Unveiling The Top 10 Emerging Technologies For 2025

The future of technology waits for no one, and staying ahead is no longer optional — it’s essential. Forrester’s 2025 emerging tech list reveals the groundbreaking technology and security innovations set to reshape industries and redefine success.

This is more than a forecast; it’s your roadmap to staying competitive, driving growth, and anticipating the next big shift.

Wondering which technologies made the cut for 2025? Want to understand how these innovations will impact your strategy, workforce, and business goals?

Join Brian Hopkins, Forrester VP of emerging technology and principal analyst, for this highly anticipated event. Uncover the trends that are gaining momentum, the brand-new additions to the list, and how these advancements will drive meaningful change in 2025 and beyond.

What You’ll Learn?

• How our list of top emerging technologies was identified
• How to leverage our key resources to strategize and budget smarter for the future
• Which technologies from last year didn’t make the top 10 list this year (and why)

Why Attend?

Get A Head Start
Be among the first to discover our top 10 emerging technologies for 2025, including some exciting newcomers that you likely don’t have on your radar.

Explore Use Cases
Discover how these innovations apply across industries and which ones have short-, medium-, and long-term benefit horizons.

Join A Live Q&A
Engage directly with Brian Hopkins to get your most pressing questions about 2025’s technologies answered.

VP, Emerging Tech Portfolio, Forrester

Brian’s research helps clients navigate technology innovation in AI and quantum computing. His work on AI value management provides insights into how companies can move from uncertainty to achieving real, measurable value over time. Brian’s research on AI computing offers a long-term perspective on how emerging AI capabilities (e.g., generative AI, agentic models, AI agents) will impact enterprises over the next 20 years. Brian is also pioneering Forrester’s research on artificial general intelligence (AGI) and its implications for AI safety as well as advising clients on the current state and future of quantum computing.