Cloud computing has been the most talking point in innovation and business media in the year 2019. No doubt the cloud computing technology has been developing quickly in the last few years. We have already noticed that it has taken only two years for the open IaaS and PaaS markets to twofold in size. And keeping that opinion in mind the technology seems to multiply in the following three years. IT businesses are consistently investing in Cloud Computing every year.
According to a report, By 2025, 80% of enterprises will shut down their traditional data centers and shift to the public cloud.
Cloud computing in combination with cloud storage has created crucial exposure and interest around the IT industry across the globe. To keep up to their everyday business needs/activities every organization needs cloud services in the two structures.
Cloud technologies are scalable, robust, and cost-productive. Cloud innovation is useful for application development, utilizing the cloud for custom application development has demonstrated to be prevalent. We are simply starting to observe the development of this idea into a transformation. Cloud computing changes the manner in which we consider data, the manner in which organizations consider their operations and the manner in which engineers consider building. Let’s look at some of the cloud computing trends that will take place in 2020.
Heading towards Serverless Computing
Serverless computing has been gaining popularity in the IT Industry as a part of cloud computing advancement.
The conventional structure of the serverless model that uses a “pay as you go” system is the next trending thing for cloud computing technology in the future. These programs are truly flexible and enable organizations to have more command over their expenses in cloud hosting.
Edge Computing: the key door opener
The primary advantage of cloud computing is its distributed infrastructure. Organizations that require instant access to data and computing power to serve their customers will continue to utilise and rely on edge computing to provide increasingly lower latency and sustainable infrastructure to meet customer expectations.
Edge computing will also be a key door opener for companies to adopt Cloud technologies, as it significantly lowers costs and allows for accessing data rapidly and frequently.
Quantum Computing
There is no uncertainty that in the coming years there will be an improvement in the performance of computers. This is only conceivable on account of hardware advancement through quantum computing. As innovation progresses, so does the need to build effectiveness and computational capacity to fulfill future needs.
Quantum computing will empower computers and servers to process data at a quick pace contrasted with current benchmarks. Since the foundation of cloud computing is based on fast network systems that do get multiplied, cloud computing will play a critical job in expanding computing force and performance. So, the destiny of cloud computing in 2020 is going to shock us.
Rise of Digital Natives
As the workforce will continue to evolve, the expectations of its workers will also evolve. According to a report, by 2020, the individual joining the technology advanced workforce will be well versed with cloud computing and its benefits.
These individuals will be called “digital natives”, and they will be categorized into two groups: those who are used to digital best practices and those who are not.
In order to retain workers who are not well versed with cloud computing technology, practices such as ‘reverse mentoring’ will become commonplace to train the previous generation in social media tools and modern communication practices. Businesses will need to adopt cloud computing and other technological advancements to bridge the gap and integrate the two working groups into one unified workforce.
Artificial Intelligence will be hard to ignore
Organizations will utilize the abilities of Artificial Intelligence to automate and manage their processes apart from scaling and adapting to the changing needs of the business.
Organizations will look for strategic use of key capabilities of AI, such as machine learning, pattern recognition, and intelligent robotics. Artificial intelligence applied to large volumes of data, can unlock the new value from internal and external data, both structured and unstructured.
