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Learn key milestones in cloud history.

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Learn key milestones in cloud history.

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The late Professor suggested in that computing would one day be sold as a utility . In the 1970s , Queen Elizabeth II demonstrated advances in by . The inception of the modern - day cloud was realized by Amazon Web Services ( ) launching its public cloud in . The first generation cloud , from 2005 to 2011 , saw the implementation of the - - - ( ) model of distributed computing . The second generation cloud , from 2012 to 2017 , witnessed the introduction of - for resources in addition to pay - as - you - go pricing . The concept of 'edge computing' emerged in to reduce communication latencies .

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