SAP also weighing in on the Internet of Things.
This infographic from SAP illustrates how the Internet of Things (IoT) is making our lives SMARTER! SAP estimates by 2020 the number of ‘things’ connected to the internet will hit 50 billion with the drive towards its transformation coming from consumers rather than enterprises.
Infographic source
(vía futuresagency)
Digital creative agency Playground knows that Glass is in its early days, but they imagine a future in which Glass helps with navigation, shopping, hobbies and much more. And according to Playground, “All of our examples are actually possible right now. Smartphones (batteries not included) have enough raw processing power to run this software today. If only current batteries were ten times more efficient and there was a robust native hardware API for Glass. Well, it’s coming. Sooner than we think.”
via the content brief
(Fuente: thecontentbrief, vía futurescope)
#CMTDATA# #Opendata# ¿Quieres saber cuántas antenas, líneas de móvil, líneas de FTTH o conexiones de banda ancha, etc, hay en tu provincia o CCAA? ¿Y en comparación con la media nacional?
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Netflix has more than 36 million subscribers. They watch about 4 billion hours of programs every quarter on more than 1,000 different devices. (…) Netflix is one of the world’s biggest users of cloud computing, which means running a data center on someone else’s equipment. The company rents server and storage systems by the hour, and it rents all this computing power from Amazon Web Services, the cloud division of Amazon.com, which runs its own video-streaming service that competes with Netflix.
Bloomberg Business Week: “Netflix, Reed Hastings Survive Missteps to Join Silicon Valley’s Elite”
A un 14% de las páginas web consultadas en el mundo se accede vía dispositivo móvil. En África y Asia ese porcentaje aún es mayor, seguramente por la complicada implantación de la banda ancha fija en algunas zonas.
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