The events of 2020 have disrupted most forecasts for 2021. Although growing trends in technology such as the internet of things (IoT) and artificial intelligence (AI) will continue to reshape various aspects of our lives, the most significant developments will be in areas that help us successfully navigate and adapt in these changing times.
No trend fits the bill better than cloud computing. As the backbone of the app-based, data-driven tech ecosystem, the cloud is at the forefront of managing change. Everything from online entertainment and home delivery services to remote medicine and working from home has been transformed by the cloud.
Throughout 2021, we will likely see the rate of adoption for cloud-based services to accelerate as more businesses become accustomed to cloud models, use the cloud for data delivery, and when smart devices become more vital to our daily lives. As a result, here are the top trends that will emerge over the course of 2021:
1. AI will enhance the speed and efficiency of cloud computing – Trends in 2021
Artificial intelligence will drive the demand for technology that adapt to our evolving needs during 2021. Numerous cloud service providers give users with varying skill levels and budget requirements access to machine learning functions such as language processing, image recognition tools, and recommendation engines.
Cloud technologies enable enterprises of various sizes from all over the world to access these revolutionary AI-powered toolsets and increase the efficiency and productivity of their services. Additionally, smart algorithms are also being employed on a larger scale to develop smart city infrastructure, autonomous vehicles, and pandemic response plans.
Another use of AI that’s often overlooked is how it helps keep cloud data centers working at optimal levels. Power usage, expansive hardware networks, and cooling systems can be observed and managed by AI algorithms that ensure maximum running efficiency and reduce their environmental impact. Continued research in this area will lead to innovations that further enhance data center efficiency and speed.
2. Hybrid cloud solutions will grow in popularity
Choosing between the private and public cloud infrastructures has been a challenge for some companies in the past. Both solutions come with a set of pros and cons with regard to performance, flexibility, cost, compliance, and security. The maturity of cloud ecosystems has brought about the development of multi-cloud or hybrid environments.
The hybrid model allows maximum flexibility as users can determine specific elements from various service providers that meet their needs and combine them together. With various platforms in play, providers have also begun to re-examine their existing offerings.
For instance, Google and Amazon have traditionally relied on selling secure space to their clients on public cloud platforms. On the other hand, IBM and Microsoft excel in designing tools and technologies that can be deployed on existing, private networks. These organizations are now looking to re-evaluate their solutions to provide a hybrid model—such as using public clouds to store data while using private clouds to manage controlled information and core organization functions.
Smaller commercial hosting providers have been more successful at meeting the growing need for flexibility. These solutions are designed to host all applications and data securely in one place. Offerings by such application hosting providers can often be customized to meet the specific size, structure, and operations of the company. – Read more
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