Top Emerging Technologies: Revolutionizing Healthcare, Energy, and Manufacturing by 2030

In a fast-evolving technological landscape, ignoring innovation could mean missing out on opportunities that will define the next decade. From healthcare advancements to energy storage breakthroughs and fully autonomous manufacturing, technologies at lower Technology Readiness Levels (TRLs) today have the potential to disrupt industries by 2030.

Frost & Sullivan’s recent TechVision webinar, “Future 18 Technologies™: Why Ignorance Isn’t Bliss – Emerging Technologies Unlocking Commercial Opportunities for the Next Decade,” provided a deep dive into the transformative technologies poised to reshape industries. Featuring industry experts and thought leaders, the session highlighted critical innovations, challenges, and actionable strategies for stakeholders to stay ahead in an ever-changing ecosystem.

Immune-Oncology Innovations: The Future of Cancer Treatment with ICIs, CAR-T, and CAR-NK Cell Therapies

The landscape of immune-oncology (I-O) is rapidly evolving, driven by groundbreaking innovations in cell therapies and immune checkpoint inhibitors (ICIs). As the leading class of I-O agents, ICIs continue to be a foundational treatment for various cancers, while emerging therapies like Chimeric Antigen Receptor T (CAR-T) and Natural Killer (NK) cells are offering new avenues for targeted and more effective treatments. The industry is witnessing an unprecedented surge in transactions, with companies focusing on expanding and diversifying their I-O portfolios to include promising candidates across clinical stages. These advancements are setting the stage for a transformative shift in oncology care, with cutting-edge approaches such as targeted antibodies, cancer vaccines, and cell therapies taking center stage in the fight against cancer.

Which Megatrends Will Enable Your Organization to Thrive in 2040?

The economic landscape is experiencing transformative shifts, fueled by breakthroughs in advanced technologies like artificial general intelligence (AGI), quantum computing, and the emergence of new growth centers in Asia and Africa. These advancements are transforming industries, economies, and societies, pushing businesses to rethink how they operate and grow. AGI and quantum computing are not just technological innovations — they are disruptive forces reshaping everything from supply chain optimization to human-computer interaction. Simultaneously, Africa and Asia are emerging as the next economic powerhouses, bringing new opportunities for investment, talent, and innovation.