Dell Technologies Predicts Technology Trend 2025: The Emergence Of Advanced AI Agentik

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JAKARTA - Dell Technologies held Predictions 2025 Media Briefing in Asia Pacific & Japan (APJ), highlighting new trends that are ready to reshape the technology industry in 2025 and beyond.

According to the Global Chief Technology Officer and Chief AI Officer of Dell Technologies, John Roese, all the technologies currently used or in the future, must be related to the AI ecosystem.

"Every technology now allows AI or is possible by AI. We evolve from static and reactive AIs into more dynamic, autonomous, interactive, and in-depth devices that will allow us to go beyond what we have been able to do so far," Roese said.

Roese predicts that the AI Agent, also known as the AI Agent, will be present to signal a paradigm shift in human-AI interactions.

The keyword for 2025 is the Agectic. This is decisive progress in AI technology and will be a catalyst for significant progress in the way we approach AI architecturally," he explained.

According to him, the more mature the Generative AI is, which eventually creates sophisticated AI agents that are able to operate autonomously, communicate in natural language, and collaborate smoothly with both humans and AI agents.

These specialized agencies will have a variety of skills, which will change the industry and revolutionize the workflow. Marrs voiced this sentiment, stating,

However, when it comes to AI, Roese highlights that the real AI potential lies in its connections with other new technologies, including AI incorporation in areas such as quantum computing, intelligence edge, Zero Trust security, 6G technology, and digital twins.

"The combined strength of quantum computing and AI will be a game changer for many industries," explains Roese.

Not to forget, Roese also showed broad AI impacts in various industries, ranging from revolutionizing telecommunication network operations to converting PC into an integral part of AI infrastructure.

"In the future, a strong collaboration between humans and AI as well as between humans and humans will be the key to pushing for a shared digital future," concluded Peter Marrs, President, Asia Pacific, Japan, and China Raya, Dell Technologies.