Cloud Computing Outlook

Blockchain: A Dominant Force in Cloud Communication

By Cloud Computing Outlook | Wednesday, May 22, 2019

FREMONT, CA: In 2018, the cryptocurrency industry encountered an enormous downfall resulting in the complete annihilation of hundreds of Initial Public Offerings (IPOs). During deflation, the bitcoin prices dropped by 80 percent, and the currency market confronted a loss of nearly $700 billion of total capitalization. As the escalation of frequency in blockchain continues to reverberate in the business world taking over the market by storm, companies tend to reach out to blockchain for recouping from the cryptocurrency recession. In 2019, in spite of all speculations, the businesses are positive that the reboot of markets with blockchain will provide an excellent opportunity to excel in the upcoming time. 5G wireless technology along with blockchain has the potential to pave the way for enterprises to undertake cloud-based communication.

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The buzz for blockchain in the market subsides compelled its developers to put a paramount focus on integrating new technologies with the real world industries. The most promising sector to gain from blockchain technology is the cloud communication industry. However, the centralized administration of user information in cloud raised alarms of data breaches by security professionals. The 5G technology requires more servers and bandwidth to secure large arrays of datasets as centralized data is more vulnerable to cyber-attacks. The scattered cryptological approach will not only improve data security for all consumers but also facilitate a cost-efficient economy for telecom providers. The small and medium-sized digital application industry will gain from the peer-to-peer network system. Blockchain technology with its segregated economic approach can break the monopolistic power possessed by powerhouse companies and facilitate excellent growth in the communication sector. 

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is built by scalable blockchain network and ledger applications to provide data security for business houses. Access to idle bandwidth and servers provided by sharing information of an individual or group network improves the efficiency of cloud communication services for an app. Blockchain's restricted fabrication mechanism of data distributed among several blocks of tamper-proof nodules provides an impenetrable firewall, which lacks in centralized network providers. The peer-to-peer providers are making use of shared devices to minimize maintenance and development cost. The inter-tangling of blockchain will allow service providers to offer unique unrestricted services.

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