The Future of Digital Infrastructure Lies in Stability of Sustainable Technology
In this episode of Straight Outta Crumpton, host Greg Crumpton and guest Mark Gusakov, Advisory Board Governance Chair for Nomad Futurist, examine how the digital infrastructure sector is evolving to meet surging global data demands. They discuss the role of AI and IoT in driving infrastructure change, the push for more resilient and sustainable data centers, and efforts to attract skilled talent to the field. The conversation highlights the need for operational stability alongside rapid technological innovation.
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Key takeaways
Global data demands are growing exponentially, requiring digital infrastructure that is both scalable and stable to support long-term growth.
Advancements in AI and IoT are key drivers reshaping how data centers and networks are designed and operated.
Attracting and developing skilled professionals is a critical priority for the digital infrastructure industry to keep pace with technological change.
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Digital infrastructure rises to high priority given how often there are various technological advancements. With technology continuing to evolve, the demand for reliable and efficient data centers and networks are also skyrocketing. According to a 2018 report by Cisco, it was expected that global internet traffic would reach 4.8 zettabytes annually by 2022, underscoring the massive scale of digital information that needs to be managed and stored. This trend raised a lot of crucial questions about how digital infrastructure can be built to maintain the necessary to support this growth.
This trend raised a lot of crucial questions about how digital infrastructure can be built to maintain the necessary to support this growth.
How can it be ensured that digital infrastructure is up to the task? And what innovations are necessary to handle the increasing demand for data storage and processing?
These questions made up the topic of discussion on the latest episode of "Straight Outta Crumpton," hosted by Greg Crumpton and featuring guest Mark Gusakov, the Advisory Board Governance Chair for Nomad Futurist. The episode explored the challenges and opportunities in the world of digital infrastructure, further exploring how the industry is adapting to meet the needs of the fast-changing technological landscape.
Their discussion also covered:
- How digital infrastructure has evolved over the years and the key factors driving this change, including advancements in AI and IoT.
- The growing need for skilled professionals in the digital infrastructure sector and the initiatives being undertaken to attract emerging talent.
- How companies are innovating to build more resilient and efficient data centers, focusing on sustainability and operational stability.
Mark Gusakov serves as the Advisory Board Governance Chair for Nomad Futurist. He has a diverse background in digital infrastructure, industrial automation, and technical sales, Gusakov is known for his ability to translate complex engineering concepts into strategies. He began his career teaching public speaking through Cornell's Cooperative Extension and has since become a prominent figure in the field, emphasizing the importance of education and skill development in technology-driven industries.
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