What’s gold today may be coal tomorrow.
It has been 15 years since Apple catapulted the smartphone into the mainstream, with the launch of the iPhone 1. Today there are more than six billion (and rising) smartphone users globally, all with a plethora of data services and demands. Mobile data is just the tip of the tech and data iceberg, if you think of just the digital devices in your own home, place of work and those under development (eg, AI, automated vehicles, climate technology, etc). As the digital economy continues to expand, so too will the necessary supporting digital infrastructure and data storage capacity, pushing data centre demand on an exponential trajectory.
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