5G Networks
5G networks have been key for increasing speeds, increasing capacity and reducing latency.
The next wave of networks will involve 5G networks that stand alone.
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Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence continues to rank at the top of emerging tech.
Chatbots and Apple’s Siri are common examples of AI in action, but we will see more complex versions being used in the near future.
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Blockchain
Blockchainis helping to keep data more secure and creating a reliable history of transactions.
The applications extend far beyond that of cryptocurrency.
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Could physics improve data storage in a next generation computer?
Oct. 13, 2023 — In a new breakthrough, researchers have used a novel technique to confirm a previously undetected physics phenomenon that could be used to improve data storage in the next generation of computer ..
Self-Correcting Quantum Computers Within Reach? .
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Edge Computing
According to Deloitte, U.S. households have an average of 22 connected devices.
Edge computingmay well be the answer to managing big data.
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Homomorphic Encryption
Security concerns make data encryption a necessary task, but the encryption/decryption process can be time intensive.
Homomorphic encryption changes all that.
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Internet of Things
Internet of Things (IoT)uses connected devices, such as wearables and sensors, to provide more optimal results for businesses.
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Machine Learning
Machine learning has helped technology advance significantly in recent years, giving us the ability to draw insights from massive amounts of data.
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Metaverse
The metaverseis a term that is gaining traction as more interactions take place in digital spaces.
The metaverse is expected to take us beyond simple simulations into a more advanced digital world.
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Spatial Computing
Spatial computing is making huge strides and improving how we interact with the digital world.
Be prepared for the technology of the future.
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What does the future of computing look like?
The future of computing feels more tenuous, harder to map in a sea of information and disruption.
That is not to say that predictions are futile, or that those who build and use technology have no control over where computing goes next.
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What happened to computers after the bust?
After the bust, new giants emerged.
Computers became smaller:
- a smartphone in your pocket
- a voice assistant in your kitchen
They grew larger, into the vast data banks and sprawling server farms of the cloud.
Fed with oceans of data, largely unfettered by regulation, computing got smarter.
