Next-generation Data Hub Technology for a Data-centric Society through High-quality High-reliability Data Distribution
Seiichiro Mochida, Takahiko Nagata · NTT technical review · 2021
Limits imposed by current data processing architectureData processing is currently executed by individual systems (silos) that differ in terms of purpose and processing method.This silo-oriented architecture results in many copies of the same data in those systems.In a data-centric society in which large volumes of data much greater than current levels are exchanged at ultrahigh speeds between many more entities (humans, systems, devices, etc. that distribute data) than today, this situation will only accelerate, which means that the following problems will arise if the current data-processing architecture continues to be used without modification.• Storage and network performance/capacity will come under pressure.• The number of data-processing flows that must be managed will increase, making data management Next-generation Data Hub Technology for a Data-centric Society through High-quality High-reliability Data Distribution