All articles tagged with #future of computing
Originally Published 10 days ago — by AppleInsider
Despite reports labeling Apple Vision Pro a failure due to low sales and production cuts, the device is positioned as a niche, high-end product aimed at early adopters and enterprise users, serving as a foundation for future AR and spatial computing developments. Its true success may lie in shaping the platform and developer ecosystem rather than immediate sales figures.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by Windows Central
Microsoft envisions future Windows versions, possibly Windows 12 or 13, heavily integrated with AI, where traditional input methods like mice and keyboards may be replaced by natural language and multi-modal interactions, including voice and visual recognition, with quantum computing playing a role in enhancing security and processing capabilities.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by 9to5Mac
Casey Neistat's recent video featuring the Vision Pro device took an unexpected turn, leading him to believe that this type of device represents the future of computing. He describes a profound experience where the device seamlessly integrated with his surroundings, envisioning a future where such technology becomes the primary interface for all computing. Despite acknowledging the current limitations and high cost of the product, Neistat encourages investing in Apple stock, believing that they will lead the way in this technological evolution.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by VentureBeat
Generative AI is experiencing increased adoption in business, with companies like Walmart rolling out gen AI apps to employees. This has led to a surge in demand for graphical processing units (GPUs) needed to train deep learning models. Nvidia, the dominant supplier of GPUs, has seen a boost in earnings and is advocating for developers to optimize their code for GPUs instead of traditional CPUs. However, not all software applications would benefit from GPUs, and there may be limitations to the current wave of gen AI. The next wave of gen AI will require technological improvements, more open source models, and cheaper GPUs. Despite these challenges, gen AI is expected to drive automation and productivity, with McKinsey stating that it is poised to unleash the next wave of productivity.