The latest technological trends

In recent years, many companies have had to deal with certain crises such as supply chain disruptions, high inflation, geopolitical unrest and, of course, pandemics. Unprecedented global scale and subsequent gridlock. During this time, many have been forced to develop new communication systems and new ways of working. Even now that the worst of the pandemic is behind us, many people continue to work from home or in hybrid models. In fact, many employers are relying on online systems without even attempting to return to pre-pandemic realities.

According to the IEEE report “The Impact of Technology in 2023 and Beyond,” the overall impact of cloud computing will reach 40%, followed by 37% of the metaverse, followed by 35% of electric vehicles and 33% of industrial Internet objects”.

Whether you’re looking to improve your facility, reduce costs, or simply change your business strategy, we’ve outlined below some of the key technology trends that will impact our world and our business in the coming year.

Artificial Intelligence

Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing the business world and making our lives easier by automating complex tasks and making future predictions. Artificial intelligence plays an important role in healthcare, as well as in industrial production, education, transportation and other areas.

The new rise of artificial intelligence is due to the new capabilities of machine learning. Today, thanks to the large amount of data available (Big data), machines are no longer limited to the codes they follow, they can learn by themselves. We can take the example of autonomous cars (without drivers), or connected objects (language translators, voice commands, etc.). AI is everywhere. Among the top companies working on its development are Google, Microsoft, Tesla, IBM and Facebook.

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In terms of economic impact on the market, artificial intelligence is expected to grow from $58.3 billion in 2021 to $309.6 billion in 2026.

Virtual Reality (VR)

Virtual reality is an emerging technology in many different fields, but its role in the travel industry is particularly important. After all, it offers travelers the ability to experience remote areas from the comfort of their own homes, and that can make a difference in whether or not they book.

With VR tours, customers can experience everything from virtual hotel and restaurant tours to monuments, national parks and even specific events. Interactivity and immersion can also help you gain a competitive advantage over competitors who have not yet fully exploited these technology trends. Most VR tours or 360-degree tours are now compatible with major web browsers, helping those still hesitant to travel to see the benefits more clearly.

The blockchain in 2023

This technological development is not new, blockchain and Bitcoin were built together in 2008, but there are different blockchains and cryptocurrencies today. However, the technology will be deployed in 2023. In concrete terms, a blockchain allows the exchange and storage of value on the network through tokens (or tokens) grouped into “blocks”, which are then validated by nodes, also called “miners”.

Verification takes place in different ways, depending on the technology used by the blockchain, and requires a more or less significant delay: for example 10 minutes for Bitcoin or less than 15 seconds for Ethereum. Once a transaction is verified, it is dated and added to the blockchain. The transactions are then publicly visible and recorded. In other words, the blockchain is a huge, virtual, decentralized and immutable ledger.

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In short, we’ve talked about the potential for blockchain to not only be a currency in 2023, but even an essential part of the web 3.0 of decentralized technology projects.

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