NEXTDC CommsDay Melbourne Congress
Denunciar
GrahameLynch1Seguir
17 de Mar de 2022•0 gostou•60 visualizações
0 gostaram
Seja o primeiro a gostar disto
mostrar mais
visualizações
Vistos totais
0
No Slideshare
0
De incorporações
0
Número de incorporações
0
Check these out next
NEXTDC CommsDay Melbourne Congress
17 de Mar de 2022•0 gostou•60 visualizações
0 gostaram
Seja o primeiro a gostar disto
mostrar mais
visualizações
Vistos totais
0
No Slideshare
0
De incorporações
0
Número de incorporações
0
Baixar para ler offline
Denunciar
Tecnologia
NEXTDC
GrahameLynch1Seguir
NEXTDC CommsDay Melbourne Congress
- Simon Cooper Chief Operating Officer A CONNECTED SOCIETY The virtuous circle of digital importance
- DATA CENTRE GROWTH THE ULTIMATE CURATOR OF A CONNECTED, DIGITAL SOCIETY Image source: www.freepik.com
- DATA CENTRES OF THE PAST DECADE Capacity • 2MW sites • 30-50MW deployed capacity Colocation & cloud • Small footprints • Disaster Recovery • Cloud onramps/introduction of regional zones Role • Part of the picture, but not a strategic anchor
- Contracts Long term, fixed Interactions Office to office, or office to user Moving data Reliance on MPLS and high- capacity dedicated services CONNECTIVITY OF THE LAST DECADE
- Building150MW sites Planning for 300MW 2GW+ of capacity in Australia 100X capacity DATA CENTRES TODAY
- CONNECTIVITY TODAY Flexible, agile solutions Abundance of choice PAYG and self-serve No long-term commitment
- CURATING THE SERVICES AND INTERACTIONS OF A DIGITAL SOCIETY Data Centre centric business solutions Data Centre centric data connectivity The new strategic anchor for present and future connectivity
- FUTURE-PLAN AND COLLABORATE FOR CONTINUED EVOLUTION
- EVOLUTION THROUGH NEXT GENERATION DIVERSITY Terrestrial & Sub Sea Application driven GEO, MEO, LEO
- do they deal with market challenges, and work with MW scale compute platforms to evolve their own platforms? HOW
- THE FUTURE OF DATA CENTRES IS CHANGING
- GROWTH FUELLED BY THE NEED FOR CONNECTIVITY
- Business connectivity needs evolved in lock-step with need for data centres WE’VE COME A LONG WAY
- CONNECTIVITY USE CASES HAVE EVOLVED… A LOT Speed and performance has grown MILLION TIMES OVER 10 YEARS
- FROM THE CORE TO THE EDGE, TO THE CLOUDAND BEYOND
- CONNECTIVITY IS EVOLVING EVERYWHERE Undersea
- CONNECTIVITY IS EVOLVING EVERYWHERE Undersea
- CONNECTIVITY IS EVOLVING EVERYWHERE Overhead
- CONNECTIVITY IS EVOLVING EVERYWHERE Overhead
- CONNECTIVITY IS EVOLVING EVERYWHERE Across country
- 5G 5G 5G 5G 5G 5G 5G 5G 5G 5G 5G 5G CONNECTIVITY IS EVOLVING EVERYWHERE Across country
- Supporting growth in latency sensitive applications WHAT WILL BE REQUIRED 10 YEARS FROM NOW? Be prepared Capacity plan Build in lock-step, together
- Supporting growth in latency sensitive applications WHAT WILL BE REQUIRED 10 YEARS FROM NOW? Be prepared Capacity plan Build in lock-step, together
- THE VIRTUOUS CIRCLE OF IMPORTANCE Strategy alignment Data centre becomes Data exchange Connectivity infrastructure Image source: www.freepik.com
- Architecture Commercial planning Operational cooperation ALIGNING FOR GROWTH One connected infrastructure ecosystem
- OFFERING CUSTOMERS SPRINGBOARD THEIR BUSINESS A VALUABLE PLATFORM TO
Notas do Editor
- When we think about the phenomenal growth of data centres in this country, It’s intimately connected to the future of connectivity. It’s the ultimate curator of a connected, digital society.
- Looking back If we look at the history of Data Centres A decade ago in Australia, a big data centre was 2MW And there was between 30-50MW of deployed capacity nationwide Colocation was a place to host some data, or smaller footprints such as Disaster recovery, and we were starting to see cloud deployments Data centres like NEXTDC’s had a role to play in the bigger picture, but they weren’t the anchor of the strategy
- On the other side, there was the connectivity landscape 10 years ago we were met with largely fixed contracts Predominantly office to office and office to user interactions And there was a high degree of reliance moving data around using MPLS and high capacity dedicated services and contracts with telco providers.
- Today’s reality – data centre Today we’re building sites that deliver 150MW capacity, and we’re deep into planning the fourth generation of our data centre platform with capacity of 300MW per site In Australia today, there’s more than 2GW of built and forward planned capacity That’s 100X the capacity
- Today’s reality - connectivity Network solutions are inherently more flexible and agile for customers to consume There is an abundance of choice in the market Pay as you go, on-demand services with no long term commitments - consumed as a service are the go-to
- There is a lot that has changed on both fronts from just a decade ago, especially at the network layer A big part of this shift is down to network solutions being materially more DC centric Data that moves without a DC at one end, is becoming less frequent to the data that moves within and between DCs By 2025 70% of data will be created and transmitted within the DC environment The new anchor for present and future connectivity infrastructure, is the data centre. The curator and the hub that brings together the digital services that drive society
- Cloud and other megatrends, and the onset of Covid-19, has seen the DC industry growing at an astonishing rate Evolution in technology and infrastructure will keep coming. Our role is focusing on the strategy piece – working alongside technology and infrastructure providers to future–plan and enable those continued evolutions
- A huge component of those evolutions is the diversification in the connectivity ecosystem to a new generation of services Traditional telco services – broadband/fibre/IP transit like Vocus, Telstra, Optus, Aussie BB etc Software defined networks and services – Megaport/ PCCW, OTW even NEXTDC’s AXON platform Satellite providers like ViaSat, LEO and GEO services
- Irrespective of the kind of connectivity, How do they all deal with market challenges, and how are they working with MW scale compute platforms to scale and evolve their own platforms?
- The future of DC’s doesn’t just look like this anymore The foundation of societal growth and innovation lies in the connectivity layer which make up a big portion of DC foundations When we think about the phenomenal growth of data centres in this country, It’s intimately connected to the future of connectivity. It emphasises the importance for all of us to consider how we are working together to address future needs.
- The future of DC’s doesn’t just look like this anymore The foundation of societal growth and innovation lies in the connectivity layer which make up a big portion of DC foundations When we think about the phenomenal growth of data centres in this country, It’s intimately connected to the future of connectivity. It emphasises the importance for all of us to consider how we are working together to address future needs.
- We’ve come a long way in a relatively short amount of time Connectivity requirements for businesses have evolved virtually in lock-step with the evolving need for DCs. Many of you will remember the early days of connectivity and the joy of building networks with these <Metal bundle image> … or this – for those of us who have been around a while <Dot Dash Image>
- Just as data centre infrastructure and its evolving use cases grew, so have connectivity use cases. From 300bps Smart Modems in the 80’s <first image> To 28.8k modems a decade ago <second image> To 1Gbps and 10Gbps being the common requirement today. <third image> Which increasingly is heading more toward 100Gbps That’s a 3.4 million X increase over the last decade. Just within the customer data centre!
- From the core to the edge, cloud and beyond The growing adoption of cloud, and subsequently the search by organisations to find the ‘hybrid IT holy grail’ has resulted in a sprawling network phenomenon.
- The evolution of connectivity is everywhere The evolution is happening underwater, via subsea networks and cable systems
- The evolution of connectivity is everywhere The evolution is happening underwater, via subsea networks and cable systems
- The evolution is happening overhead With satellite gathering momentum The advancement of LEO, MEO and GEO networks
- The evolution is happening overhead With satellite gathering momentum The advancement of LEO, MEO and GEO networks
- And its happening right across the country with 5G networks, eventually 6G The growth of fibre and terrestrial networks
- And its happening right across the country with 5G networks, eventually 6G The growth of fibre and terrestrial networks
- What will that look like for customers 10 years from now? Today’s applications may be ok with latency of 100ms. What will be required to support latency of 10ms or less? As an industry, it’s up to us to figure out what the future needs of customers look like. We need to ensure we’re always prepared for growth in connectivity and customer demand. A key role we play is working with connectivity providers ahead of time, ensuring we are capacity planning and building in lock-step together to ensure they’ve got the capacity and capability they need to grow within the DC
- What will that look like for customers 10 years from now? Today’s applications may be ok with latency of 100ms. What will be required to support latency of 10ms or less? As an industry, it’s up to us to figure out what the future needs of customers look like. We need to ensure we’re always prepared for growth in connectivity and customer demand. A key role we play is working with connectivity providers ahead of time, ensuring we are capacity planning and building in lock-step together to ensure they’ve got the capacity and capability they need to grow within the DC
- The data centre of today has become the core switching and hand off point for data exchanges of the future. The strategic alignment of the connectivity infrastructure and data centres forms the catalyst for future continuous improvement. As one component grows and evolves it leads to a surge in demand for the other. Forming an infrastructure virtuous circle of importance.
- We need to align the ecosystem to deliver growth in infrastructure When we plan far enough in advance, the journey becomes clearer – less twists turns and bumps along the way Architecture - Investment into strategy over which tech they choose. Commercial planning – Commercial best practice for application support and next round of growth. Establishing known pathways to expand and operate reliably. Operational cooperation - Engage more deeply to drive high performance/lower cost/low risk outcomes Build and plan as one connected infrastructure ecosystem – to drive most efficient outcomes, long term network security, future-ready solutions and less stumbling blocks by thinking far enough in advance.
- We’re all in the same boat. We need to build solutions for the long term but continue planning for agility in the short term. The value we all bring to customers is enabling them to use you as a platform to springboard their business.