Statistics On Technological Development
Statistics On Technological Development
Far from the siloed department of old, technology now rules the roost in the
business world. Here are some general technology statistics.
• Zippia reports that the tech industry makes up 35% of the total world
market.
• 90% of the world’s data was generated between 2019 and the present.
• There are more than 585,000 tech companies in the US.
• The Big Four (Amazon, Apple, Google and Facebook) are collectively
worth $4 trillion.
• 84% of businesses say that cybersecurity and resilience is a top
priority for 2022.
The world wide web has certainly changed the world and internet users spend a
good amount of time perusing, browsing, buying, engaging, and communicating
on the web.
• There are more than 5.1 billion active users on the internet, with Asia
comprising more than 50% of total internet traffic.
• 4.28 billion users access the web via mobile internet.
• There are 4.2 billion active users on social media platforms.
• More than 90% of Americans have internet access, with 77% reporting
broadband access at home
• Global online sales are predicted to reach 22% of all retail sales in
2023.
• eCommerce sales will reach $6.54 trillion globally by 2023.
• Digital ad spending increased 49% in the first half of 2021.
• 48% of online shoppers go straight to a large ecommerce
marketplace for their purchases.
• CompTIA research shows that 71% of companies reported increased
usage of online marketplaces.
AI and machine learning are set for significant growth and expansion. In fact,
machine learning, deep learning and NLP (natural language processing) are the
three skills that are most in-demand skills on Monster.com.
VR/AR was essential for helping companies during the pandemic when personal
transactions and purchasing was made impossible, helping to accelerate the rate
of adoption.
The number of internet users has grown exponentially over the years.
According to Orleans Marketing, around 3.8 billion people are active internet
users. That means a whopping 40% of the global population uses the internet.
90% of the world’s data was generated within the past two years alone
Ed Roberts dubbed the Altair 8800 a personal computer when it came out in
1975. However, many consider the Kenbak-1, introduced a few years prior, to
be the first PC.
In a recent study, Pew Research estimates that five billion people around the
world own a mobile device.
What’s more:
About 96% of Americans currently own some kind of cell phone. That number
is up from 35% in Pew’s first mobile ownership survey in 2011.
Using social media is one of the most popular online activities. According to
the latest how fast is technology growing statistics, of the 7.7 billion people in
the world. Approximately 2.65 billion people used social media in 2018, a
number projected to reach 3.1 billion in 2021 #huge.