The Global Data Volume Has Soared and Will Reach 163ZB in 2025

The global data volume is exploding. The joint research of Seagate and IDC shows that the global data volume will reach 163ZB by 2025. The research also shows that the world data mainly comes from enterprises, accounting for up to 60%.

We have entered the data age. Almost every enterprise, whether it is a traditional enterprise or an emerging Internet enterprise, is affected by the trend of big data. Massive data provides new ideas for the development of enterprises and helps enterprises make the most correct strategic choices. LoT, deep learning, and face recognition, which are popular nowadays, all benefit from the flexible application of big data.

Massive data brings opportunities for enterprises, while challenges are inevitable. Data are often stored in the hands of different people in different devices and different geographical locations, or in the cloud or locally, and data are scattered everywhere, forming data islands. Only by breaking the data islands and making data flow at high speed can the maximum value of data be brought into play.

Using file transfer software, large files and massive files can be sent effortlessly, with little or no downtime, which is a great optimization of traditional file transfer solutions (such as FTP). At present, there are some file transfer software on the market (such as Raysync), which allows users to send files or folders of any size, eliminating the trouble of using complex and time-consuming FTP solutions or e-mail servers that cannot handle large files.

The Raysync high speed large file transfer software will also generate detailed report logs about users and file transfer operations, thus effectively improving the compliance of file transfer. Raysync transfer protocol runs in the application layer and user space of the system, and does not need to modify the kernel configuration of the operating system; The Raysync transfer protocol provides a series of easy-to-use SDK (Software Development Kit), API (Application Programming Interface) and clear and complete development documents to help users integrate quickly.

"For today's enterprises and future entrepreneurs, the opportunities to obtain data value are unparalleled, and global business leaders will explore these opportunities in the coming decades."