multiple government clampdowns on Internet services in diverse countries in the continent, many are trying to find a way where they can operate safely. They need to find new grounds to enjoy their electronics while driving the operational scope of the cloud as a business. It also wants to cut down on network expenses. In general terms, Asia is moving towards a cheaper economical model in cloud computing. It seeks to decrease Information Technology employees' expenditure and infrastructural demands. Decisions in the industry are also being influenced by uncertainties in work increment or decrement. Africa Skimming through the African Internet, one is bound to glow with the ecstasy of expectations. Every site one visits is a tech scene both in content and the ads on the page. There are now specific companies, like Microsoft that are using their imprints to help startup businesses gain leverage. Similarly, governments across sub-Saharan Africa are increasing their grip on the sector to help their citizens stay updated on policies and general government functions. A perfect example is the reference indexes for Ugandans. Businesses (SMEs and large corporations) are scaling their operations through the cloud. They are also trying to find sponsors who can help prop up new companies (startups). Australia The gains that the Australian region has made in the sector have made it the most enlightened society south of the equator in cloud computing. There is more preference in supplier-driven models than that of personal control of data. Meanwhile security remains top of