The service that stores data on remote servers and provides access over the Internet is called:

• A. Cloud Storage
• B. Cloud
• C. Local Storage
• D. NAS (Network Attached Storage)

Answer: (A)

Cloud storage describes storing data on remote servers managed by a provider and accessing it over the Internet. This setup means your files live in data centers you connect to online, using web interfaces or apps, and you typically gain scalable space, redundancy, and easy sharing. This matches the description in the question because it specifically involves remote storage and internet access.

Using the broader term cloud would refer to the overall internet-based computing model, not just storage. Local storage refers to data kept on your own device or a nearby drive, not remote servers. A NAS is a storage device on a local network, designed for on-site access, though it can be accessed remotely with configuration—but its primary role is local storage, not a remote, internet-based service.