Top 5 technology trends in 2022
Cisco International for Technology Solutions revealed in a recent report that there are a number of technology trends that are expected to have a wide spread and great impact in 2022 and beyond, pointing out that the most prominent of these technical trends are related to data systems and artificial intelligence capabilities.
“Technology is constantly evolving and moving in new directions,” said Osama Al-Zoubi, chief technology officer of Cisco in the Middle East and North Africa.
By examining how the industry is changing to keep pace with consumer needs, we can identify a set of trends we expect to see in 2022.”
One of the most prominent modern technological trends is expected to grow in its spread and control its manifestations during the current year
Data Flood
- Consumers define their relationship with companies based on the applications they use.
By adopting this approach, companies have demonstrated their ability to grow their businesses during the pandemic.
As a result, we will see the increasing importance of end-customer applications as well as inter-company and device-to-machine communications.
Greater interactions between these applications will produce more data for predictive information, and this will lead to central data storage and the need to pre-process some data at the edge.
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning – New
technologies and digital interactions are creating data at unprecedented levels that must be processed intelligently and in real time.
Machine learning and artificial intelligence technologies will become critical in providing instant information.
This must be balanced by raising questions about data ownership, sovereignty, privacy, and compliance issues.
Additionally, we need to ask, how will the biases inherent in AI affect this information?
This is what makes the development of ethical, responsible, and interpretable AI so important that it is transparent throughout its lifecycle from design and development to implementation.
Application Programming
- To gain this critical business advantage, companies must be able to extract value from the data they collect.
By implementing integrated data collection, monitoring, linkage and enhancement processes in a way that operates within legal and ethical constraints, much more value will be obtained for creating innovative solutions.
By providing data-driven contextual business information, companies will be able to automate complex tasks and create automated, self-repairing procedures to remove complexities from business processes.
To achieve this, applications need to be designed with an automation and monitoring mindset and an API that puts security at its core.
Predictive Internet Access - The
demand for unfettered connectivity and communications will continue to grow, especially as changing work and life patterns continue to move towards greater mobility.
Constant Internet access can play a pivotal role in bridging the current social and economic gap that affects millions of people around the world, by improving access to the modern economy in rural areas.
It is imperative that wireless connectivity be reliable, ubiquitous and affordable so that everyone can enjoy the benefits of seamless AI-enhanced connectivity between all cellular devices, WiFi networks and more.
Quantum Computing and Communication -
Unlike traditional computing, quantum computing is based on a phenomenon we are still trying to understand.
For quantum networks, this means that they can be used to share or transmit information.
The idea of bringing small quantum computers together to create a super-quantum computer is a fascinating concept, as quantum networks have the potential to develop an entirely new type of secure communication between digital devices, making them virtually impossible to hack.
These technologies, as they become available, will enable robust transaction fraud protection as well as protect voice and data communications from outside interference.
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