Innovation

What’s next for technology? These 15 tech trends highlight the innovations set to transform industries, drive growth, and reshape how businesses operate in 2025 and beyond.

More than half of companies use marketing automation to achieve efficiency, personalize campaigns, and enjoy other benefits. Is it time for your business to embrace it?

Companies are placing big bets on the future of the “metaverse,” a computer-generated world that could be the next internet or a colossal flop.

AI is a powerful technology that’s growing by the minute, but that doesn't mean that it’s infallible.

Random Forest are powerful classification algorithms that can be trained to help finance experts make better decisions and spot irregularities in the market.

Copilot is an AI-programming coding assistant that makes predictions based on your code. Is productivity going to increase thanks to it or should we be wary?

Many people interact with IoT devices in their daily lives, including Fitbits, Amazon Echo speakers, and Ring cams. But there’s so much more the IoT can do, especially in the renewable and green energy sector.

Immersive technologies are blurring the lines between the real and virtual. Mixed reality is a new frontier of digitally enhanced reality—one that will be a game-changer.

Since the beginning of the current millennium, the e-learning industry has grown by 900%. Now, it has become critical.

A big concern about hybrid and remote working is that it will stifle ad-hoc innovation and collaboration opportunities. With some minimal effort and foresight, a lack of innovation can be avoided.

Web 3.0 is about new innovations and big ideas. What does it mean for our collective digital future?

What fresh ideas for website design will emerge in 2025? From AI to immersive layouts, here are the trends expected to define design in the coming year.

The metaverse’s privacy issues include questions about data management and storage that we should look into before deciding whether the metaverse is a good idea or not.

Contactless commerce is already starting to emerge across retailers in what feels like a taste of things to come. Here’s what that looks like.

Web3 refers to the third “iteration” of the internet, which implies a different approach to how we build and share content online. A tall promise that brings the question: will it be able to fulfill it?