With growing reliance on cloud services to drive digital transformation, the perception of cloud computing has undergone a significant transformation. While cloud adoption has driven scalability and flexibility for businesses, many organizations are now reevaluating their cloud commitments due to rising costs, data sovereignty concerns, and the desire for more control over critical workloads.
According to IDC report 2023, around 80% of companies expect to repatriate some of their cloud workloads within the next two years, citing rising cloud costs and data sovereignty concerns as primary drivers.
Cloud repatriation helps in transferring certain workloads, applications, or data from public cloud environments back to on-premises systems or private cloud infrastructure. Contrary to misconceptions, cloud repatriation does not signify abandoning the cloud. Instead, it represents a strategic recalibration of IT resources to align better with specific business requirements, particularly for mission-critical or latency-sensitive workloads.
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Vinay Chhabra is the Co-Founder & Managing Director of AceCloud (an RTDS brand), a leading provider of end-to-end cloud computing solutions to global enterprises across industries at scale. As a visionary leader, Mr. Chhabra plays a crucial role in shaping the company’s strategic direction and firmly believes that organizational success hinges on investing in talent and fostering a culture of innovation. His proactive approach involves continuously exploring new opportunities and integrating emerging technologies into AceCloud’s business framework to stay ahead in a dynamic market. Read More..
