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How 60 Years of Innovation Turned Ireland Into Overnight Success for Digital Hosting Industry

Jan 9, 2017 | Cloud Computing, Host In Ireland, Hosting Industry, IC4, IoE

How 60 Years of Innovation Turned Ireland Into Overnight Success for Digital Hosting Industry
Tags: digital assets • Digital Hosting • Five Waves of IT • Garry Connolly • Host In Ireland • IC4 • iMiller Public Relations • iMPR • Internet of Everything • Internet of Things • IoE • IoT • IT landscape • LAN

Originally posted to IC4,

how-60-years-of-innovation-turned-ireland-into-overnight-success-for-digital-hosting-industryIn the first edition of a series of guest blogs, IC4 welcomes Garry Connolly. Garry currently serves as President and Founder of Host in Ireland, where he oversees the direction and promotion of the industry-led and sponsored initiatives to further promote Ireland as an optimum location to host digital assets. In this contributed blog post, he discusses the factors that led to Ireland becoming a global leader in hosting of digital assets.

Over the course of the last six decades, the IT landscape has grown and evolved into the always-on, digital world we know today. Data has been processed and delivered over a number of mediums, including mainframes, mini-computers, PCs, Local Area Networks (LANs) and now the cloud in a phenomenon known as the “Five Waves of IT.” Continuing this legacy of innovation, we are approaching the Sixth Wave – the Internet of Everything (IoE).

Closely related to the Internet of Things (IoT), IoE extends that connectivity beyond merely connected devices and consumer products, bringing together people, processes and data to create richer experiences and economic opportunities in a state of seamless and ubiquitous interconnectedness. In fact, economic analysis by Cisco projects that IoE will be a $19 trillion USD global opportunity over the next decade. Companies across the globe are seeking new ways to adapt to this shift, and Ireland is prepared to help them face this Sixth Wave head-on.

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