Interxion Presentation

8/12/2019 Interxion Presentation

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DATACENTER 2013Datacenters role in the

Third Platform

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Who are Interxion? Leading provider of cloud- and carrier-neutral colocation data centre

services in Europe.

33 data centres in 11 countries, including 1 in Copenhagen

Over 400 carriers and ISPs and 18 European Internet exchanges,including access to DIX (Danish Internet eXchange)

More than 1,200 customers

More than 400 dedicated employees

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Where we are headed


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Traditional deployments

In-house

Traditional

Internal IToperation

Ownequipment

Outsourcedon-premise

External IToperation

Ownequipment

Out-of-house

Co-location

Internal IToperation

Ownequipment

Outsourcedco-location


Ownequipment

Outsourcedin the cloud

Cloudoperation

Cloudequipment

Totaloutsourcing


Outsourcerequipment

The Hybrid reality

Challenges:Dispersed IT infrastructure

Data security & harmonization

Control, Governance & SLAOrchestration & Management

Application performance

IntegrationConnectivity

Mix of:Sourcing models

Deployment modelsService models

Operational modelsProcurement modelsOwnership models


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Connecting to 1 service roundtrip is useracceptable

What happens when mash-up of severalservices?

Coupon offer to mobile shopper Will it be presented to shopper just-in-time or

just-too-late?

What if?

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InternetInternet


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Remember history

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Cloud in the 1990s... ... Barrier to adoption


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Level of concern about potential issues

of Big Data

Figure 39: How concerned are you with the following issues as they relate to bigdata? those who rated an issue as 4 or 5 extremely concerned (Total sample)

67% of respondentswere concerned about

long-term storage

and/ornetwork issueswith regards to Big Data

55% 53%

48%

42%

38%

Analytics Long-term storage Speed of accessing,processing and

deliveringinformation

network

Speed of accessing,processing and


hardware

Speed of accessing,processing and


software

Analytics andlong-term storagewere the biggest

areas of concernfor respondents

Software and hardwarewere the areas of least

concern for respondents

Almost half of respondentswere concerned by

potential issues of network

speed


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Expected speed of data extraction

Figures 35: How quickly would you expect a successfulBig Data implementation to present data to the end user?(Those whose organisation has explored or will explorehow Big Data could benefit their organisation )

58% of organisations expect theirrequested data to be viewable

within 100 milliseconds

9%

49%

30%

12%

10-50 milliseconds

50-100 milliseconds

100-500 milliseconds

500+ milliseconds

The average overall speed based on

all responses is 220 milliseconds

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316

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France

Germany

Spain

Benelux

Nordics

ACH

UK & Ireland

France is themost

demandingmarket,

Nordics theleast

demanding

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222

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501-1000employees

1001-3000employees

More than 3000employees

Smallerorganisationsare tend tobe more

demandingfor a faster

responsetime

Figures 37: Howquickly would youexpect a successful BigData implementationto present data? byregion

Figures 36: How quickly would you expect asuccessful Big Data implementation to presentdata? by size of organisation


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Big data & bandwidth


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Its not just bandwidth TCP/IP v IPC

Source: Geddes


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space


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and power


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The Neutral Datacenter

Neutral to Telcos, IT Service Providers & IT service stack

Home of suppliers, buyers, IT services hubs and eco-systems

Traditional Private cloud Public cloud Hybrid cloud Community cloud

Internet ExchangesInternational Carriers

TelcosInternet Service Providers

Mobile operators

Connectivity Services

Corporate EnterprisesPublic EntitiesCommunities

IT buyers & Users

Managed Service ProvidersSystem Integrators

Cloud Providers

Hosting ServicesContent Distributors

White Labeling Services

IT Services

Financial Trading HubsDigital Media Hubs

Cloud HubsContent Hubs

Online Gaming & Gambling

Community Services

The neutral datacenter as a strategic

enabler

Connect Transact

Integrate Optimize


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Industrialization of IT services

Standardization & commoditization

Evolving eco-systems & IT services hubs Concentration in large datacenters

Production & distribution hubs

Placed in connectivity hubs and on major exchange points

Integration friendly to private clouds virtually/logically/physically

Neutral ground will prevail & benefit Supply and Demand side

Analysts perspective on the IT supplychain evolution

Its been seen before.. !


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impact for business


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fraud detection


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Interxion cloud hub


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Enabling the ecosystem

IP

CDNs

Mobile

Direct Connect

InternetExchanges

Carrier

Ethernet

Platform Providers

Public InfrastructurePlatform as a

Service

Global Outsourcers

Multi-TennantPrivate Cloud

SaaS Providers

Vertically Integratedpublic cloud

Cloud Enablers

Orchestration andVirtualisation

Hosting Providers

DNS, Web hosting,Email, and Backup

SystemsIntegrators

Professional andManaged Services

Cloud Providers

Public Cloud

Enterprises

Enterprise ITDepartments

Test Labs


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Questions?

Ian McVey

Director, Enterprise & System Integrator [email protected]+44 7715205075

Please visit us at www.interxion.dk

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