
Data Deluge What is data deluge?
A data deluge is a scenario where more data is generated than can be successfully and efficiently managed or capped. This results in missed chances to analyze and interpret data to make informed decisions as well as build a new framework for both practical and conceptual understandings. AI-driven data deluge is forcing new ways to approach old challenges. Watch the video to uncover the keys to a new data paradigm that leverages the power of hybrid by design to tackle the promise and peril of AI—and all unprecedented data challenges.
- What is the main reason for data deluge?
- How do you overcome data deluge?
- HPE and data deluge
What is the main reason for data deluge?
Significant amounts of data are produced every second. Everything we do online these days, including social media interactions, internet browsing, and online communication, generates enormous amounts of data that standard data processing systems can't handle.
The capacity to produce enormous amounts of data is growing faster than the infrastructure and technologies required to enable data-driven research. In light of how quickly the volume of digital data is expanding, the delay is logical. Though proper long-term infrastructures for substantial data need to be organized, rationalized, and maintained, this effort has to start right away. The massive data flood was attributed to a number of factors, one of which being the emerging economies' rapid rise. But this is only the tip of the iceberg, there’s much more than meets the eye:
- Users around the world want high-quality videos and devices that support 1080p resolution streaming. These devices are not only easily accessible these days but are also relatively affordable.
- Multi-sensor panoramic 4k cameras and hi-tech devices are becoming increasingly popular.
- The constant monitoring has resulted in data hoarding and business legislations and federals require extended video retention periods that have caused high data deluge globally.
- Large data hoarding and data silos.