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Gartner has unveiled its list of the top 10 strategic technology trends that organizations should focus on in 2025, emphasizing the importance of AI developments, new computing paradigms, and human-machine interaction.
Gene Alvarez, a distinguished VP analyst at Gartner, noted that these trends highlight the necessity for responsible and ethical innovation in IT leadership. The key trends identified include:
1. Agentic AI: These systems autonomously make decisions to achieve user-defined goals, potentially handling up to 15% of daily work decisions by 2028.
2. AI Governance Platforms: Integral to managing the ethical and legal aspects of AI, these platforms can reduce AI-related ethical incidents by 40% by 2028.
3. Disinformation Security: With the rise of AI tools used maliciously, this technology will help organizations combat misinformation, predicting that 50% of companies will adopt solutions by 2028.
4. Postquantum Cryptography: As quantum computing evolves, this technology will protect data against future decryption risks.
5. Ambient Invisible Intelligence: Enabled by low-cost smart sensors, this trend will enhance tracking and sensing capabilities in various sectors.
6. Energy-Efficient Computing: New computing technologies will emerge in the late 2020s to reduce the carbon footprint of compute-intensive applications.
7. Hybrid Computing: By integrating various computing paradigms, this approach will drive innovation and problem-solving capabilities.
8. Spatial Computing: Enhancing physical environments through augmented and virtual reality, this technology is expected to significantly grow by 2033.
9. Polyfunctional Robots: These versatile machines are set to replace single-task robots, with 80% of humans expected to interact with them daily by 2030.
10. Neurological Enhancement: Technologies that enhance cognitive abilities will become integral for knowledge workers, with a significant increase in dependency anticipated by 2030.
These trends are poised to disrupt and create opportunities for CIOs and IT leaders over the next decade. For more insights, you can access the full report on Gartner’s website.
