Kenneth Hirsch The world of technology is changing at a rapid pace, and for this reason, it can be difficult to predict what the future holds. Luckily, some people in the industry for decades have made their predictions about the coming years. Jeff Brown has more than 20 years of experience as an analyst and venture capitalist with Microsoft and AOL. You can check out NoBSIMReviews article for the investor’s 2022 predictions.
Below are his top tech predictions over the next decade.
5G Devices Will Be Common Like Wi-Fi Devices
As the world of technology becomes more fast-paced, we will see a growing need for higher bandwidth speeds and lower latency times. The current generation of wireless networks is not enough, so many industry experts predict that next-gen systems like 802.11ay or LTE Advanced Pro should make their debut in 2019. Once these networks are implemented, we can expect to see devices such as laptops, phones, and tablets that can connect wirelessly at very high speeds. This will be especially beneficial for users that need to work with large files or stream HD content.
Augmented Reality Will Take Center Stage
As technology continues to advance, so will the way it is used in our everyday lives. One good example of this is headsets that can be worn on your head for extended periods, allowing you to see computer-generated images right before your eyes as if they were real-life objects or people. This type of tech has entertainment value and has vast business and commercial applications such as medical training, design reviews, and even sales presentations.Currently, this technology is still in its early stages of development, with the most popular headsets being Microsoft Hololens or Magic Leap One. However, we can expect to see these devices become more commonplace with improved features and lower costs over the next decade.
The Cloud Will Become the New Norm
As more and more people join the digital age, there is an increasing demand for companies to provide ways for users to store their data remotely. This is where cloud services come into play, allowing you to access your information from any device with internet connectivity. The rise of the cloud has been driven by many factors, including security, less overhead needed to provide data storage, and more efficient use of resources. Over time we will continue to see companies rely on this technology for hosting their services or storing information because it is cheaper than maintaining servers in-house.
