Investors plowed more than $32 billion into mobile tech companies in 2014# MobileDevelopment - 移动开发
m*6
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C*3
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价挺便宜的。谢谢
价挺便宜的。谢谢
l*0
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请问诸位：
做comp vision需要用milticore Programming以提高运算速度吗？
谢谢？
做comp vision需要用milticore Programming以提高运算速度吗？
谢谢？
z*n
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February 20, 2015 8:01 AM
Dylan Tweney
Mobile technology has been one of the biggest drivers of growth in the tech
sector since the iPhone’s launch in 2007. But if Digi-Capital‘s
predictions hold water, you ain’t seen nothing yet.
According to the research and advisory firm’s latest Mobile Internet
Investment Review, investors plowed more than $32 billion into mobile tech
companies in 2014.
These 68 companies have $1B+ valuations.
Above: These 68 companies have $1B+ valuations.
Image Credit: Digi-Capital
The most valuable of those companies — the 68 mobile “unicorns” with a
valuation of $1 billion or more — added $28 billion to their combined value
in just the fourth quarter to reach a total of $261 billion.
“To put the $28B value added last quarter in perspective, that’s $300M [
per day] — or more than 30 Tim Cooks (who got paid over $9M last year) a
day,” said Tim Merel, the managing director of Digi-Capital.
“But it wasn’t all plain sailing, as fourteen of the billion-dollar
companies lost value (in some cases multiple billions of dollars). Admission
also doesn’t guarantee lifetime membership, with two former unicorns
falling below $1B in Q4 for a total of five dropouts last year.”
You might think that these unicorns are the cream of the crop, and you’d be
right. But even within this exclusive club, there’s a tier of truly
successful elite companies.
Just 20 of those 68 billion-dollar mobile companies account for almost 70
percent of the entire group’s value, or $178 billion of the $261 billion
total. Those top 5? Uber, WhatsApp, Twitter, Flipkart, and Snapchat.
The Pareto principle at work: The top 5 mobile unicorns account for 70% of
the value.
Above: The Pareto principle at work: The top 5 mobile unicorns account for
70% of the value.
Image Credit: Digi-Capital
Digi-Capital predicts that revenue from the mobile Internet will top $700
billion annually by 2017, more than tripling its 2014 figure. The vast
majority of that, $500 billion, will come from m-commerce, or purchases made
by people using their phones to order things online.
The U.S. and Europe will account for a fair amount of m-commerce growth. But
where the market will really boom is in Asia, which will account for almost
half of the m-commerce total by 2017, Digi-Capital predicts.
There are some other intriguing data points in this report. Not surprisingly
, Android app downloads greatly outnumber iOS app downloads, while iOS apps
are far better at making money. That’s a story we’ve been hearing for a
couple of years now.
But what surprised me is that the Google Play store only accounts for a
minority of Android app downloads worldwide. Google Play has 20 percent of
overall downloads, while iOS has 17 percent — but competing Asian Android
stores are close behind, with Baidu at 17 percent, Tencent at 16 percent,
and Qihoo at 11 percent.
Android and iOS app store market shares and monetization, 2014.
Above: Android and iOS app store market shares and monetization, 2014.
Image Credit: Digi-Capital
Not surprisingly, mobile games dominated mobile app revenues, with 74
percent of the total.
And if there’s a power law operating in the valuations of the biggest
mobile companies, it’s an even more powerful effect when you examine the
performance of the top mobile apps. For instance, the top 1 percent grossing
apps have 35 times more sessions per day than the top 5 percent, and 20
times the customer lifetime value. That’s an enormous differential that
shows where the money is mostly going in this market.
The question, then, is how to capture some of this epic growth. That’s
where VentureBeat’s Mobile Summit comes in. I’ll keep my pitch short: This
small, invitation-only event that we’re hosting next week will bring 180
of the top mobile executives, founders, and investors into one place to talk
about ad tech, user acquisition strategies, how to make the best use of
mobile data, and how to optimize and personalize apps for your customers.
Dylan Tweney
Mobile technology has been one of the biggest drivers of growth in the tech
sector since the iPhone’s launch in 2007. But if Digi-Capital‘s
predictions hold water, you ain’t seen nothing yet.
According to the research and advisory firm’s latest Mobile Internet
Investment Review, investors plowed more than $32 billion into mobile tech
companies in 2014.
These 68 companies have $1B+ valuations.
Above: These 68 companies have $1B+ valuations.
Image Credit: Digi-Capital
The most valuable of those companies — the 68 mobile “unicorns” with a
valuation of $1 billion or more — added $28 billion to their combined value
in just the fourth quarter to reach a total of $261 billion.
“To put the $28B value added last quarter in perspective, that’s $300M [
per day] — or more than 30 Tim Cooks (who got paid over $9M last year) a
day,” said Tim Merel, the managing director of Digi-Capital.
“But it wasn’t all plain sailing, as fourteen of the billion-dollar
companies lost value (in some cases multiple billions of dollars). Admission
also doesn’t guarantee lifetime membership, with two former unicorns
falling below $1B in Q4 for a total of five dropouts last year.”
You might think that these unicorns are the cream of the crop, and you’d be
right. But even within this exclusive club, there’s a tier of truly
successful elite companies.
Just 20 of those 68 billion-dollar mobile companies account for almost 70
percent of the entire group’s value, or $178 billion of the $261 billion
total. Those top 5? Uber, WhatsApp, Twitter, Flipkart, and Snapchat.
The Pareto principle at work: The top 5 mobile unicorns account for 70% of
the value.
Above: The Pareto principle at work: The top 5 mobile unicorns account for
70% of the value.
Image Credit: Digi-Capital
Digi-Capital predicts that revenue from the mobile Internet will top $700
billion annually by 2017, more than tripling its 2014 figure. The vast
majority of that, $500 billion, will come from m-commerce, or purchases made
by people using their phones to order things online.
The U.S. and Europe will account for a fair amount of m-commerce growth. But
where the market will really boom is in Asia, which will account for almost
half of the m-commerce total by 2017, Digi-Capital predicts.
There are some other intriguing data points in this report. Not surprisingly
, Android app downloads greatly outnumber iOS app downloads, while iOS apps
are far better at making money. That’s a story we’ve been hearing for a
couple of years now.
But what surprised me is that the Google Play store only accounts for a
minority of Android app downloads worldwide. Google Play has 20 percent of
overall downloads, while iOS has 17 percent — but competing Asian Android
stores are close behind, with Baidu at 17 percent, Tencent at 16 percent,
and Qihoo at 11 percent.
Android and iOS app store market shares and monetization, 2014.
Above: Android and iOS app store market shares and monetization, 2014.
Image Credit: Digi-Capital
Not surprisingly, mobile games dominated mobile app revenues, with 74
percent of the total.
And if there’s a power law operating in the valuations of the biggest
mobile companies, it’s an even more powerful effect when you examine the
performance of the top mobile apps. For instance, the top 1 percent grossing
apps have 35 times more sessions per day than the top 5 percent, and 20
times the customer lifetime value. That’s an enormous differential that
shows where the money is mostly going in this market.
The question, then, is how to capture some of this epic growth. That’s
where VentureBeat’s Mobile Summit comes in. I’ll keep my pitch short: This
small, invitation-only event that we’re hosting next week will bring 180
of the top mobile executives, founders, and investors into one place to talk
about ad tech, user acquisition strategies, how to make the best use of
mobile data, and how to optimize and personalize apps for your customers.
s*h
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机场肯定都是正品，世界上只有中国才有那么多假货可以公然卖的
A*l
6 楼
需要，我们专门有人负责Multi-Client，大量的计算，而且很多东西可能需要在GPU里
面完成。
【在 l*****0 的大作中提到】
: 请问诸位：
: 做comp vision需要用milticore Programming以提高运算速度吗？
: 谢谢？
面完成。
【在 l*****0 的大作中提到】
: 请问诸位：
: 做comp vision需要用milticore Programming以提高运算速度吗？
: 谢谢？
l*0
7 楼
computer vision还会有Multi-Client？ 能请您举个具体例子吗？
【在 A***l 的大作中提到】
: 需要，我们专门有人负责Multi-Client，大量的计算，而且很多东西可能需要在GPU里
: 面完成。
【在 A***l 的大作中提到】
: 需要，我们专门有人负责Multi-Client，大量的计算，而且很多东西可能需要在GPU里
: 面完成。
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