Cisco says global cloud computing traffic will grow 12 times times by 2015

According to a new study released by Cisco in Tuesday, the flow of global markets from cloud computing services will grow to 12 times times that of 2010 by 2015, with an annual compound growth rate of 66%.

In its first annual Global Cloud Index report, Cisco said more than 1/3 of its data centers will be based on cloud computing systems by about 2015 years. Cisco also predicts that by 2015, Global Data Center traffic will grow to 4 times times 2010, with an annual compound growth rate of 33%.

Suraj Shetty, vice president of Cisco Products and solutions marketing, said: "The development of cloud computing is mainly because users want to get applications and content from any network and any device at any time, any place." ”

In addition, the cost of enterprise consideration is also an important factor. Shetty says that cloud-based data centers can support more virtual machines and workloads than traditional data centers.