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What is the primary difference between capital expenditure (CapEx) and operational expenditure (OpEx) in the context of cloud computing?
- A. CapEx applies only to software licenses while OpEx applies to hardware
- B. CapEx is a recurring monthly cost while OpEx is a one-time investment
- C. CapEx involves upfront investment in physical infrastructure while OpEx involves pay-as-you-go cloud spending
- D. CapEx and OpEx are identical in cloud financial models
✅ Correct Answer: C. CapEx involves upfront investment in physical infrastructure while OpEx involves pay-as-you-go cloud spending