Trends of Big Data and Big Data Facilities

From banking conglomerates to hospitals to government agencies, investing in big data and analysis facilities (data centers) has become quite a common occurance.

The rise in popularity of big data among business customers is evident from the nearly 25 percent rise in the volume of tweets that mentions big data. Business enterprises are coming to terms with the rising demand for large scale data analysis to serve their prospective customers in the best possible way.

As a result, data centers are springing up in almost every nook and corner of the globe. There are huge restraints on IT spending thanks to the recession, but companies are investing heavily in the storage and analysis of big data because they realize the benefits it offers in terms of customer insight, efficiency of marketing operations, and faster time to market.

Countries such as China are witnessing one of the biggest jumps in demand for data center colocation services as pointed out by a recent survey conducted by Data Center Dynamics. The study revealed that China’s market is set to grow by over 40 percent, thanks to the massive growth of internet traffic.

Regardless of size of business, geographical locations, and technical expertise, big data and facilities to handle big data are becoming an inevitable part of every global organization. Choosing the right partner for your colocation services does help in having a clear cut data management strategy.

With years of experience in providing unparalleled colocation services to a large number of satisfied customers, Lifeline Data Centers is one choice you must definitely explore if you are looking at colocation alliances. Our engineers can guarantee you 99.995% uptime and continuity of operations that are on par with the industry standards. Or even greater. Visit our website to know more.

Alex Carroll

Managing Member at Lifeline Data Centers

Alex, co-owner, is responsible for all real estate, construction and mission critical facilities: hardened buildings, power systems, cooling systems, fire suppression, and environmentals. Alex also manages relationships with the telecommunications providers and has an extensive background in IT infrastructure support, database administration and software design and development. Alex architected Lifeline’s proprietary GRCA system and is hands-on every day in the data center.