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Cloud computing increased connectivity but simultaneously produced monolithic, siloed applications built for a single business, department, or role, and that fragmentation of data and content now impairs collaboration as well as the search, organization, and discovery of content.

Cloud computing has significantly increased connectivity in society and business but at the same time contributed to the creation of monolithic applications that solve a very specific problem for a specific business / department / role.

Wulf A. Kaal, Decentralization – Why We Need Technology Infrastructure Upgrades (2021), V.5 Cloud Computing as Inertia for Decentralized Networks, p. 44
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