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Public Cloud Application Services Market is Poised to Display a Strong 24.5% CAGR for 2030

According to Future Market Insights, the global public cloud application services market is expected to reach a value of around US$ 130,550 Mn in 2022, with a robust 23.7 percent CAGR during the projected period.

The continuous need for improved security, as well as the added benefit of cloud architecture, simplifies secure access even for distant access. As a result, public cloud services are increasingly associated with corporate agility and speed. Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) growth has opened up new possibilities for using public cloud services. The enterprise IT value chain is undoubtedly being altered as a result of this. Mixing existing IT with the cloud has become a popular trend in many businesses, and this is still the best road to public IaaS adoption.

The Market for Public Cloud Application Services: Key Takeaways

  • Due to the increasing adoption of digital business models and modern applications to connect data, software, users, and hardware, the application & middleware sub-sector of the application segment is predicted to develop at a high rate over the forecast period.
  • Because IT firms are transferring their business-critical to the cloud and growing usage of hybrid IT in the countries of this region, East Asia is likely to generate lucrative growth prospects for players in the public cloud application services market.

The implementation of new public cloud application services will continue to be a key strategy.

Key public cloud application platform suppliers are planning to build and invent new public cloud technology services to attain full global coverage and improve client experience.

Amazon Web Services Inc., Alphabet Inc., International Business Machines Corp., Microsoft Corp., Oracle Corp., NetSuite Inc., Salesforce.com Inc., Adobe Systems Inc., SAP SE, and Cisco Systems Inc. are some of the major companies.

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