"data demand" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in various contexts where there is a need for or a request for data. Here are a few examples: - The data demand for this particular product has been steadily increasing over the past year. - Our market research team is currently analyzing the data demand in different regions to determine the potential for expansion. - The government's data demand and collection policies have raised concerns about privacy and security among citizens. - The company's new marketing strategy is based on meeting the data demand of their target audience. - As a data analyst, I am constantly working to meet the data demand of my colleagues in various departments.
It lost thousands of customers when its network failed to keep pace with data demand three years ago, earning it the unwanted nickname of "Vodafail".
For all those tracking apps, algorithms and sensors to work, databases need interoperability – which is what such pseudo-humanitarian organisations, with their ardent belief in open data, demand.
Mr. Skaugen displayed a series of eye-popping charts about the growth in data demand, the kind of thing that will justify building all those data centers.
If Apple Maps is so unbelievably terrible, wouldn't you expect to see an uptick in the graph in the use of Google maps data again (since Snappli can see where the data demand is coming from)?
2. Data becomes more appealing in early January, June and September in the US By contrast, the peaks in data demand come in March and October in the UK.
Investors look to be focusing on this rather than the multiple of available positives; EBITDA up 7.5%, revenues up 10.1% on customer growth, the first rise in quarterly sales in 3 years thanks to 4G demand, a dividend hike, good growth continuing in emerging markets, signs of stabilisation in Europe thanks to strong data demand and, lastly, earnings potentially stabilising in 2016 (guidance flat).
"The decision to significantly increase capital investment was based upon the common belief at the time that the Internet and data demand would continue at the eight times annual growth factor the industry was experiencing," Mr. Sullivan wrote in the memo.
So after absorbing about all I could about open data, demand-based pricing and fiber optic networks, I reached a not-at-all surprising decision: Hey!
It does not curtail the amount of data demanded, which is another demand of the coalition.
This raises serious questions about the environmental impact of our burgeoning data demands.
Cisco has made a significant bet on the rapidly expanding data demands of the consumer Internet.
