A disruptive technology is the one which changes an established technology and creates a completely new industry. It is a new technology that entirely changes the way things are done. The speed of the innovation is amazingly fast, with new things getting discovered each and every day.
Emerging Technologies are technologies whose scope and development are still unrealized, but they are becoming popular and useful day by day. It is almost same as Disrupting technology.
Moore’s Law is also applicable to disruptive technologies. Moore’s law states that the number of transistors in a chip doubles every two years, though the cost of computers is halved. It means that the speed and capabilities of computers doubles every two years.
Similarly in emerging technologies, the techniques and methods are enhancing day by day which makes it more understandable and also ensures user friendliness. Although it does not apply with Moore’s law completely, it is applicable to some extent.
Some of the disruptive and emerging technologies that are currently growing at a high pace are listed below.
- Artificial Intelligence (AI)
- Machine Learning (ML)
- Deep Learning
- Cloud Computing
- Block Chain
- Internet Of Things (IOT)
- Big Data
- Autonomous Vehicles
- Analytics
- Robotics
- Augmented Reality (AR)
- Virtual Reality (VR)
- 3D printing
These are the most important technologies. If you learn learn all these technologies, then you can easily crack interviews in the future because most of the questions will be asked only based on the applications involved in these technologies.
Everything that are needed to know about the above mentioned technologies are explained clearly in the further posts. Kindly go through all the posts for better understanding.
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