A startup is looking to immediately expand its data center but does not have the capital or space to manage everything internally. The organization has multiple branch offices and remote users with large computational and storage solution requirements. Funding is not an issue for the company. Which of the following can best accomplish the company's goals?

A community cloud is shared among several organizations with similar requirements and concerns, making it less ideal for a startup seeking immediate and tailored expansion. Although it could potentially provide cost savings and collaborative benefits, it may not adequately meet the unique needs of the startup or offer the necessary control over resources.

While an Internet Service Provider (ISP) can provide connectivity and basic hosting services, it does not offer the comprehensive computational and storage solutions required by the startup. ISPs are primarily focused on internet connectivity rather than the infrastructure and management needed for effective data center expansion.

Software-Defined Networking (SDN) is a technology that enhances network management and flexibility but does not directly address the startup's need for expanded computational and storage capabilities. While SDN can optimize network performance, it does not provide the infrastructure necessary for a data center expansion.