The transition to a digital-first society has been soaring to new heights since 2020. With many employees working remotely and consumers connecting with companies and one another through online channels, the digital landscape has no longer been used only passively; it has become essential to navigating life in a dispersed world.
Next-generation technology, such as artificial intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT) and real-time video analytics, will further accelerate that digital transition. But these next-generation technologies will demand a network infrastructure that can fulfill their promise, especially as they heavily rely on cloud services and edge computing for data support. Seconds will matter.
The role of the cloud in next-generation technology
The cloud is at the forefront of the digital transformation era. Cloud infrastructure has afforded immeasurable growth and flexibility to modern enterprises by enabling…
