Reducing enterprise costs: Cloud computing adopts a pay-as-you-go model. Enterprises no longer need to build expensive data center hardware, purchase a large number of servers, storage devices and network facilities, and transform heavy capital expenditures into flexible and controllable operating expenses. Meanwhile, cloud computing 

platforms achieve the ultimate sharing and on-demand allocation of hardware resources through virtualization and resource pooling technologies. Enterprises only pay for the computing power, storage space and network bandwidth they actually use, significantly reducing idle and wasted resources and lowering operating costs.

Enhance business flexibility and scalability: Cloud computing features high flexibility and scalability, allowing enterprises to quickly adjust computing resources based on business needs. During peak business periods, such as promotional activities of e-commerce platforms or the launch of new products by enterprises, cloud platforms can provide a large amount of computing resources within minutes or even seconds. During the business downturn, the scale can be rapidly reduced to avoid resource redundancy. This elastic scalability is beyond the reach of traditional IT architectures.

Accelerate enterprise innovation and iteration Developers can leverage the rich services provided by the cloud platform, such as databases, artificial intelligence, big data analysis, container services, serverless computing, etc., to quickly build, test and deploy applications. DevOps practices can be efficiently implemented in the cloud, significantly shortening the product launch cycle and helping enterprises launch new products and services more quickly to meet market demands. Enhance the competitiveness of enterprises.