IT Management


Giving old systems new life


Ann Keefe, regional director – UK and Ireland at Kingston Technology explains why upgrading storage and memory is the cost-effective and sustainable solution to the data explosion.


D 22 | June 2023


ata is expanding exponentially, and infrastructure is becoming increasingly complex, but


companies need to be able to manage these changes efficiently and cost-effectively. Te rapid proliferation of data-intensive applications from AI and big data analytics to cloud computing, has significantly increased the demands on storage systems and memory capacity. While the conventional approach might involve complete replacement, a more economical and sustainable solution lies in upgrading. To enable this, companies should be harnessing relationships with systems


integrators and resellers whose expertise lies in meeting the storage and memory needs of organisations at every level.


The data explosion Te digital revolution has resulted in companies accumulating vast amounts of structured and unstructured data generated from multiple sources. Tis is now putting immense pressure on traditional storage systems, oſten leading to slower data processing speeds, increased latency and compromised performance. Simultaneously, organisations are


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