Davos 2022

How industrial data can help unleash productivity, innovation and sustainability

74 zettabytes of industrial data was created and stored last year

74 zettabytes of industrial data was created and stored last year Image: Tungnguyen0905 / Pixabay

Peter Herweck
Chief Executive Officer, AVEVA Group
Lisa Johnston
Chief Marketing Officer and Chief Sustainability Officer, AVEVA Group
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By 2035, industrial data is estimated to rise to 2,142 zettabytes.
By 2035, industrial data is estimated to rise to 2,142 zettabytes. Image: Statista

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