions for individuals and organizations, enabling collaborative work and backup options. It provides flexibility, data redundancy, and easy accessibility, revolutionizing how data is managed and stored.