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The Upcoming Trends in Computer Technology in 2018
The upcoming trends in Computer Technology in 2018
These are the extremely intriguing innovations coming up in 2018.
Deep Learning
Not just Machine learning but also Deep learning on the brink from where revolution is definitely going to occur. Adoption has been done widely in big firms like Amazon, Google as well as Microsoft. There are various applications of DL like audio, video and imagery which are being explored and used up at a fast pace.
Digital currencies
The currency network has changed really fast due to the introduction of Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ripple, Dash and Ethereum. A few of those have already taken hold while others are beginning to. This in turn is predicted to trigger better cybersecurity.
Blockchain
Peer to Peer computing and the fast usage of bitcoin go hand in hand with the adoption of blockchain as neither could function without the other. Delivery of blockchain products could be a major plus for some companies in the years to come.
Industrial IoT
This technology is empowered by Deep Learning and firms using cutting edge computer tech are not backing out of using IoT. The prediction of it being widely adopted in the years to come is due to the fact that it tackles real time needs and necessities.
Robotics
Although the research in the field of robotics has been happening for many years, people have not been able to adopt the magic of robotics to its full extent yet. Giving credit where its due, the market availability of robots have increased and so has that of industrial and military robots.
Assisted Transportation
There have been various hurdles in the path of fully autonomous automobiles and have effectively managed to slow it down. This being said, assisted transportation is still growing and developing at a good pace and must develop even more in the near future.
AR and VR
Nobody is unaware of how Gaming and AR/VR have taken hold of the market and user interests. This technology and its usage does not show any signs of slowing down and we will only be looking at development in this arena.
Ethics, laws and policies
We have been aware of the progress of Deep Learning, Assisted tech, robotics and AI. All this when comes into play, has to be controlled very firmly by the society. Analysis and application of ethical rules and documents have started and will grow furthermore in the coming calendar years.
3D and Accelerators
More and more development is happening in the fields of 3D accelerators every day to reduce costs that are incurring due to the emerging trends in the 3D field. This will only grow and not deter in any way.
AI and Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity is no more that far-fetched goal you work toward; it has now become a necessity for daily life. However, AI is also equally essential because complete automation would not be sufficient anymore. Humans might still be the action takers and that is why the importance of ethics gets stressed.
The Greatest Moments in the History of Computer Technology
Let’s take a walk down memory lane of all the events in the history of Computer Tech.
Alan Turing and his ingenuity
The London born genius has d left an indelible mark on the Computing stream. He wrote mathematical papers which described truths in algorithms and also concepts of how a Turing machine could be the first computer. He also decoded several German messages but the Enigma code was actually cracked by Polish scientists and not them!
The ‘Mouse’ is here!
An officer from Bristol, Ralph Benjamin lay claim on being the original creator of the mouse. Also patented secretly by the British Navy in 1946, they called it the ball tracker and was used to send coordinates to a radar system. However, Doug Engelbart and his team of Stanford researchers created the first wooden mouse in 1968.
Microprocessors
The first microprocessor was developed in 1971 and called the 4004. Four bits could be processed at any given time and 3 years later, a processor for 8 bits called the Intel 8008 appeared. The same model kicked off the Pentium series 5 models and about 3000 times quicker clock speed.
Portable Computers
Today’s laptops and tablets cannot hold their weight against the first portable computer which was the Osborne 1. It had a 4MHz CPU, 64 kb memory and a detachable keyboard along with a 5 inch black and white screen. This was the spark in the revolution which brought forward various revolutions and ultimately led to the introduction of the first laptop.
Entry of the Macintosh to the field
The IBM personal computer, Commodore 64 and the Macintosh 128k were the first set of PCs out in the market. The Apple and Microsoft rivalry didn’t even exist till 1984 when the first Macintosh OS debuted. Steve Jobs accused Microsoft of stealing their GUI but both were inspired by the Xerox PARC labs.
Intel and Apple
Apple announced that it would use the Intel x86 processors beginning from 2005, which ended their 15-year partnership with IBM. Three years later, they transitioned to the Intel only OS called Snow Leopard. This switch to Intel chipsets paved the way for the resurgence of the Macbook.
Hyperthreading begins!
Hyperthreading was introduced and the computer tech was sent into a revolution in 2002 by Intel. The technology came back for Intel’s 6th gen Skylake processors.
ATI bought by AMD
Advanced Micro Devices or AMD came into being in 1969, creating microchips and circuits. They would go on to compete with the Computing Industry giant, Intel. ATI started their journey by making graphic processors in 1985 for computers. The two companies merged in 2006 and became a much bigger name than they were individually.
Consoles!
The Atari 2600 was followed by the Nintendo systems. But Sega Genesis marked the beginning of the Console wars. Sony and Microsoft then waged war as Nintendo moved to the side line. 15 years on and the war still continues.