Gone are the days of cloud environments being a luxury for the modern enterprise—today they are a complete necessity. For organizations across all industries, having the ability to choose the cloud environment that makes the most sense for the business is important.
But when it comes to the different types of clouds, it can quickly get confusing, specifically with names like hybrid cloud and multi-cloud. The confusion between hybrid cloud and multi-cloud is compounded by the fact that they’re often used interchangeably. Although it can seem like a semantic argument, there is a real difference between the two, and the distinction will only continue to grow more important as multi-cloud models become the norm. To understand the difference between multi and hybrid cloud storage, check out this infographic:
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