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Future Compute 2022 is over.

From the latest in edge, quantum, 5G, IoT, and AI to what’s emerging in silicon, spatial, the metaverse, and more, Future Compute is an executive summary of computing technology for IT and business leaders tasked with maximizing innovation and technology for success.

Join us on the MIT campus or online from anywhere in the world.

At Future Compute, we’ll explore:

Quantum ComputingHow close is the commercial reality?

The EdgeWhat decisions should be made at the edge, in the fog, and in the cloud?

Artificial IntelligenceCleaner data, smarter algorithms, better decisions

SecurityProtect your data from prying eyes

The MetaverseIs this for real?

Learn from the experts
Amy
Webb
Founder and CEO
Future Today Institute
Jeff
Grover
Research Scientist, EQuS Group
MIT
Jim
Keller
President and CTO
Tenstorrent
Melisa
Tokmak
General Manager, Document AI
Scale AI
Sheldon
Fernandez
CEO
DarwinAI
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Enjoy unparalleled access to our invitation-only speakers, including the most brilliant minds in artificial intelligence and computing technologies from across the world.

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Ask questions live of our speakers and editors, and participate in polls and interactive engagements.

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Network with like-minded attendees, participate in our open forum discussions, and schedule 1:1 private meetings to share insights and ideas.

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Travel to MIT or participate from anywhere. Our hybrid model allows you to attend from anywhere and catch up on a schedule that works for you.

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$650

  • Early access to the virtual event
  • All mainstage content
  • A Future Compute Preview to help you prepare
  • MIT Inside Track sessions with faculty and researchers
  • Peer-to-peer virtual networking and private meetings
  • On-demand access to the Future Compute library
  • One-year Digital subscription to MIT Technology Review
  • The Download, MIT Technology Review's weekday tech newsletter

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In-Person + Online Access
$2595

  • All Online-only benefits

PLUS

  • Exclusive access to the renowned MIT Media Lab
  • Live mainstage presentations
  • Special pre-event content on May 2
  • First-access to Q&A sessions with speakers
  • Two evening receptions
  • Upgraded one-year Print+Digital subscription to MIT Technology Review

We are pleased to offer conference discounts to MIT alumni and other members of the MIT community, academics, non-profit organizations, select affiliate groups, and parties of three or more. A limited number of scholarships are also available. Email us to inquire about your eligibility.

 
 
 

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