Data that is stored in an online server can be described as being <u>in the cloud</u>. This may also be a reason why you might have heard about "cloud computing" or saving files "in the cloud."
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Other Choices:
A - Read-only Memory (ROM) is a type of non-volatile memory (memory stays even after power is removed) and is useful in storing rarely-used software on the computer.
C - Random Access Memory (RAM) is a type of volatile memory that is used to retain active data and machine code.
D - A flash drive is a type of device that can electrically store, erase, and reprogram data by using flash memory. A USB drive (or "stick") is a common medium.
