Which two options are challenges to delivering data efficiently into the cloud? (Choose two.)

Question

Options

• AInformation is demanded quickly and in large quantities.
• BThe fog blocks some data from entering the cloud.
• CBandwidth is not accessible from allentering the cloud.
• DThe cloud is not accessible from all locations.

• A
  93% (42)
• B
  4% (2)
• D
  2% (1)

Explanation

Delivering data to the cloud efficiently is hindered by high demand volume (A) and unequal bandwidth availability (C). When users and systems require massive amounts of data rapidly, networks become congested and transfer speeds degrade - a fundamental tension between demand and capacity. Bandwidth constraints mean that in many regions or network environments, the available pipeline simply isn't wide enough to move large datasets into the cloud at the speed required.

Option B is a distractor playing on the word "fog" - while fog computing is a real edge-computing concept, literal fog does not impede data transmission. Option D is tempting but inaccurate: cloud services are broadly globally accessible via the internet; the bottleneck is how fast you can reach them (bandwidth), not whether you can.

Memory tip: Think A + C = Amount and Capacity - you need data fast in large amounts (A), but limited capacity/bandwidth (C) gets in the way. If an answer sounds physical or geographic without a network reason (fog, location), it's likely a distractor.

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