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The Future of Digital Infrastructure To manage the scale and performance requirements of future applications requires a different approach to digital business. New, industrial grade, data-intensive applications create the need for a fit-for-purpose infrastructure. Data-centric processing, data governance, response time, scalability, and resilience will be in focus. And while the telecom industry advances virtualization in the core, the 5G edge and further into the network, players like AWS move closer to the edge. At some point we'll meet in the middle in a dynamic play to realize the future of digital. http://www.ericsson.com/hyperscale/future-digital-infrastructure cloudblog.ericsson.com

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