Whether it’s Amazon Web Services (AWS), Dropbox, Citrix, Microsoft or Google, all cloud storage vendors use the same basic principle — they all sync and copy to a centralized cloud server cluster via the internet. Millions of users and their devices every second connect to these central cloud clusters to store and access files that are associated with their online accounts.
The cloud has been one of the greatest success stories of my generation, but a centralized server architecture has its shortcomings.
