DATA CENTRE PREDICTIONS
A third of enterprises already say growing data volumes is a serious problem , according to Telehouse ’ s Race to the Connected Future and this will rise further in 2022 as data demands increase . Businesses will continue to focus on unlocking and analysing data to increase agility , inform strategy , launch new services quickly and inform decisionmaking for Digital Transformation , but increasing pressure on IT teams – many of whom are not data literate – will lead to rising levels of burnout across the sector .
Growing data volumes will also continue to drive the adoption of Edge to deliver a more efficient way of moving
Connections will be more important than location
GROWING DATA VOLUMES WILL ALSO CONTINUE TO DRIVE THE ADOPTION OF EDGE TO DELIVER A MORE EFFICIENT WAY OF MOVING AND PROCESSING LARGE VOLUMES OF DATA IN REAL TIME .
Mark Pestridge , Senior Director Customer Experience at Telehouse Europe
set to take place in 2022 as companies lay the foundations for Edge Computing and shift IT infrastructure from onpremise to colocation in response to remote and hybrid working models .
Uptake will increase particularly in sectors such as financial services , who are under pressure to transform and migrate away from legacy infrastructure rapidly , enabling them to benefit from fast , secure and direct connections to cloud service providers while maintaining strong security .
Rising data volumes and increasing demands for advanced technologies like Artificial Intelligence ( AI ) and Machine Learning ( ML ) will force businesses to find ways to ingest and process data quicker and to do so in a scalable and flexible cloud environment . Greater focus will be placed on the route data takes and the number of connections it has , rather than its geographical home . Building connected ecosystems and low-latency connectivity with network and connectivity partners will be critical to success .
Growing data volumes will overwhelm businesses and lead to IT burnout
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