Bah. He took three datapoints, built a continuum out of it and says that since the third datapoint is at the end of his continuum, we must be at the end. But t

Bah. He took three datapoints, built a continuum out of it and says that since the third datapoint is at the end of his continuum, we must be at the end. But this doesn't fit any of the upcoming trends. The biggest current trend is edge computing where cloud-based services introduce issues around latency, reliability and privacy. These are big money problems - see smart speakers and self-driving cars. The cloud players are aware of this trend - see AWS Outposts that brings the cloud to the needed location and AWS Wavelength where they partnered with Verizon to bring compute closer to people. But privacy in a world full of data-driven technology is still very much an unsolved problem. And most of the major technology players have public trust issues of one sort or another that present openings for competitors in a world where trust is increasingly important.