Here is a number that should stop every CTO mid-sip on their morning coffee: the global multi-cloud computing market is projected to surge past $50 billion by 2030, growing at a compound annual rate north of 25 percent [26]. That is not a gentle drift. It is a stampede. From Fortune 500 banks to three-person startups, organizations are deliberately splitting their workloads across Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, and a growing constellation of niche providers. The question is no longer whether to go multi-cloud. It is whether you can afford the complexity — or the risk of not trying.
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