Deloitte: Tech Trends 2025
Deloitte's Tech Trends 2025 report forecasts a future where AI seamlessly underpins all aspects of business and technology, influencing everything from hardware and cybersecurity to core system modernization.
Deloitte: Tech Trends 2025
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This excerpt from Deloitte's 16th annual Tech Trends report, "Tech Trends 2025," forecasts the pervasive influence of artificial intelligence (AI) across various technological domains by 2025. The report structures its analysis around six macro forces: interaction, information, computation, business of technology, cyber and trust, and core modernization.
A key theme is the ubiquity of AI, becoming so integrated that it's largely invisible yet foundational to all aspects of business and personal life, impacting everything from hardware design and cybersecurity to core systems modernization and IT operations.
The report's purpose is to anticipate and analyze these trends, providing insights to help organizations strategically adapt to this AI-driven future.
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