2024 IT Infrastructure is projected to become the backbone of various technological innovations, especially in Indonesia.

According to a report from NTT Ltd, AI will continue to drive the adoption of other technologies such as edge computing, private 5G, data centers, and cloud computing. Below are six key technology trends predicted to grow significantly in 2024, with a focus on IT Infrastructure:

         1. Dark NOC (Network Operations Center)

IT Infrastructure Automation: Dark NOC is a fully automated business operation system powered by AI and machine learning (AIOps). Internet companies will continue adopting this technology to modernize their networks and enhance operational quality.

         2. Clean Energy and Data Centers

AI-Powered Data Centers: With the increasing amount of processed data, the need for clean energy-powered data centers also rises. AI helps optimize energy consumption in data centers to achieve net-zero emissions, with countries like Germany leading the way in renewable energy regulations.

         3. Optical Cable Networks for Connectivity

Modernizing IT Infrastructure: Optical cable networks are expected to be widely used to improve network efficiency and reliability. With high transmission speeds, companies will modernize their IT Infrastructure to meet future digital challenges.

         4. IoT Ecosystem, Private 5G, and Edge Computing

Infrastructure IoT and Private 5G: The combination of IT Infrastructure such as IoT, Private 5G, and edge computing allows companies to perform real-time data analysis. This gives a competitive edge in making more efficient and data-driven business decisions.

         5. Employee Training for AI-Driven IT Infrastructure

AI Skill Development: Enhancing employee skills in AI and big data will be a priority in supporting the increasingly complex IT Infrastructure. This development is expected to boost the profitability of companies in the coming years.

         6. Cloud Computing for Industry-Specific Needs

Cloud Infrastructure: By 2024, industries will increasingly adopt cloud computing to optimize operational expenditures. Vertical cloud, including Platform as a Service (PaaS) and Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), will be tailored to meet the specific needs of industries like transportation and defense.