clouduptake
nounUK /ˈklaʊdʌpteɪk/
US /ˈklaʊdʌpteɪk/
The act of moving files or data up to the cloud.
The team finished the clouduptake of all their photos before the old computer broke.
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2. The amount of data moved to cloud storage in one session.
The clouduptake was huge, so it took all night.
3. A company's project of moving its systems to cloud services.
The clouduptake will save the school money on hardware.
4. The speed at which data is sent to the cloud.
Our clouduptake is slow because the internet is weak.