Quantifying the Data Deluge and the Data Drought

This paper investigates how the world’s Big Data capacity can be understood in terms of the world’s storage capacity and the telecommunication capacity to access this storage (‘the cloud’). This paper follows the methodology of what has become the standard reference in estimating the world’s technological information capacity: Hilbert and López (2011).

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Just Digital Transformations

Author(s)

Author(s): 
Martin Hilbert

Partner Organization(s)

Data-Pop Alliance, World Bank Group (Funder)

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