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For the past decade, enterprises have treated multicloud as the logical next step in cloud computing evolution. The promise was simple: more flexibility, less vendor lock-in, better resilience, and the freedom to place workloads wherever they fit best. In practice, however, that promise has often collapsed under the weight of operational reality. Instead of agility, many organizations got fragmentation. Instead of leverage, they got duplicated tooling, inconsistent governance, rising costs, and teams that could barely keep up with the complexity they created.
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