We’re also used to voice-enabled or computer vision-enabled applications- whenever we talk to our smart devices to check the weather or to play music, or when our car brakes after identifying a possible collision. We’re already familiar with predictive recommendations for what we should buy or click on next based on historic data. Tomorrow’s apps are intelligent, delivering innovative customer experiences with the combination of cloud native services, real-time data, and democratization of AI. What do tomorrow’s applications look like? Widespread adoption of Kubernetes, along with huge advances in artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, the proliferation of data sources at our fingertips, and advancements in modern data management - have all come together to form the foundation for powerful next-gen “smart” applications. But it’s taken just a few short years for Kubernetes, the open source cluster management system, to become the de facto operating system for new cloud native services.

Granted, cloud computing came on fast, becoming the predominant IT deployment method over the last 16 years. What’s different going into 2023 is the accelerating rate of change. The one thing about information technology that never changes is that it’s always changing. Leo Leung, Vice President, OCI and Oracle Technology Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) is here to expedite your journey. The convergence of cloud native architectures, Kubernetes, AI, and modern data management is powering the next evolution of applications.

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