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Alluxio’s Founder, Chairman and CTO Haoyuan (H.Y.) Li forecasts seven major developments in cloud, AI, DevOps, data analytics and storage in 2020. Most organizations are in the early stages of the data revolution running many different workloads on a wide variety of platforms across clouds and hybrid clouds. 2020 will see even more advances in AI, machine learning and analytic workloads and technologies to support them.

Alluxio’s Founder, Chairman and CTO Haoyuan (H.Y.) Li forecasts seven major developments in the Cloud, AI, DevOps, Data Analytics and Storage in 2020. HY thinks Containers and Kubernetes, with a push from AI, will make the biggest impact on the IT, Cloud and Big Data Analytics businesses.

Engineers who can manage structured and unstructured data will be the most in demand IT professionals in 2020 as companies build out their data technology infrastructure, according to Alluxio founder and CTO Haoyuan Li.
He describes 2020’s “super-power” skill as the ability to understand data as well as pick the right approach to analyze it.

As the data is exponentially growing it’s creating some unique channels around data. We sat down with Steven Mih, CEO of Alluxio to understand these challenges and how Alluxio is helping customers overcome these challenges.

Each year around this time we’re inundated with predictions from tech executives. Most are rather predictable, but there are always a few that stand out for going against the grain. So for this year’s cloud predictions, I thought I’d share some of the more interesting examples — along with a few cherry-picked from around the web — and add a little opinion of my own.

Today’s data technologies are paving the way for the next step in our data journey. We’ve seen Kubernetes lead the way in application automation, more companies bet on the cloud, and how much today’s enterprise relies on data science. Couple that with the amount of advanced analytics and artificial intelligence data being generated and we see the door open for even more opportunity in the data management space. Here are some of the biggest data trends I look forward to seeing in 2020

With just over a week left on the 2019 calendar, it’s now time for predictions. We’ll run several stories featuring the 2020 predictions of industry experts and observers in the field. It all starts today with what is arguably the most critical aspect of the big data question: The data itself.