cloud
Cloud storage means your photos are saved online, not just on your phone. If your phone gets broken or stolen, you can still get your photos back by logging into your account.
“Cloud” storage means your photos are saved on remote servers instead of only on your phone. In automotive-adjacent terms, it’s like having your car’s data or settings backed up so you can recover them even if a device is lost or damaged.
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"It's quite easy to download from the card within the actual webcam down onto a phone, if you want, or off the cloud."
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"sun's younger, sun's progressive, sun loves being on the cloud, sun loves that we own our information."
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"...the computing workloads... can be both done on the car and in the cloud because there's such an integrated level of connectivity between off-board and on-board systems."
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