Only cloud computing should be "exploded" in response to data

Hurd, president of Global cloud computing giant Oracle, visited Shanghai yesterday to announce a new round of the company's http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/39465.html "> Investment Plan, Also share ideas about cloud computing. In the next few years, says Mr. Hurd, the data "explosion" will pose great challenges to companies, and only by using cloud computing can the complex situation be made simple.

This is Mr. Hurd's first visit to Shanghai as president. In a news conference, he revealed that China is the fastest growing country in the global IT market, and Oracle will seize the opportunity to invest more, including a massive increase in its subsidiaries in China, using new technologies to help local companies transform to match the "Twelve-Five plan", while pledging to train local talent in large numbers.

For Shanghai, Hurd said Oracle will increase its research and development investment in Shanghai. He announced that next year, the world's largest IT technology summit, the OOW, will be held in Shanghai, which is expected to attract tens of thousands of people.

In the last two years, Oracle has invested 10 billion of billions of dollars in research and development in cloud computing, and has made a big purchase, making it the most determined company in the world for its transition to cloud computing. Oracle has developed a full range of cloud computing technologies from software to hardware since the acquisition of Sun, the name server enterprise.

Explaining the company's commitment to cloud computing, Mr. Hurd said they had no choice but to do cloud computing for cloud computing. According to authoritative statistics, global data has increased 8 times-fold since 2005 and will grow by 20 times times from now until 2020. Today, more than 70% per cent of companies see data growth as the biggest it challenge. Without cloud technology, the global business world would consume almost all of it's new investments just to store new data, and would not be able to devote resources to innovation. In this case, only cloud computing can make the increasingly complex IT environment simple, easy to use, and standardized.

The explosive growth in future global data, on the one hand, is rooted in the development of the Internet of things, for example, oil companies are installing thousands of sensors on bits in offshore oil fields, which produces massive monitoring data. With these monitoring data, oil companies can preventive to avoid catastrophic accidents.

Another big driver of data growth is the popularity of mobile devices (smartphones, tablets) and social networks. Next year, says Mr. Hurd, smartphones will be the main Internet access point. Users of these mobile devices upload a large number of images and video content every day, while also sharing information on social networks. Mr Hurd predicts that by 2020, most e-commerce deals will be done through mobile terminals and social networks, with annual turnover of $ trillions of trillion. All of these transactions and the management of the data behind it must be done through the cloud computing platform.

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