McKinsey Technology Trends Outlook 2025

McKinsey & Company· June 20, 2026

McKinsey & Company has released its Technology Trends Outlook 2025, outlining the major technological shifts anticipated for the upcoming year. For the edge computing sector, such reports are critical for identifying cross-industry synergies and infrastructure requirements. The publication aims to provide a roadmap for organizations to prioritize their technology investments and strategic initiatives.

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