no longer be necessary when one finds oneself alone in a foreign city: the tech hubs that organize meetings will help the attendants find hotels and other features unique to the city. Generally, Europe has defined these trends for the year: 1. Embracing cloud computing by Information Technology staff as an inevitable profession. 2. Prominence of the independent cloud as the current model of preference. 3. The search for a permanent, unified model that combines independent, web-based and hybrid clouds is at peak point now. Americas The hub of cloud computing has always appeared to be a United States' prerogative. Now, the federal administration has joined into the context with the following specific example. A poll that searched far and wide among the states, cities and other jurisdictions defined how the federal state is getting a grip in the sector. As the government leads much of its implementation work on the Internet, it is also seeking answers for the query of whether pay-as-you-earn, which entertains an installment-based payment for a service, helps to overcome operating expenditure. Even the state is enjoying using software and data centers not as capital but as almost free services. Generically, the United States is climbing the ladder by being the most innovative in the niche . It accounts for groundbreaking achievements in app development, electronic production and research. Asia Despite being the source for many high-end electronics, the Asian region is keen on reducing the expenses that come in the way of cloud computing. Following