Growth Of Big Data

 

Big Data is primary intended to analyse, process and extract information from massive amounts of data and extremely complex structures.


An average internet user generates about 1.7MB per second, as of January 2024 there are over 5 billion internet users world wide


In 2010 the volume of Data created, captured, copied and consumed worldwide was 2 zettabytes, however in 2020 it was 64 tb seeing a rise of 32 times! in 2023 alone there was 120 zettabytes which is nearly double from 2020 in only 3 years.


It is expected to be another rise in 2025 with it hitting over 180 zettabytes!







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