
The global economy is undergoing seismic shifts, shaped by changing demographics, climate pressures, supply chain upheavals, and mounting geopolitical tensions. Over the next decade, technology adoption and innovation will accelerate as societies adapt to these forces.
15 breakthrough technologies, led by artificial superintelligence, are set to redefine industries and everyday life by 2035, reveals pharma analytics company GlobalData.
GlobalData’s Strategic Intelligence report, “Tech in 2035,” reveals that artificial superintelligence will be the most significant technological breakthrough of the century. Other technologies that are set to reshape our lives include quantum computing, polyfunctional robots, brain-computer interfaces, and small modular reactors. The report examines industry applications and use cases for each technology, offering projections outlining their development trajectories leading up to 2035.
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