What are the latest technologies in IT industry?

The following are the most trending technologies in 2018-

1) Self-Driving Cars:
self-driving car

The development race for self-driving(driverless) cars was the major topic for news channels around the world in 2017. The concept of self-driving(driverless) cars has attracted some big companies like  Google, Tesla, Mercedes and more in an arms race for introducing the first driver-less cars on the road. In recent times the testing for self-driving cars is going on. Hope it will hit the roads soon.
2) AI (Artificial Intelligence) OR IoT (Internet of Things)
AI or IoT
The year 2017 witnessed the marvel of AlphaGo Zero when it taught itself the game of Go, became its best player ever in just 40 days. And it did all that without any human data or interference/help.
3) Prescriptive Analytics
Prescriptive Analytics
Large corporations and companies started working on Big Data and created their own ways to be better at predictive analytics. This was helping medium and large businesses tremendously for improving customer experience, processes, and many other things.
4) Edge Computing
Edge Computing iot
Edge computing is the key factor in making IoT (Internet of Things) work. There has been an unprecedented rise in data generation which has led to an increase in demand for means of gathering, storing and utilizing all of that data in a more compatible and centralized means.
5) Wearable Tech
Wearable Tech
Tracking our health using technology that we can wear and helps us measure the status of our health when we exercise. Wearable technology comes with many features(measure bp, pulse, heart bit) that are futuristic and accurate.
6) 5G Technology
5g
4G(4th Generation)  technology reached its peak in the application in the year 2017 and 2018 is going to be the year which finally gives us the next set of communication technology in the series; the 5G.
7) Seamless Voice Recognition (Conversation with Machines)
speech recognition
Voice recognition technology has always been viewed as a helping but unreliable assistance due to some failure rates. But all these things may change in the year 2018 with the rise of sophisticated voice and speech recognition technology.
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