Stata predicts IT infrastructure will move to the cloud by 2026
Raymie Stata · Becoming an Internet Company // Raymie Stata, Altiscale [FirstMark's Data Driven] · Dec 8, 2016 · at 19:01
Raymie Stata, founder of Altiscale and former Yahoo CTO, addresses cloud adoption timelines during a Q&A at Data Driven NYC.
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“My personal view is, you know, 10 years from now, where it's going is clear, and I think that, when I started the company, companies like Bloomberg, for example, would say, no way, no how, we'll never do anything like, you know, like, you know, big data in the cloud. We might do Salesforce in the cloud, but That attitude has changed, and I think by and large people understand that all IT infrastructure is going to end up in the cloud.”
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