Although I'm not a native speaker of English I can't help but feel that English will remain the common language for quite some time. Any new technology is first

Although I'm not a native speaker of English I can't help but feel that English will remain the common language for quite some time. Any new technology is first 'released' in English. Be it new devices or even new programming languages. Actually, I personally don't know of any programming language that isn't based in English (i.e. logical sentence structure etc.) and mainly, the documentation for practically anything technical/technological is essentially in English. Sure, you've got user manuals in multiple languages, but for chip specification, pin diagrams or anything really, I am unable to find manuals in a non-English language. I believe, the same thing applies to other Engineering fields too. Sure, you've got formulae that's universal. Say, you're a Mechanical Engineer working on some modeling-simulation software, you'd be hard pressed to find a non-English version. And seeing that most of the world is embracing technology, even in the smallest capacity, I feel English isn't going anywhere.