Technological trends that will impact the future

No one could predict the impact that technology would have on our lives this year. In the midst of a global pandemic, our health, economy, business and livelihoods were impacted. In return, companies had to adapt to survive, which meant that many adopted disruptive technologies at a much faster rate than we could imagine.

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These new technological trends are ready to transform business. While no one can truly predict what the future holds, there are benefits to be gained from these five innovations to generate more competitive advantage.

All-Photonics Networks (APNs) will power the next generation of communication
It is no secret that the power and energy consumption of IT systems has a devastating effect on the environment. But the introduction of All-Photonics Networks (APNs) can reduce that damage significantly.

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APNs use optical and hybrid cabling to transmit information end to end between terminals and servers. This allows the transfer of large volumes of traffic to keep latency low. This technique uses one hundredth of the energy consumption needed for today's networks.

In addition to the environmental benefits, these networks are more intuitive and allow people to connect from any location or environment. Over time, experts expect the transmission capacity to increase so that you can download 10,000 two-hour movies in a fraction of a second. The result is a state-of-the-art communication platform that represents a huge leap towards a smarter, more sustainable and, moreover, energy-efficient business.

Cognitive Foundation technology will connect and control everything
Cognitive Foundation (CF) technology connects IT resources and integrates them with diverse systems and networks to create a robust information processing platform. CF can analyze and predict data without being restricted to a format or systems where the data resides.

This allows businesses to orchestrate information from different interfaces, including voice and video, from IoT sensor data. CF provides a centralized location for IT to manage all of its IT resources - which is the basis for innovative projects, such as smart cities.

In fact, CF is used in the city of Las Vegas in an innovative project that combines several data points to predict and prevent accidents. The city uses orchestration capabilities, based on virtualization software, to analyze videos, audios and sensor information automatically. Las Vegas is now looking to evolve the system into a completely automated and autonomous operation that can not only analyze automatically, but 'think and act' on its own.

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