A cloud-hosted application is one that runs on servers located on the internet (the cloud) rather than on local computers or servers. These applications often require an internet connection to access and use because the processing and data storage are done remotely. This separates cloud-hosted applications from locally installed or network hosted applications, which either do not require a network or only require a local network respectively.
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