: These are virtualized instances running on shared physical hardware through a hypervisor. They leverage a distributed network of servers to provide high availability and flexible resource allocation.

Cloud Hosting vs. Dedicated Servers: Which is Right for You?

: These are physical machines allocated exclusively to a single client. Every component—CPU, RAM, and storage—is reserved for one user, providing "raw" performance without competition for resources. Comparative Analysis

This paper explores the fundamental differences between cloud servers and dedicated servers, focusing on performance, scalability, cost, and security to help organizations select the infrastructure best suited for their operational needs.

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