A news company can serve all requests from their data center 95% of the time. However, some days there is a huge demand for news updates. Which NIST deployment model is recommended for the company?

A public cloud involves deploying all services entirely on a cloud provider's infrastructure, which is not the case as the company serves 95% of requests from its own data center.

A private cloud involves deploying services exclusively on an organization's dedicated infrastructure, but the company explicitly needs to handle surges in demand beyond its current capacity.

A community cloud shares infrastructure between several organizations with common concerns, which doesn't directly address the company's need to combine internal capacity with external scaling for its own fluctuating demand.

A hybrid cloud model combines a private cloud with a public cloud, allowing an organization to run most operations on their private infrastructure while scaling to a public cloud for handling surges in demand, such as during news update peaks. This approach provides flexibility and cost efficiency by only paying for public cloud resources when needed.