BIG DATA A new era of data: a deep look at how JPMorgan Chase runs a data mesh on the AWS cloud
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A new era of data is upon us.
The technology industry generally and the data business specifically are in a state of transition. Even our language reflects that. For example, we rarely use the phrase “big data” anymore. Rather we talk about digital transformation or data-driven companies.
Many have finally come to the realization that data is not the new oil because unlike oil, the same data can be used over and over for different purposes. But our language is still confusing. We say things like “data is our most valuable asset,” but in the same sentence we talk about democratizing access and sharing data. When was the last time you wanted to share your financial assets with your co-workers, partners and customers?
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CLOUD Satya Nadella lays out a vision at Ignite 2021: What it means for Microsoft and the cloud
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Microsoft Corp. Chief Executive Satya Nadella sees a different future for cloud computing over the coming decade.
In his Microsoft Ignite keynote this past week, Nadella (pictured) laid out the five attributes that will define the cloud in the next 10 years. His vision is a cloud platform that is decentralized, ubiquitous, intelligent, sensing and trusted. It’s one that actually titillates the senses and levels the playing field between consumers and creators by placing tools in the hands of more people around the world.
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The next 10 years of cloud will differ dramatically from the past decade, in ways we couldn’t have imagined just a few years ago.
The early days of cloud deployed virtualization of standard off-the-shelf components to scale out and build a large distributed system. The coming decade will see a much more data-centric, real-time, intelligent, hyper-decentralized cloud that will comprise on-premises, hybrid, cross-cloud and edge workloads. And it will have a services layer that abstracts away the complexity of the underlying infrastructure.
Those are key takeaways of the guests from theCUBE on Cloud (login required), a virtual event hosted Jan. 21 by SiliconANGLE and theCUBE that brought together chief executives, chief information officers, data practitioners, technologists, cloud experts, analysts and opinion leaders to unpack the future of cloud computing in the coming decade.