Cisco Futurist Annie Hardy expands on the future of human-machine interaction in Part 3 of her Unpopular Opinions series. In this installment, find out why decentralization may not be as decentralized as many might hope for.
Cisco Futurist Annie Hardy expands on the future of human-machine interaction in Part 2 of her Unpopular Opinions series, explaining her vision of what the Metaverse (or Metaverses) will look like, why many aren't buying into the full adoption of
Cisco Futurist Annie Hardy lays the foundation for understanding the terms, trends, and buzz behind the Metaverse and Web3 in the first blog in her series on the future of human-machine interaction.
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As a key enabling technology to the Internet of Everything (IoE), the Internet of Things (IoT), is connecting new places and objects. Manufacturing room floors, energy grids and wearable devices are just a few examples of the millions of objects
As a key enabling technology to the Internet of Everything (IoE), the Internet of Things (IoT), is connecting new places and objects. Manufacturing room floors, energy grids and wearable devices are just a few examples of the millions of objects
Consider this: Many of today’s top jobs didn’t exist 10 years ago – jobs like app developers, social media managers, and cloud computing administrators. By 2018, it’s predicted that there will be 21 billion networked devices and connections globally.