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Computing: Trends Report 2023, Quantumrun Foresight

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The computing world is evolving at breakneck speed due to the introduction and increasingly widespread adoption of Internet of Things (IoT) devices, quantum supercomputers, cloud storage, and 5G networking. For instance, IoT enables ever more connected devices and infrastructure that can generate and share data on a massive scale.
At the same time, quantum computers promise to revolutionize the processing power needed to track and coordinate these assets. Meanwhile, cloud storage and 5G networks provide new ways to store and transmit data, allowing for more novel and agile business models to emerge. This report section will cover the computing trends Quantumrun Foresight is focusing on in 2023.
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Last updated: 29 April 2024

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Digital content fragility: Is preserving data even possible today?

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With ever-growing petabytes of essential data stored on the Internet, do we have the capability to safekeep this growing data horde?

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Distributed internet: Decentralizing data network

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Distributed internet is a technology development that enables a faster, safer, and more open internet

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Large-scale digital twins: Creating an online copy of Earth

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Digital twins of cities and neighborhoods are now being used to test new technologies and urban planning strategies

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Web 3.0: The new, individual-centric Internet

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As online infrastructure starts to move towards Web 3.0, power may also shift towards individuals.

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Affective computing: How AI can react to your emotions

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Affective computing lets your devices react to how you feel.

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Incentivize open source: Sharing innovative ideas globally

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Open-source software has arguably been the most potent movement enabling rapid innovations and web 2.0 applications during the 2010s.

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Internet growth trends: Connecting an unconnected world

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By connecting four billion new users by 2024, the internet revolution is set to herald an era of unprecedented growth.

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Smart dust: Microelectromechanical sensors to revolutionize different sectors

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Networks of smart dust are set to change the way the Internet of Things functions, revolutionizing a whole range of industries as a result.

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Internet interoperability: Threatening the monopolies of Big Tech

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US antitrust legislation takes aim at major internet platforms to allow smaller companies to compete.

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Quantum Supremacy: The computing solution that can solve problems at quantum speeds

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The United States and China are both taking different approaches to achieve quantum supremacy and win the geopolitical, technological, and military advantages that come with it.

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AI software development: Novel solutions to automate software developer jobs

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Artificial intelligence tools to generate USD $2.9 trillion of added value if strategically invested in software development.

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Quantum big data: Revolutionary processing set to power the future through supercomputers

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Quantum computing is set to revolutionize computing massive datasets by surpassing the computing power of modern supercomputers.

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UX in software development: A digital match made in heaven

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User experience design is the blueprint for successful software development.

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Software bill of materials: Greater transparency to mitigate cyber threats

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Requirements by US federal government for software sellers set to avert rampant cyberattacks.

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Artificial intelligence in cloud computing: When machine learning meets unlimited data

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The limitless potential of cloud computing and AI makes them the perfect combination for a flexible and resilient business.

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No-code/low-code: Non-developers drive change within the software industry

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New software development platforms are allowing workers with no coding background to impact the digital world, uncorking a new source of talent and efficiency.

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Quantum internet: The next revolution in digital communication

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Researchers are investigating ways to use quantum physics to create un-hackable Internet networks and broadband.

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Spatial web: Breaking the last barriers between the physical and digital worlds

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The spatial web connects all digital and physical elements into a new dimension where next-generation computing technologies create a connected reality.

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Reliable and low latency: The quest for instant connectivity

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Companies are investigating solutions to reduce latency and allow devices to communicate with zero delays.

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One-to-many tools: The rise of the citizen journalists

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Communication and newsletter platforms have enabled personal media brands and disinformation channels.

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Quantum design: Developing the supercomputers of the future

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Quantum processors promise to solve even the most complex of calculations, resulting in faster discoveries in science and technology.

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Adoption of hybrid cloud: One foot onsite and the other on the cloud

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Companies are transitioning to the cloud, but not entirely, as concerns over data privacy and cyberattacks grow.

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Quantum-classical computers: Is there finally a way to commercialize quantum computing?

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Hybrid quantum-classical computer solutions are still relatively rare, but they could hold the key to more rapidly scaling quantum computing commercially.

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