IHS predicts these global technologies will dominate 2016

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Originally shared by Rob Jongschaap

IHS predicts these global technologies will dominate 2016

' ... In its 2016 global technology trends outlook report, research firm IHS has listed several key themes that are likely to dominate the landscape. ...'

1. Thinner, lighter, flexible displays ...
2. Wearable earbuds ...
3. Mobile networks will evolve ...
4. Sensors become widespread ...
5. Security and data mining take center stage in the cloud ...
6. Semiconductor makers consolidate ...
7. Internet of Medical Things ...
8. The Connected Home ecosystem grows ...
9. Cyber conflict between the East and West ...
10. From cord-cutting to virtual reality ...
11. Facebook to dominate mobile advertising ...
12. Tech companies to drive the push for driverless cars ...
13. Solar energy will light the way ...

http://www.cnbc.com/2015/12/31/ihs-predicts-these-global-technologies-will-dominate-2016.html
http://www.cnbc.com/2015/12/31/ihs-predicts-these-global-technologies-will-dominate-2016.html

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