Image: © Shutter2U/Stock.adobe.com Peter Lantry of Equinix discusses the top digital transformation trends expected this year, such as data centre pressures, green tech and ‘private AI’. The digital transformation of the modern working world is continuing to rise, particularly with the emergence of various technologies such as generative AI and machine learning into the mainstream. In 2023, the working world began to experiment with these technologies, resulting in new tech-influenced practices in a number of industries as well as new skill expectations of workers . With the digital transformation comes new challenges, though. One of these challenges is the maintenance of digital infrastructure to cope with the digital disruption. From projected pressure on data centres to strain on networks , the world of digital infrastructure is seeing unprecedented requirements to cope with digital transformation. “Today, we work in a truly global – and growing – digital economy. The nations who have the digital infrastructure to support this will be best placed to benefit,” says Peter Lantry, managing director for Ireland at digital infrastructure company Equinix, who filled us in on what digital transformation trends we can expect to see this year. Data centres and digital demands Due to the […]
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