The （ ）creates opportunities for more direct integration of the hysical world into omputer-based systems, resulting in efficiency improvements, economic benefits, and reduced human exertions（ ）创造了将物理世界更直接地整合到基于计算机的系统中的机会，从而提高了效率、经济效益，并减少了人类的劳动。A.internet of things物联网B.clouD.computing云计算C.big data大数据D.mobile internet移动互联网
The （ ）creates opportunities for more direct integration of the hysical world into omputer-based systems, resulting in efficiency improvements, economic benefits, and reduced human exertions（ ）创造了将物理世界更直接地整合到基于计算机的系统中的机会，从而提高了效率、经济效益，并减少了人类的劳动。
A.internet of things物联网
B.clouD.computing云计算
C.big data大数据
D.mobile internet移动互联网
B.clouD.computing云计算
C.big data大数据
D.mobile internet移动互联网
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