This indicates growth above what we saw at the beginning of the year. Even a recent article from Data Center Frontier shows growth as the hyperscale market continues to lift the industry. The big takeaway here is that our ecosystems are critical. Healthcare, for example, saw a massive hit. We ALL saw increases in network traffic and communication. The growth in connectivity was massive. But, we were just fine as we partnered with a great hyperscale provider. We were able to keep running smoothly, and we continued to support critical and life-saving services.
Some were better prepared than others. We learned early on that to better support this increased traffic, Netflix and Amazon Prime agreed to a European Union request that streaming services switch from high definition to standard to reduce the strain on the internet, as previously reported by CNN and the Guardian.
How has that changed? For many in the industry, the cloud was a saving factor that allowed organizations to be more agile. Multi-experience and multi-cloud ecosystems are a great way to create resiliency alongside super flexible services for all sorts of users.
Using data and automation is a great way to optimize efficiency, remove issues around smaller tasks, and even improve security. I spoke with numerous people in my industry and was pleasantly surprised that the absolute vast majority remained employed. Yes, some experienced furloughs, and there were some layoffs. But mainly, there was still room to grow and expand.
On a final and significant note, we turn to remote working. How ready is your organization to facilitate and support this level of remote work? I encourage everyone reading this to practice kindness and empathy. Most servers are designed to use air cooling. A number of service providers have focused on air-cooled solutions optimized for high-density workloads. Others are housing gear in cabinets equipped with water-cooled chilling doors. A small group of HPC specialists offer either water-cooled servers or various approaches to immersion cooling.
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