Kumo is a Japanese word that means "cloud." In various contexts, it can refer to the fluffy formations in the sky or the digital concept of cloud computing, where data and applications are stored on remote servers instead of local devices. This technology allows users to access information from anywhere with an internet connection. In Japanese culture, Kumo can also refer to a mythical creature, often depicted as a spider or a cloud spirit. These creatures are sometimes featured in folklore and art, symbolizing different aspects of nature and the supernatural.