We reflected on 2021 and our four key panelists talked through what’s coming for 2022. Instead of making broad predictions, we focused on the needs of the market. We felt there were many immediate needs around cloud outages and security challenges.
Of course, we also discuss how the edge is coming up along with more physical integrations like for automotive, healthcare, and energy creation and storage. All are very big topics that are local presence related computing.
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Rob’s Hot Take:
Rob Hirschfeld, CEO and co-founder of RackN and host of the Cloud 2030 Podcast, shares insights from the 2021 End of Year session where predictions for the future were discussed. The focus was on transforming the market from monolithic, single-vendor clouds, including on-premises Edge locations, towards a more ad hoc and composable model that allows multiple vendors to integrate seamlessly. Hirschfeld emphasizes the importance of creating infrastructure pipelines to enable modularity and a multi-vendor experience while maintaining a single control experience for users and operators. He encourages listeners to explore the detailed discussion in the full podcast from December 30th at the2030.cloud.