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May 29, 2003
[FiRe] Predictions by Martin Tobias
These are notes from the Future in Review conference. More here.
Martin Tobias, a venture capitalist with Ignition Partners and formerly founder of Loudeye, had a few predictions about the coming five years, of which I noted down six:
- The economics of personal computing hardware ("Moore's Law") will be transferred into networking gear.
- Meaningful products will come out of nanotechnology, esp. in material sciences.
- Bankruptcies in venture capital will happen, and there will be less money flowing into venture capital.
- There will be a broadband blowout with real applications.
- Instant messaging will be integrated into more applications, especially automated Web services.
- There will not be any business model for a Wi-Fi ISP.
Posted by Stefan Smalla on May 29, 2003 at 20:00 | Permalink