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Read the text and answer the question below.

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After meeting with Maria, Jake prepared the report she asked for:

Cloud Storage Comparison Report

Prepared by Jake

As we expand globally, we need a cloud storage provider that supports our capacity and security needs. I've compared two main options: one based in the U.S. and the other in Europe.

The U.S. provider offers strong security features at a lower cost, but may fall short on data privacy, especially under strict European regulations. The Europe-based provider ensures better compliance with laws but comes at a higher price.

In terms of performance, our developers have reported slowdowns with the current provider, particularly in Europe. The European option could improve speed for users in that region.

For scalability, both options support growth, but we'll run a test project next month with the European provider to check real-time performance, support quality, and how well it can scale with us.

Choosing the right provider means balancing cost, security, performance, and compliance. I'll keep you updated as we gather more insights from the test.

Why is the company looking for a new cloud storage provider?

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To save money on office equipment.

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The focus is on cloud storage needs, not office supplies.


To support global capacity and security needs.


To hire new developers.

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The report discusses cloud storage, not expanding the development team.


To create a new security department.

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Security is important, but the goal is to find better cloud storage, not create a new department.

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Jake explains that the company is expanding globally and needs a cloud storage provider that meets capacity and security requirements.

Focus on the first paragraph. It explains how global growth creates new technical demands that current services might not meet.