The future’s here it’s not evenly distributed and blockchain transforms supply chains, Seamus Dunne, Irish, MD, of Interxion

The pandemic has greatly changed how we access, consume and use data. This has resulted in a huge increase in cloud usage and data centres usage.

Ronan talks to Seamus Dunne, the Irish, MD, of Interxion who were bought last year by Digital Reality creating the leading pan-European data centre provider. Seamus talks about what Interxion does, how the cloud has changed since the pandemic hit, the transformation of industry, multi-cloud, blockchain transforming supply chains, smart contracts, and infrastructure providers pivoting to deliver cloud experiences.

More about Seamus:

Prior to joining Interxion Séamus held various roles during a successful career with Hewlett-Packard, where his last position was Vice President and General Manager with Hewlett-Packard Enterprise based in both Texas and Ireland. He led the data centre services business which served customers in 170 countries across diverse vertical’s such as financial services, Government, Digital Media etc. His business unit’s focus was on supporting customers’ transitions from traditional IT infrastructure to hybrid cloud solutions.

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