Vinitaly ended with a great success, Salone del Mobile is ending successfully too... no time to catch the breath and come back to the fair again!

Vinitaly ended with a great success, Salone del Mobile is ending successfully too... no time to catch the breath and come back to the fair again!
In the collective imagination the term Big Data evokes futuristic scenarios: colossal servers, closed in mysterious basements, put there to analyze all of our behaviors, to predict our purchasing intentions and the big financial movements in the coming decades.
For some years there has been a increasing talk of Big Data and the phenomenon is growing. Every day we are swamped with a multitude of information from all sides, and at the same time we are ourselves producers of data that, in the digital age, become more important than never before.
The Internet of Things is becoming a reality that involves different aspects of our life. Last year, the Polytechnic of Milan quantified the market value of the IoT (Internet of Things) to 1,55 billion Euros, with an increase of 28% over the previous year. And among the fields that had registered a faster growth, besides smart cars, that is the intelligent cars, there was the one of “smart home", the phenomenon that defines the concept of smart home.
The future of the garden provides streamlined and functional living spaces in the newspaper, supported by technology and inhabited by more efficient and selected plants.