At the same time, the global IT power footprint for infrastructure Edge deployments is forecast to increase from 1 GW to over 40 GW. The Linux Foundation’s recent State of the Edge 2021 market report suggests that, between 20, approximately US$800 billion will be spent on new and replacement IT server equipment and Edge Computing facilities. However, where once the required data centre and IT infrastructure resources were relatively inflexible, slow and expensive to build out and run, today’s digital solutions provide the necessary mix of scalability, agility, flexibility, speed and cost-effectiveness to make the Edge a transformational reality. The idea of delivering IT resources close to the point of use is not a new one.
Andy Connor, EMEA Channel Director, Subzero Engineering, outlines the ‘Edge explosion’ and examines the crucial role of the modular, micro data centre in delivering Digital Transformation. Edge Computing is a transformational reality and will be responsible for shaping technology operations well into the future.
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