New hybrid format for the signature computing conference allows attendees to experience the event in-person on the MIT campus or online from anywhere in the world
, /PRNewswire/ — New for 2022, MIT Technology Review will host its annual conference, Future Compute, as a hybrid experience May 3-4. Complementing the esteemed EmTech event series, the two-day Future Compute conference is an executive summary of computing advancements for IT and business leaders tasked with maximizing innovation and technology for success.
Attendees will have access to main-stage sessions, thought-provoking interviews, and live Q&A sessions, and will walk away with trusted strategies, ahead-of-the-curve insights, and the latest information on emerging computing techniques. The in-person experience includes exclusive tours of MIT innovation hubs and onsite networking receptions with speakers and other VIPs at the renowned MIT Media Lab; and all participants will have access to an online event platform for live-streamed content, videos on demand, and interactive discussions.
This year’s conference focuses on a range of topics from the latest in edge, quantum, 5G, IoT, and AI to what’s emerging in silicon, spatial, the metaverse, and more. We’ll explore:
- Quantum Computing—How close is the commercial reality?
- The Edge—What decisions should be made at the edge, in the fog, and in the cloud?
- Artificial Intelligence—Cleaner data, smarter algorithms, better decisions.
- Security—Protect your data from prying eyes.
- The Metaverse—Is this for real?
Future Compute’s invitation-only speakers include:
- Robert Blumofe, CTO and EVP, Akamai
- Jay Gambetta, IBM Fellow and VP, IBM Quantum
- Jim Keller, President and CTO, Tenstorrent
- Katie Nickels, Director of Intelligence, Red Canary
- Daniela Rus, Director, CSAIL, MIT
- Dan Sturman, CTO, Roblox
- Melisa Tokmak, Head of Document Products, Scale AI
- Amy Webb, Founder and CEO, Future Today Institute
The Future Compute Presenting Partner is Intel, an industry leader creating world-changing technology that enables global progress and enriches lives. For additional partnership opportunities, please contact Andrew Hendler at [email protected].
For full conference details, registration, and partnership opportunities visit www.futurecomputemit.com.
Media who would like to cover the event should reach out to [email protected] to learn more about obtaining press credentials.
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