The BBC TV programme Tomorrow’s World fascinated me as I grew up. Many of their predictions have since become mainstream.
The science behind today’s technologies may be complex, but smart application results in straightforward, engaging experiences for customers.
At GWIT, we continually grapple with the marvels of today’s digital world. We encourage clients to question what has gone before and to move to digital ways of working. As one said:
I was shocked to discover tech such as artificial intelligence, machine learning and natural language processing are already embedded in our everyday personal lives.
GWIT client
The pinnacle of the motorsport world is Formula 1. Here new technologies are developed that later enter mainstream motoring.
Away from the motorsport world, at GWIT, we keep an eye on what world leaders in emerging tech are focusing on.
These are the technologies that will next influence our daily lives, with or without us realising it.
Quantum technology is already being used in our daily lives, for example in the ultra-precise atomic clocks behind your car’s satnav system, and a vast array of other microelectronic devices. But that’s just a taste of what’s to come. Another revolution is already taking shape.
“The second quantum revolution starts now.”
Patrice Caine, Thales Chairman and CEO
A thought-provoking article from Thales’ CEO Patrice Caine, explores the potential of further advances in quantum technology as the next significant disruption to our everyday lives.
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