Multiple organizations are working together on a project and want to migrate the data to the cloud. Which of the following cloud models should be used?

A public cloud is owned and operated by a third-party cloud service provider and is open for use by the general public, which may not meet the specific security and collaboration needs of multiple organizations with shared interests.

A hybrid cloud combines public and private clouds, often used by a single organization to extend its on-premises infrastructure, rather than for shared multi-organization projects.

A private cloud is exclusively operated for a single organization, providing dedicated resources and enhanced control, but it is not inherently designed for direct multi-organization collaboration.

A community cloud model is specifically designed for shared infrastructure and resources among several organizations that have common concerns, requirements, and policies. This model facilitates collaboration and secure data sharing between the participating entities while leveraging cloud benefits.