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The year 2024 provided numerous technology trends shaping the future of nearly every industry. ABI Research analysts have been covering these developments for some time, and now it’s time to reflect upon our studies in our annual trends whitepaper. Before we dive into the list, here’s a statement from Stuart Carlaw, Chief Research Officer:
Update: Our Chief Research Officer identifies 13 tech trends to watch in 2026 in his latest blog.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming industries through generative models, predictive analytics, intelligent automation, and real-time decision-making. As machine learning (ML) algorithms, cloud infrastructure, and AI chipsets advance, 2025 promises to be a pivotal year for artificial intelligence adoption. Drawing from ABI Research insights, this blog highlights the top eight AI trends, including the rise of Agentic AI and the continued evolution of AI-powered hardware, wearables, enterprise solutions, and more.
Huawei’s annual Global Mobile Broadband Forum 2024 (MBBF 2024), held in Istanbul this year, showcased a wave of cutting-edge innovations. With Turkey gearing up for a 5G spectrum auction in 2025 and a large-scale rollout anticipated in 2026, Huawei leveraged this event to place its innovative technologies in the limelight.
The European Union’s (EU) Digital Product Passport (DPP) regulations are fast approaching, with industries like apparel/fashion and Electric Vehicle (EV) batteries expected to use DPPs as early as 2026. DPPs enhance supply chain transparency, making them a central tool in meeting sustainability goals. Below, we explore and share findings from our competitive ranking of the leading DPP software companies that make it easier for supply chain operators to comply with the regulations.
Antenna optimization plays a vital role in an ever-connected world. With 5G adoption and data generation skyrocketing, optimizing network performance is top-of-mind for enterprises and industries. Although 5G offers unprecedented bandwidth capacities and unlocks new use cases, it also requires 3X more energy to match the same coverage as a 4G/Long Term Evolution (LTE) network. Therefore, the telecommunications industry craves innovative ways to squeeze more network performance from less hardware.
Automakers have curbed recent supply chain challenges while, at the same time, consumer confidence is returning. Combined, this will ensure that lucrative opportunities exist around the world. To better gauge the automotive industry outlook in 2024 and beyond, ABI Research recently published its Vehicle Shipments and Mobility Services Market Data Overview: 3Q 2024 presentation. The report provides worldwide vehicle sales forecasts, as well as regional analyses. Some of the key trends and data from the report are shared in this article.
As we inch closer to the post-quantum era, the need for robust cybersecurity measures has never been more critical. It won’t be long before cybercriminals have access to quantum computers, enabling them to launch far more sophisticated and devastating attacks than what legacy systems can do. ABI Research’s Quantum-Safe Technologies Research Service serves an essential role in keeping sensitive data resistant to quantum-based cyberattacks. It provides essential insights and guidance to cybersecurity solution providers and key stakeholders, including telecommunications companies, Network Equipment Providers (NEPs), semiconductor manufacturers, Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs), and government entities.
The International Manufacturing Technology Show (IMTS) 2024 marked another milestone in innovation, with exhibitors showcasing advancements across robotics, Artificial Intelligence (AI), data integration, cloud computing, and more. The usual big names were there to show the world what they’ve been up to, but they were accompanied by smaller startups hoping to make a big splash. The technological breakthroughs on display in Chicago this year embody the innovative spirit the manufacturing industry requires to address an aging workforce, increased demand, and supply chain complexities.