Report Scope:
For the purposes of this report, cloud and IoT storage technologies are defined as storage appliances and software that run on standard servers that enable IoT and cloud services. Within this scope, the report will size and forecast software, hardware and services revenue for cloud and IoT storage technologies. Specific segments within the scope of this report are:
Technology segments:
- Cloud storage
- IoT storage
- Hardware
- Software
- Services
The report will also segment revenue by end use in terms of:
- Enterprises
- Mid-size firms
- Small businesses
The industry sectors for application revenue covered in this report include:
- Manufacturing
- Banking
- Government
- Media
- Insurance
- Retail
- Utilities
- Transportation
- Healthcare
Regions covered are: North America, Latin America, Europe, the Middle East and Africa (MEA), Asia-Pacific (APAC) and Rest of World (ROW).
Report Includes:
- 37 data tables
- An overview of the global market for cloud and Internet of Things (IoT) storage technologies
- Analyses of global market trends, with data from 2016 and 2017, and projections of compound annual growth rates (CAGRs) through 2022
- Description of market trends, key components and applications, and advantages and disadvantages of IoT and cloud storage
- Discussion of key suppliers' and manufacturers' positioning and strategies
- Patent reviews and new developments in the market
- Company profiles of major key players in the market, including At&T, Cisco Systems Inc., Dell Inc., Expedient, Fujitsu, Global Switch, Huawei, IBM, Lenovo, NTT, and Quantum
Reasons for Doing This Study:
The growing market for cloud and IoT storage technologies represents a longterm trend that will transform the way storage technologies are deployed while also reducing the cost to IT organizations. Cloud and IoT storage will also enable the continuing scaling of data storage required by today’s IT environments.
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Executive Summary
Summary:
While they address different markets, cloud and IoT storage are considered together in this report, as they both require a transformation of the storage infrastructure. The transformation is from traditional platforms to a highly efficient, scalable and dynamic infrastructure. In general, they share the requirement to provide highly scalable flexibility - being able to support the lowest bandwidth data exchange to the highest scale video, multimedia or virtual reality session. These diverse sessions can be happening for millions of users or devices in real-time, anywhere in the world.
The requirements occur in different scenarios. In the cloud the new infrastructure must be integrated with computer and server resources to create a highly scalable and efficient single environment. In IoT, the challenge may be scale for some massive data applications, but more often the issue is low latency. Low latency requires minimal time for storage access, requiring the storage infrastructure to be distributed closer to the point of application processing.
Supporting these daunting requirements is an equally efficient, scalable and dynamic set of storage technologies. Some are designed for structured data in massive transaction processing systems, others are designed to adapt to unstructured data delivered upon demand. In addition, the storage must be secure and reliable enough to meet the stringent needs of regulatory and mission-critical services. Finally, storage architectures must be flexible enough to support both unified and centralized location models as well as distributed ones. Distributed systems are increasingly being deployed to reduce the distance between the data and the end application or device. This deployment reduces latency in the network during data interchange, a vital requirement for certain IoT applications such as autonomous industrial machines and vehicles, or in medical applications, such as remote surgery.
Companies Mentioned
- AT&T
- Bmc Software
- Brocade Communications Systems Inc.
- Cisco Systems Inc.
- Cloudflare
- Commvault Systems Inc.
- Coresite
- DDN
- Datacore Software
- Dell Inc.
- Digital Realty
- Equinix
- Expedient
- Extreme Networks
- F5 Networks Inc.
- Fogo Data Centers
- Fujitsu
- Global Switch
- Hewlett-Packard Enterprise Co.
- Hitachi Vantara (Hitachi Data Systems)
- Huawei
- IBM
- Infinidat
- Infortrend
- Inspur
- Intel Corp.
- Interoute
- Juniper Networks
- Lenovo
- Limelight Networks
- NEC
- NTT
- Netapp
- Netcetera
- Nimbus Data
- Nutanix
- Oracle Corp.
- Pivot3
- Promise Technology
- Pure Storage
- Quantum
- Rackspace
- Red Hat
- Sandisk Corp.
- Scality
- Seagate
- Six Degrees Group
- Southsuite Inc.
- Stratoscale
- Sungard Availability Services
- Swiftstack
- Synology
- Tintri Inc.
- Toshiba Storage Products
- Violin Memory
- Western Digital
