Have we reached the point of “peak connectivity”? We are just starting

As the cloud game grows in popularity, once again the question is further pushing domestic expectations, requesting between 14 and 24 times more data than standard streaming and appetite for this world will certainly grow with some of the developments already glimpsed on the horizon. “I think it will be generated by the AI-AI which can generate dynamically and whole world research tailor-made for your actions,” says Hunter.

The games controlled by the brain could completely remove the need for portable controllers and both virtual and increased reality is not yet close to their full capacity. “We’re just starting,” he adds.

Transformed TV and house

Jia paints an all too familiar image of the welcoming meeting of the past. “I remember in the 80s when some families had their first color TV, their family members and even the neighbors gathered to view the programs.”

A small development that followed also had all very excited. “When the remote control arrived, we thought:” Here, this is the peak, “adds Hunter.

Smart TVs would have something to say about it, and those together with other devices for the home, have meant that connectivity has almost curled up. “It is already in everyone’s life, (things like) devices for the smart house such as Google Nest, smarter lights that you can control from your mobile phone, home security with cameras,” explains Jia.

The research again provides for an increase in the adoption of these and other hungry technologies of data, revealing that almost 80 % of Australians are eager to add more next generation technology to their world, whether they are engaging streams or to use high definition -related cameras.

Which office?

The flashback only a decade ago and for a huge percentage of Australians who work the idea of ​​playing their role entirely from home would have been fired as a tube dream. Yet living blocking, many of us did it just that, endured by the need.

We evolved our work environment, finding innovative ways to rotate and showing that what was thought impossible was, in general, surprisingly adaptable. “We are all game players and we are all potentially game changes; everyone, every sector,” says Jia.

The creation of intelligent cities will be what will bring us to the next level and connectivity will guide him, to the point where his presence is a data. “(The future will be more) more on the most intelligent and invisible connections, therefore the devices that anticipate our needs, communicate perfectly and substantially the same connectivity becomes omnipresent and we will stop noticing it,” says Hunter.

A world connected in constant evolution will require us to filter the information that is best for us to digest and know how to keep it under control, but it’s all part of going on.

“This is a very dynamic era and everything is changing,” says Jia. “We must continue to stay open, embrace all the potential, be adaptable and remain curious.”

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