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The Bavarian automaker BMW plans to connect more than 2018 million vehicles to its own servers by 10. Now "cloud" services have about 2,5 million cars of the German brand. Mario Mueller, Vice President of IT Infrastructure Development at BMW, spoke about this at the GigaOM Structure Europe conference in London.

He predicts that in five years, those 10 million BMWs connected to its manufacturer's network will generate 100 million network requests and 1 TB of data daily. For comparison, in 2012, the number of calls to BMW servers per day was 1 million, and the amount of traffic was about 600 MB. This year, traffic has increased to 40 GB per day, and the number of requests has increased to 12 million.

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