The IDC report, Worldwide Global StorageSphere Forecast, 2019-2023: Meaningful Shifts in How and Where Data is Stored (IDC #US44780519), measures the size of the installed base of storage capacity ...

In a new update to its Global StorageSphere forecast, IDC estimates that the installed base of storage capacity worldwide will grow to 6.8 zettabytes (ZB) this year, an increase of 16.6% over 2019.

The world is in the midst of a global data storage crisis. The datasphere is set to increase by 300 percent in 2025 and there is not enough space in 'the cloud' to hold the 'mind-blowing amount.' ...

“The Global StorageSphere installed base of storage capacity reached 6,7ZB in 2020, and is steadily growing but at a slower annual growth rate than that of the Global DataSphere, meaning we are saving ...

And according to the IDC, the sum of the world’s data – the DataSphere — will grow from 33 zettabytes in 2018 to a mind-boggling 175ZB by 2025. That robust 61% compound annual growth rate for data ...

IDC says 90% of the global datasphere will require some level of security by 2025, including the data that’s flowing from machines and sensors in real time. However, less than half of that data will ...

The storage industry will ship 42ZB of capacity over the next seven years. 90ZB of data will be created on IoT devices by 2025. By 2025, 49 percent of data will be stored in public cloud environments.

IDC's quarterly storage sales report shows that while overall systems sales were down, capacity being shipped by vendors was up 27.3%. But that's lower than in previous years, when capacity jumped ...

However, IDC reported, total storage capacity shipped grew 21.5 percent over last year to reach 8.2 exabytes. ... and Hitachi and its Hitachi Data Systems sister company at $424 million, ...

Buyers also expanded their storage capacity at a slower pace than in the second quarter, IDC said. The systems shipped in the quarter added up to 5,429 petabytes, up 30.7 percent from a year earlier.

NetApp has announced that IDC ranked NetApp as having the number-one storage solution shipped in 2012 for public cloud infrastructure from the perspective of external system capacity. The ranking ...