Year upon year in the modern-day world, the rate at which technology is advancing is accelerating at a rapid rate.
We’ve taken a look into the top five technological trends to be excited about heading into 2023.
Computing Power
Having already embraced a digital era that has rapidly accelerated through the 21st century, computing power has been heavily invested in by all technology companies, ensuring that every single day many people across the world are able to embrace their technology. This is a trend that is set to gather even more pace in 2023.
The computing infrastructure we are currently constructing will only improve over the next few years, according to data science experts. Increased processing power is creating additional tech jobs, meaning the tech industry will be the main source of employment in every nation, generating jobs in everything from data science to robots and IT support.
Artificial Intelligence
Over the past 10 years, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has received a lot of hype, with one of it’s most impressive features to date being its ability to conduct speech recognition Despite this, it is yet to have much effect on our day-to-day lives – this could be set to change.
Moving forward into 2023, it is predicted that the AI market could grow significantly, with the technology being used to predict demand for services such as hospital wait times, and analyse analytics in customer behaviour in order to enhance their experience and drive increased revenues across industries utilising the technology.
3D Printing
One of the latest technological advancements is 3D printing, which is very much as it sounds – the practice of printing an object in 3d, rather than previously on 2d on a sheet of paper. This technology is already being used in some industries, for example having a large impact in the biomedical sector. Although, this technology is set to become readily available to the public and is expected to feature across many workplaces in the near future, allowing businesses to capitalise by demonstrating their products and services more effectively than ever before.
Virtual Reality
Virtual Reality (VR) is another trend to become vastly talked of in the 21st century, without having much of an effect on our everyday lives up until now. VR has become popular in gaming, although is yet to reach its potential across many other industries.
As we enter 2023, this is expected to start to change, with VR technology expected to be introduced across many sectors. One industry that is expected to lead the way in terms of VR is education, with online classes expected to utilise the technology to create a more practical and realistic environment for students. An example of this, a trainee surgeon conducting surgery through the use of VR.
VR is also expected to be introduced across various other sectors such as marketing, entertainment and injury rehabilitation.
Cyber Security
Whilst the Cyber Security industry has undoubtedly been growing from strength to strength in recent years, with trillions being invested, this is set to become another technological trend that is taken to the next level, next year.
As hackers continue to develop new ways of hacking into people’s personal data, it is vital that companies such as Nybble.co.uk keep ahead of these cybercriminals, ensuring our customers are safe from any breach. As a result of this, more investment in newer technology will continue and it is estimated that by 2025, 60% of organisations will use cybersecurity risk as a primary determinant in conducting third-part transactions and business engagements.
At Nybble we are always seeking to keep on top of all the latest technology trends, and as a result have new solutions coming out to our customers all the time, ensuring they can embrace the latest technology to work as efficiently as possible, whilst wowing their customers in the
For more information on how we can assist your business through IT, AV or software, give us a call on 0330 002 0886, or email enquiries@nybble.co.uk.
