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WHERE IN THE WORLD IS STORAGE An IDC Infographic INSTALLED BYTES BY REGION 44% 56% 2000 2017 North America Western Europe Asia Pacific CEMA Latin America 40% 27% 24% 5% 4% 24% 20% 38% 10% 8% 67% 33% North America Western Europe Asia Pacific CEMA Latin America Byte Density Across the Globe INSTALLED BYTES BY USAGE But where do the most important bytes reside? Enterprise! Enterprise PCs Mobile Devices Entertainment/Other 100 80 60 40 20 0 2000 2005 2012 2017 RESURGENCE OF ENTERPRISE DOMINANCE TOP 10 COUNTRIES Installed Raw Capacity (All Media Types) Share of Installed Enterprise Bytes Country ranking with respect to its total installed raw capacity THE GROWING IMPORTANCE OF DATA Compare digital universe with WW installed raw capacity with WW capacity shipped 18M 16M 14M 12M 10M 8M 6M 4M 2M 0 (PB) 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 Digital Universe WW Installed Raw Capacity WW Capacity Shipped *Source: http://www.emc.com/leadership/digital-universe/index.htm IDC forecasts the digital universe to be 16ZB IN 2017* Byte = 1x10^0 KB = 1x10^3 MB = 1x10^6 GB = 1x10^9 TB = 1x10^12 PB = 1x10^15 EB = 1x10^18 ZB = 1x10^21 INSTALLED BYTES BY MEDIA TYPE WORLDWIDE HDD Tape Optical Flash DRAM 100 80 60 40 20 0 2000 2005 2012 2017 Tape Tape has always been and continues to be a storage technology used for long term storage (archive) and disaster recovery HDD Hard disk drive share of installed bytes swells to 66% in 2017 Flash Flash adoption in billions of mobile devices, PCs, and the enterprise makes its share of WW bytes noticeable Optical Optical media ruled the day in 2000 as preferred content distribution medium - broadband and streaming evolution decimates optical media usage 1st Platform Nearly all digital data in data centers on enterprise hardware 2nd Platform PCs take world by storm and capture large share of installed capacity 3rd Platform The proliferation of mobile devices, cloud, and social turns tide of shrinking enterprise share of WW installed bytes – resurgence begins From a 120 Byte Punch Card to a 6 Terabyte hard drive. The world’s most important data sits in enterprise storage. 2000 2012 20% 40% 31% 7% 1% 22% 36% 33% 8% 1% Rank 2000 2005 2012 1 USA USA USA 2 Japan PRC PRC 3 Germany Japan Germany 4 PRC Germany Japan 5 United Kingdom United Kingdom United Kingdom 6 France France Brazil 7 Korea Italy France 8 Italy Brazil India 9 Canada Korea Russia 10 Australia Canada Korea PER CAPITA Top/bottom 5 For 2012 * 369GB Globally Top 5 Bottom 5 2,331GB Switzerland 2,095GB Denmark 2,031GB Norway 2,024GB Hong Kong 1,977GB USA 64GB India 245GB Turkey Vietnam 156GB 134GB Philippines 120GB Indonesia For more information read the report, "Where in the World is Storage: A Look at Byte Density Across the Globe" IDC Document #243338 All IDC research is © 2013 by IDC. All rights reserved. *out of 48 countries analyzed “Whoever rules the waves, rules the world” (Alfred T. Mahan) Might it now be true that “Whoever owns the data...”
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WHERE IN THE WORLD IS
STORAGEAn IDC Infographic
INSTALLED BYTESBY REGION
44%
56%
2000 2017North America
Western Europe
Asia Paci�c
CEMA
Latin America
40%27%
24%5%4%
24%20%
38%10%8%
67%
33%
North America
Western Europe
Asia Paci�c
CEMA
Latin America
Byte Density Across the Globe
INSTALLED BYTESBY USAGE
But where do the most important bytes reside? Enterprise!
Enterprise
PCs
Mobile Devices
Entertainment/Other
100
80
60
40
20
0 2000 2005 2012 2017
RESURGENCE OF ENTERPRISE DOMINANCE
TOP 10 COUNTRIESInstalled Raw Capacity
(All Media Types)
Share of InstalledEnterprise Bytes
Country ranking with respect to its total installed raw capacity
THE GROWING IMPORTANCE OF DATA
Compare digital universe with WW installed raw capacity with WW capacity shipped
18M
16M
14M
12M
10M
8M
6M
4M
2M
0
(PB)
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
Digital Universe WW Installed Raw Capacity WW Capacity Shipped
*Source: http://www.emc.com/leadership/digital-universe/index.htm
IDC forecasts the digital universe to be
16ZBIN 2017*
Byte = 1x10^0KB = 1x10^3MB = 1x10^6GB = 1x10^9TB = 1x10^12PB = 1x10^15EB = 1x10^18ZB = 1x10^21
INSTALLED BYTES BYMEDIA TYPE WORLDWIDE
HDD
Tape
Optical
Flash
DRAM
100
80
60
40
20
0 2000 2005 2012 2017
TapeTape has always been and continues to be a
storage technology used for long term storage
(archive) and disaster recovery
HDDHard disk drive
share of installed bytes swells to
66% in 2017
FlashFlash adoption in
billions of mobile devices, PCs, and the enterprise
makes its share of WW bytes noticeable
OpticalOptical media ruled the day in 2000 as preferred content
distribution medium - broadband and streaming
evolution decimates optical media usage
1st Platform Nearly all digital
data in data centers on enterprise hardware
2nd Platform PCs take world by storm and capture large
share of installed capacity
3rd Platform The proliferation
of mobile devices, cloud, and social turns
tide of shrinking enterprise share of
WW installed bytes – resurgence begins
From a 120 Byte Punch Card to a 6 Terabyte hard drive. The
world’s most important data sits in enterprise storage.
2000 2012
20%
40%
31%
7% 1%
22%
36%
33%
8% 1%
Rank 2000 2005 2012
1 USA USA USA
2 Japan PRC PRC
3 Germany Japan Germany
4 PRC Germany Japan
5 United Kingdom United Kingdom United Kingdom
6 France France Brazil
7 Korea Italy France
8 Italy Brazil India
9 Canada Korea Russia
10 Australia Canada Korea
PER CAPITATop/bottom 5 For 2012*
369GB
Globally
Top 5
Bottom 5
2,331GBSwitzerland
2,095GBDenmark
2,031GBNorway
2,024GBHong Kong
1,977GBUSA
64GBIndia
245GBTurkey Vietnam
156GB 134GBPhilippines
120GBIndonesia
For more information read the report, "Where in the World is Storage:
A Look at Byte Density Across the Globe" IDC Document #243338All IDC research is © 2013 by IDC. All rights reserved.
*out of 48 countries analyzed
“Whoever rules the waves, rules the world” (Alfred T. Mahan)
Might it now be true that “Whoever owns the data...”
