Newsletter November - December 2020

Sharad Sanghi,
CEO & MD, NTT-Netmagic

Japanese company NTT would be investing USD 2 bn to set up data centres in India. “India is a key market for NTT worldwide growing at a CAGR of over 30%,” says Sharad Sanghi, CEO & MD, NTT-Netmagic. Though acquisitions are not part of the main strategy and the company is happy to grow organically, however, if there is good infra available at a good price they will be open to look at acquisitions.

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Gartner predicts by 2025, 75% of enterprise data will be processed at the edge. Edge Computing enables and optimizes extreme decentralization, placing nodes as close as possible to the sources of data and content. It is going to bring in a lot of opportunities and is going to be worthy of investing in the coming years. Anjani Kommisetti, Country Manager, India and SAARC, Raritan & Servertech, talks about the latest trends on Edge Computing.
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Almost 9 out of 10 data centers are not designed for optimal power efficiency, which, as a result, can cost a data center more than $1.4 million every year in wasted electricity. Watch this video from VMWare to see how you can work towards creating a zero carbon cloud future.
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India is a preferred GCC hub: Nasscom report

As companies accelerate their digital transformation initiatives, large retail organizations are increasing relying on their GCCs to successfully navigate their transformation journey. A recent report by Nasscom and ANSR forecasts that 80% of top 100 retail brands will consider establishing a GCC in India over the next two years.
Dilbert

DCIM solutions require to be scalable. As implementation of infrastructure matures, data centre providers may find themselves surrounded by hundreds of sensors and devices. There is a significant amount of data riding on these devices. If the DCIM architecture is not able to support it, performance may be affected, which may also cancel out many primary benefits. Scalability and performance are key factors for implementation and future performance of a data centre. It includes having the right architecture, database and scheme, increased availability, optimized query engines, and distribution deployment.

Dilbert
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