Gartner expects global cloud computing spending to grow by 100% in 2016

According to Gartner's latest quarterly IT spending report, in view of the 2011 global http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/13671.html "> Public cloud services Market has broken through 91 billion of billions of dollars, The figure is expected to increase by 19% per 109 billion by the end of 2012. The global cloud computing industry is likely to grow by more than 100% in 2016, with a market size of $207 billion trillion, says Ed Anderson, an observer at Gartner's Cloud computing field. In stark contrast, Ed Anderson expects overall growth in the global IT market to be only 3%.

Obviously, this is a huge challenge for traditional hardware and software vendors. The specific impact of their sales and profit points is uncertain, but the only certainty is that these firms must constantly strengthen their innovation capabilities if they are not to be eliminated.

In an earlier report, Gartner disclosed that the cloud industry would create 14 million jobs worldwide, and that cloud trends were bound to attract more international interest. Anderson also predicts that cloud computing will continue to create new IT spending points for a considerable period of time, with substantial growth in markets such as system consolidation, customized services, hybrid cloud and local cloud computing equipment.

In other areas of the IT industry, sales of hardware devices are expected to grow by only 3.4% this year, to $420 billion trillion, a huge gap from last year's 7.4% growth.

How does it prove that Gartner's many predictions are more reliable? The relocation of the catering industry is a good example of a fast-growing British restaurant chain, which gradually forms an industrial chain with more than 1700 employees.

Although migration to cloud computing is a global trend, many European companies are still moving much slower than their US rivals. Recent studies have shown that European companies are lagging behind the US for at least two years in the field of cloud computing. This is due to the difference in performance and reliability concerns between the two sides in the development of cloud security standards, integrated integration solutions.

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