4 Things those with Digital Integration Hubs (DIH) do that others can’t – and how they fuel innovation

The Data Centers Industry went through a massive growth pattern in the past decade due to cloud computing transformation, hyperscale, 5G networks and other technological and socioeconomic changes. This technological evolution introduced challenges to the Data Centers owners in terms of sustainability, cost effectiveness and reliable operation. Hence, utilities are facing challenges to meet the Data Centers demands as the growth of data continues to expand.

Organizations and their data centers are being deluged with information. There’s structured data. There’s unstructured data. So data is all around us. And it continues to expand. Industry estimates indicate data center workloads are poised to grow two and a half times between 2014 and 2019.

The growing demands of enterprise applications and the fast pace of modern business threaten to put legacy IT design — with separate storage, storage networks and servers — at risk of failure. The silos created by traditional data centre infrastructure often present barriers to change and progress, adding complexity to every step from ordering to deployment to management. Together with Nutanix we deliver hyperconverged infrastructure that converges applications and workloads, storage and virtualisation into a resilient, easier to manage solution with strong machine intelligence. It reduces power usage and space, and dramatically eliminates storage complexity. The world’s most advanced enterprise data centres rely on Nutanix web-scale technology to power their mission-critical workloads at any scale.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) became buzzwords in 2018. But only two-fifths (39%) of senior executives believe their organizations are getting the most value out of AI and machine learning according to a RELX Emerging Tech Executive Report, which polled 1,000 US senior executives.