Technology Infographics

As the capabilities and presence of AI in our daily lives spread, some people are eager to see how we can benefit from it, while others believe we need to approach its use with caution. The team at Qualtrics examined which country’s residents believe AI will prove beneficial and which think it will do more harm than good.

Across the United States, the adoption of artificial intelligence is growing, but unevenly. The Ooma team presents a new map that clearly shows which states are leading in AI adoption in the workforce and which are lagging. The team’s research shows a rapidly changing but uneven AI adoption landscape.

AI is one of the hottest topics of 2026 and it’s clear why when we examine these statistics from Qualtrics. Their collection of statistics focuses on AI use in business, and the most notable figures show how profitable AI adoption can be.

The team at Ooma presents a thoughtfully executed and refreshingly clear timeline of office technology advances. It prioritizes readability and structure to show a wide span of technological history without overwhelming the viewer. A linear layout reinforces the idea of technology building on what came before, showing steady progress in a clean presentation that focuses on the facts.

Generative AI has become a massively popular tool. Users offer prompts to apps like ChatGPT, Claude, and Midjourney, and AI-using language learning models to predict what to say next. The team at Qualtrics compiled a list of the 100 most popular uses for AI.

Cybersecurity is a constant threat to businesses in the modern era. According to Ooma’s graphic, businesses the world over will spend over $1.25 trillion on cybersecurity in 2025. This number makes sense when we consider that cyberattacks are estimated to cost businesses five times that amount.

Data breaches are a major cybersecurity threat, costing companies millions per breach. Ooma’s detailed collection of statistical facts shows that timing is everything when preventing and responding to data breaches. This graphic shows that data is often left vulnerable for an alarming amount of time.

We use technology every day that is powered by wireless signals that we can’t see and rarely even think about until we try to connect to Wi-Fi. A recent graphic from Ooma shows us that a vast range of technology relies on wireless signals to function.