2015 Global cloud data traffic will grow 4 times times

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By 2015, Cisco says, more than One-third of the data center traffic will come from cloud computing, which allows remote Storage and access to data. 2010-2015, the global data center is expected to increase the total flow of 4 times times, the annual composite growth rate of 33%. By 2015 the total flow of data up to 4.8ZB (4.8 trillion GB), the equivalent of the world each day to watch a complete movie.

"The development of cloud services is largely driven by the user's desire to access applications and content from anywhere, from any network and from any device, anytime, anywhere," says Cisco. Suraj Shetty, vice president of Cisco Products and solutions marketing, says economic considerations are also an important factor because Suragi Chety data centers can support more virtual machines and workflows than traditional data centers, and Remote storage is more cost-effective.

Forrester, an IT research firm, predicts that by 2020 the global cloud computing market will grow from $41 billion trillion this year to $241 billion trillion. But it still takes time and investment in network expansion until the world's networks can handle premium cloud services. (Mushulin)

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