Trends and predictions

https://singularityhub.com/2016/12/24/think-tech-is-blurring-fact-and-fantasy-just-wait/?utm_content=bufferb01ce&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook-hub&utm_campaign=buffer →

Here is some aggregating of the data and then throwing out some predictions: Mobile is eating the world also in 2017. As we pass 2.5bn smartphones on earth and head towards 5bn, and mobile moves from creation to deployment. IHS research institute of the market next year will be 139 million a flexible screens, most →

  Chip Market Brightens in 2017. The semiconductor industry may yet have been flat in 2016, but expects it is expected that the electronics industry rebounds in 2017, probably in the first half. Wall Streeter predicts return to 5% growth. Total IC business growth is expected to be around five percents for few years to →

It’s always interesting (and dangerous) to lay out some predictions for the future of technology, so here are a few visions: The exponential growth of broadband data is driving wireless (and wired) communications systems to more effectively use existing bandwidth. Mobile data traffic continues to grow, driven both by increased smartphone subscriptions and a continued →

http://www.techrepublic.com/article/raspberry-pi-in-2017-new-boards-new-oses-and-more/ What Pi versions to expect in 2017? →

EDN turned 60 years old this year.  Over the years the magazine has made many predictions on the future of the electronics (some of then were pretty right). You can read on some pretty spot-on predictions at 1982 editorial about computer security gets it right and EDN predictions for 2006, 10 years later articles. When →

EDN is US print magazine on Electronics applications, products, technology and design techniques. I have read that magazine quite a lot over many years and provided links to many of their articles in ePanorama.net. EDN: you’re old. This year some months ago this magazine turned 60 years old: May 8, 2016 marked the 60th anniversary of →

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/this-is-the-new-reality-for-cyber-security-accept-that-hackers-will-get-in-2016-12-09 Traditional security solutions can’t keep hackers out anymore. You need to accept that. Invest on technology to see immediately when someone gets in. →

http://www.cso.com.au/article/611220/ Unfortunately I can agree on this sad vision of future. We have IoT botnet problem for many years to come, and there are no easy tricks to solve the issues. →

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