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Cloud computing trends that will reshape business in 2025

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Cloud computing trends that will reshape business in 2025

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Cloud computing trends that will reshape business in 2025

Innovation and development

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Cloud computing trends that will reshape business in 2025

Innovation and development

2025 is going to be a big year for the cloud. According to Gartner, 85% of enterprises are expected to have a cloud-first strategy this year. And that milestone shows not just how far cloud technology has come, but how central it’s become to business strategy around the world. This shift has been accelerating over the last decade – and even more so since the pandemic – as businesses realise they need to be more flexible, scalable, and future-proof in their operations.

Because cloud adoption has become a cornerstone of modern business, it has naturally also sparked an incredible wave of innovation. From new tools to transformative ways of working, things have been changing quickly. And with the rapid rise of AI, the pace of change is expected to intensify.

So, with all that in mind, let’s take a look at some of the top cloud computing trends every business should be aware of for 2025.

1. AI at the core of the cloud

AI is already integrated into many cloud solutions. But in 2025, AI will go well beyond being just a service or feature in specific products. It will be the core of the cloud itself. It’s going to transform all aspects of cloud computing, from resource management to security to scalability – giving businesses even more control over their efficiency and more insights than ever before.

2. Hybrid and multi-cloud strategies as the new norm

As businesses look for ways to maximise flexibility, minimise risk, and build resilience, they’ll be looking toward hybrid and multi-cloud strategies. By using a combination of public and private cloud services across different vendors, businesses can avoid vendor lock-in and take advantage of the best aspects of each infrastructure for their specific needs. It’s no longer just about having cloud infrastructure; it’s about how that infrastructure is managed and optimised that will become vital for success.

3. Quantum computing will become more accessible

Quantum computing – a revolutionary new type of computing that uses the principles of quantum physics to store and process information – is expected to become more mainstream through cloud platforms. So far, it’s been a “pipe dream” concept, but this year, it’s expected that tech giants will begin to democratise this type of technology. What this means is that businesses could have access to unprecedented computational power for complex problem-solving and innovation. All in the cloud.

4. Sustainability as a key differentiator

Sustainability is becoming a core consideration for businesses choosing cloud providers because customers and partners expect them to adopt green technologies as part of their Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) commitments. So, companies are prioritising platforms that commit to reducing carbon footprints and using energy-efficient practices.

How Visma is leading the way

These trends underline one key point: the future of business is in the cloud. With cutting-edge technology, a commitment to resilience and security, and a vision for sustainability, Visma stands as a trusted partner for businesses navigating the evolving landscape of cloud software.

Whether you’re looking to adopt industry-specific solutions, strengthen your cybersecurity, or harness the power of AI, we have the expertise and tools to help you succeed.

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