Top Technology Trends to Watch in 2025

Title: Top Technology Trends to Watch in 2025

Author: Bart Landen

Published: Jan 6, 2025

In the rapidly evolving tech ecosystem, artificial intelligence (AI) continues to serve as the primary engine of transformation. Large-language models and generative AI platforms are no longer niche experiments they’re embedded in workflows, content creation, coding, and customer-service automation. Industries are customising these AI tools to their specific data and domain needs, making them more efficient and business-relevant. 

Meanwhile, the infrastructure around technology is undergoing its own shift. Edge computing processing data closer to the device rather than in distant clouds is gaining steam. As more devices, sensors and IoT endpoints proliferate, having compute and intelligence at the edge reduces latency, saves bandwidth, and supports real-time decision-making. 

Another major area is the convergence of biotech with digital tech. AI-driven tools are helping in diagnostics, personalized medicine, and smart crop breeding. At the same time, with 5G and next-gen connectivity, immersive reality (VR/AR) and decentralised systems (Web3/blockchain) are also pushing toward mainstream adoption. These advances bring new capabilities but also new ethical, regulatory and security challenges. 


Reference:
Landen, Bart. (2025, January 6). Top Technology Trends to Watch in 2025. EisnerAmper Insights.

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