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Future of Cloud-Based Operating Systems

Cloud-based operating systems (OS) utilize internet connectivity for application access and data storage on remote servers, contrasting with traditional OS that rely on local storage. Key features include lightweight performance, automatic updates, and cross-device compatibility, with examples like Chrome OS and Windows 365 Cloud PC. The future of cloud-based OS includes advancements like AI integration, hybrid models, and increased adoption in enterprises and education.

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Future of Cloud-Based Operating Systems

Cloud-based operating systems (OS) utilize internet connectivity for application access and data storage on remote servers, contrasting with traditional OS that rely on local storage. Key features include lightweight performance, automatic updates, and cross-device compatibility, with examples like Chrome OS and Windows 365 Cloud PC. The future of cloud-based OS includes advancements like AI integration, hybrid models, and increased adoption in enterprises and education.

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Cloud-Based Operating Systems:

The Future of Computing

• An Operating System (OS) is


software that manages computer
hardware and software
resources.
• Traditional OS examples:
Windows, macOS, Linux.
What is a Cloud-Based OS?

• A cloud-based OS relies on
internet connectivity to
access applications and store
data remotely.
• Runs on remote servers
instead of local storage.
• Example: Chrome OS,
Windows 365 Cloud PC
Difference from Traditional OS

Feature Traditional OS Cloud-Based OS


Storage Local Hard Drive Cloud Storage
Applications Installed Locally Web-Based Apps
Hardware Internet & Cloud
Performance
Dependent Dependent
Auto-Updated by Cloud
Updates Manual
Providers
How Cloud OS
Works
•User logs into the Cloud OS via a web
browser or thin client.
•The OS runs on a remote server (Cloud data
centers).
•Applications and files are accessed from
the cloud.
•Minimal local processing; most tasks
happen remotely.
•Data is synced across multiple devices
automatically.
Features of
Cloud-Based
OS
• Lightweight & Fast – Runs on low-
end hardware
Web-Based Applications – Uses
Google Docs, Office 365, etc.
Cross-Device Compatibility –
Accessible from laptops, tablets,
mobile phones
Automatic Updates – No need to
manually install updates
Secure Cloud Storage – Reduces
risk of data loss
Popular Cloud-
Based OS
Chrome OS (Google)
• Runs on Chromebooks
• Relies on Google Apps & Chrome
Browser
2. Windows 365 Cloud PC
(Microsoft)
• A virtual Windows experience via
cloud
• Can be accessed from any device
3. Ubuntu Web Remix
• Open-source cloud OS
• Focused on privacy and web-based
apps
Benefits of Cloud-Based OS
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• Can be accessed from any
device, anywhere
2. Security
• End-to-end encryption
protects user data
3. Cost-Efficient
• No need to buy
expensive computers
4. Automatic Updates
• Cloud providers handle all
updates, ensuring security
and performance.
Future of Cloud-
Based OS

 AI-Powered OS – Machine
learning to enhance
performance & user experience
 Hybrid OS Models – A mix of
local and cloud computing
(Windows Hybrid Cloud)
 Edge Computing Integration –
Reduces latency by processing
data closer to the user
 Enterprise & Educational
Adoption – Schools & businesses
shifting to cloud-first models
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