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None of us can certainly predict what the future would unfold. However, on the technological front, the trends, patterns, and pieces of evidence do quite a bit in predicting the future scope. Cloud technology is one such domain that has opened doors of opportunities in the least possible time. If you are keen on knowing more about this exceptional technology, then delving deeper into the predictions would be of great help. On that note, let's have a look at the top 10 predictions of cloud computing by the end of 2025. Read on!
Neurodiversity is all about how people experience, interpret and process the world around them and how we all work together. As the pandemic set in, the world has shifted to a more virtual environment. This has led to companies implementing inclusive digital practices for internal and external collaboration. It is predicted that those developers who start with neuro-inclusive design would be able to see around 5x growth in user adoption in the initial few years.
It is predicted that a good percentage of security operations workflows will be automated and managed as code by the end of 2025. As far as the tech giant Google is concerned, it will do this by enabling continuous detection and response through services like Community Security Analytics and Chronicle. The API will allow this terminal to scan petabytes of data to find risks within minutes, compared to what would have taken days or weeks before.
It is very much likely that a good percentage of all the data will be actionable in real-time using machine learning by the end of 2025. Google is already doing its bit. Developments such as Dataplex (which unifies distributed data and automates data management and governance) and support for unstructured data and Apache Spark on BigQuery are a few to name.
For a significant number of years, transactional and analytical workloads have been separate database workloads. However, by the end of 2025, it is predicted that these barriers will disappear. Wondering how? Well, Google Cloud services such as Spanner, Cloud SQL, BigTable, and AlloyDB will have a pivotal role to play.
Developers have focused majorly on building applications and projects with a focus on security, reliability, and performance. In the coming years, it is predicted that things will soon change with sustainability taking the front seat. A good number of projects would be seen with sustainability as the primary development principle.
Today, a significant number of organizations use the public cloud extensively. The day isn't far when over half of all organizations using the public cloud will switch their primary cloud provider. This comes as a result of multi-cloud capabilities available in the market such as Anthos and BigQuery Omni.
Low-code / no-code will take over in the next few years. What could be the implication? Well, the impact of this shift will be such that over half of all business, applications will be built by users who do not identify as professional developers today. Additionally, it is also expected that low-code/no-code technologies will power more than 70% of new apps by 2025.
It is predicted that curated open source, which will add a layer of accountability to today's free or "as-is" open source, will see adoption from four out of five developers in some capacity. Well, let's see what the future unfolds.
What better than artificial intelligence helping to move the work week from five days to four days? Well, if that is believed to be true, the world is going to be in a merry mood. Automation of tasks is now possible in the most convenient manner, thereby enabling teams to achieve their weekly goals in half the time.
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