NY Times: Hype and Anti-Hype. The Gartner Group consultants have developed a useful concept to describe the hype around new technologies, which they call the “hype cycle.” As a new technology is triggered, the hype curve soars upward until it reaches a peak of inflated expectations. Then it sinks almost straight down into a trough of disillusionment.
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