Ying De Europe Dragged Down Global IT Spending

Britain's European political tsunami has suddenly generated: the pound has plummeted, and the US dollar and gold have soared.

Britain's status as a world power and cultural influence, the components of the super community of the EU, and many internal problems of the two sides make the disintegration of their bargaining marriage form a political nuclear explosion, which is both a fusion and a fission, and will continue to interact and resonate and collide in the visible future.

Gartner, a research firm, said in a new research report that the UK will be a drag on global IT spending growth, with the UK being the most affected.

Gartner had expected IT spending in the UK to grow by 1.7% to $179 billion 600 million this year.

But this prediction was made before the United Kingdom took off from Europe.

Gartner local time on Friday said that Europe would reduce IT expenditure by 2%-5% and negative growth.

It expects UK IT spending to continue negative growth next year.

Gartner analyst John Lovelock (John Lovelock) generalizes the first reason for the reduction in IT spending in Britain as one word: uncertainty.

He said, "this problem will always exist in the next 6 months."

It is not just Prime Minister Cameron (who plans to resign in October), but also 2 years of negotiations with the European Union on European affairs.

Global

It will also be affected.

Gartner has predicted that global IT spending will reach $3 trillion and 400 billion this year, an increase of 1.5%.

Now it reduces the global IT expenditure growth to 1.2% this year.

Britain's disbursement of Europe has affected Europe's science and technology spending.

Britain occupies Western European technology.

26%, higher than Germany's 18%.

Western Europe's technology spending is expected to grow by only 0.2% to $688 billion 700 million this year, including the UK.

Britain's departure from the European Union will inevitably maintain its economic development and power of discourse by cooperation with other great powers, and dispel the internal adverse reactions caused by Europe.