“[…] technology is not something that works from the outside
Power over which we have no power. (…) weather
should have the profound technological
See change as an invitation to think about it
thinking about who we are and how we see the world
see.” – Klaus Schwab
The Fourth Industrial Revolution
Already in the first part of this analysis it was found that digitization itself has different phases
passes through. The fourth and thus most far-reaching disruptive phase of this development is just beginning.
Artificial intelligence and the expected singular development steps will become entire industries
change sustainably. In particular, the expected disruption of specialized, intelligent
Machines (specialized AI) to universally intelligent machines (general AI) has an incredible
Explosive power
The second part of this analysis is devoted to three trends that affect the disruptive phase of digitization support: quantum computers, Internet of Things and super-fast data networks – an introduction follows in the subject areas including a brief technical background, examples of the current State of development and first implications for a differentiated development of new business models.
Quantum computers
As “game changers” will provide a new dimension in computing power, they have one incredible performance and can solve highly complex computing problems. Quantum computers were up before for a short time pure laboratory exercises, experimental setups that performed narrowly defined tasks will become theirs Possible uses now generalized.
IoT – The Briton Kevin Ashton is considered to be the founder of the term “Internet of Things”, or IoT for short. in the Internet of Things, physical and virtual objects or their representations network with each other and work together through information and communication technologies. The Internet of Things is the interface which makes the virtual world of AI tangible for us humans. An example of this are “smart appliances” such as Amazon’s Alexa.
6G – 6G means nothing more than 6th generation of cellular networks, following the conspiracy fueled Covid era rollout of 5G. The new possibilities of 6G will lead to growth and lead to productivity gains in a wide variety of industries. In the course of the analysis, the geopolitical implications of the frequencies than 6G networks providing substantially higher capacity and much lower latency will intertwine with the unstoppable influence of AI.
