One in three has also acknowledged that their data infrastructure uses too much energy and nearly half admitted their sustainability policies do not address the impact of storing unused data.
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Bharti Patel, senior vice president, Product Engineering, Hitachi Vantara. Source: Hitachi
The vast majority of US companies are worried over the capacity of digital infrastructure to handle the growing data needs the enterprise world is facing.
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