SAS expects worldwide data to hit 15 zettabytes by 2015

Dan Worth
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Companies risk becoming "data obese" if they fail to manage information growth

LAS VEGAS: SAS expects to see the amount of data hosted worldwide to reach 15 zettabytes by 2015, and warned that this rise could affect businesses' abilities to operate efficiently if not managed ...

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