The physical facility where cloud computing providers house their servers. Major cloud providers can have more than a million servers in datacenters distributed throughout the world. A datacenter for a company's internal processing that is not serving the public over the Internet would not be considered a cloud computing datacenter. See
cloud computing,
cloud provider,
server and
datacenter.
A Cloud Datacenter
Cloud computing datacenters are mostly devoid of humans with row after row of rack-mounted servers. See
rack mounted.