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Future Compute

 

MIT Technology Review’s
essential event for tech leaders

Future Compute 2023 is over.

Future Compute offers CTOs and IT Leadership the emerging technology and strategy insight required to outpace change and ensure their digital infrastructure aligns to and exceeds business goals.

This year’s conference focuses on the technologies and strategies that foster Digital Dexterity. We’ll dig into hybrid and multi-cloud strategies, security, AI ops, digital culture, the chip wars, artificial intelligence, and of course, Web3 and the metaverse.

What to expect

The Essential Emerging Technology Event


Optimize IT operations while maximizing technology innovation. MIT Technology Review’s Future Compute uncovers the emerging technologies set to become tomorrow’s essential technologies and the tech-forward strategies to run a seamless, cost-effective IT infrastructure today.

For CTOs, CIOs, and IT Decision Makers


Successful IT requires leaders to be change agents, talent scouts, and culture revolutionaries to foster an environment that is dedicated to innovation and the customer experience. Nurture ambition and master the ability to use technology for better business outcomes.

At the Inspirational MIT Campus


Future Compute is hosted on the MIT campus, in the heart of “the most innovative square mile on the planet.” Our speakers are invited, not accepted from unsolicited applications, and they are interviewed unscripted by MIT Technology Review’s award-winning editors. Our attendance is capped, attracting the most curious and innovative minds in technology.

Featured speakers
Manuvir
Das
Head of Enterprise Computing
NVIDIA
Elizabeth
Hackenson
Chief Information Officer
Schneider Electric
Danny
Lange
SVP of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
Unity
Werner
Vogels
CTO
Amazon.com
Katherine
Wu
Venture Partner, Archetype; Research Fellow
Crypto Council for Innovation
Meet the speakers

Agenda overview

Sunday, April 30

Quantum Exploration at MIT

3:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.

When in Rome! In a first for Future Compute, we’re moving out of the conference center and into the classrooms and labs of MIT where we’ll explore the amazing world of quantum computing.

Monday, May 1

Digital Dexterity

9:00 a.m. - 5:05 p.m.

Deliver the technology platforms that drive digital business, and foster a culture that capitalizes on game-changing opportunities.

Learn more

Who attends

ACCENTURE

Chief Research Scientist

AMAZON

Head of Operations & Strategy

BAIDU RESEARCH

Chief Architect

FOUNDERS FUND

Chief Scientist

INTEL CORPORATION

Sr Director, Strategic Technology Initiatives

JPMORGAN CHASE

Executive Director Global Network Services

MANULIFE

VP, Strategy & Transformation

RAYTHEON TECHNOLOGIES

Head of AI/ML Innovation

MASTERCARD

Director, Digital Future

SOGETI

CTO

WALMART

Vice President, Emerging Technology

NEW YORK UNIVERSITY

Vice Provost & Professor

 

Register for Future Compute

Virtual:
Online-only Access

  • Early access to the virtual platform
  • All live mainstage content on May 1
  • Q&A sessions with speakers
  • Ability to download speaker materials
  • Peer-to-peer virtual networking
  • Access to exclusive Technology Review content within the virtual platform
  • On-demand access to the Future Compute library for up to three months
  • One-year Digital subscription to MIT Technology Review
  • The Download, MIT Technology Review's weekday tech newsletter

Hybrid:
In-Person + Online Access

  • All of the virtual benefits

PLUS

  • Limited to 500 attendees for optimal networking with speakers and peers
  • Access to all in-person presentations at the renowned MIT Media Lab
  • “Back to the Lab” experiential programming on April 30
  • Evening networking events on April 30 and May 1
  • First access to Q&A sessions with speakers
  • Upgraded one-year Print + Digital subscription to MIT Technology Review

This year, Future Compute will be held the same week as our popular AI event, EmTech Digital, allowing attendees the opportunity to attend both events at a discounted rate. You can learn more about EmTech Digital by visiting the event website. Attendees may register for the bundle package on either event website.

We are pleased to offer conference discounts to MIT alumni and other members of the MIT community, 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.

 
 
 

Cancellation policy

We understand the return to live events brings many unknowns, and safety is our top priority. Tickets are fully refundable until April 3, or you may choose to apply your payment to another MIT Technology Review event in the same calendar year without penalty. No refunds are offered after April 3, but you may transfer your ticket to another person at any time by providing authorization to us in writing. Email us for all cancellations and transfer requests. Should MIT Technology Review make the decision to not host the in-person event, you will be contacted immediately.

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Attendee code of conduct

We are curating discussions that include a wide range of views on the most significant technologies and trends of the year. We are committed to providing safe, respectful forums – both live and online. By participating in this event, you agree to maintain a respectful environment during all parts of the conference. Violations will be dealt with at the organizer’s discretion and may result in removal from the event. To report an incident, please email us.

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Commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion

We value diversity of ideas and perspectives, both onstage and among our audiences. We strive to include speakers with varied experiences and perspectives, and we offer scholarships to encourage event participation by underrepresented groups and individuals.

Career mentorship

Discounted tickets for early-career professionals are available to those new to the workforce and/or with limited experience in their field. Email us to inquire. Eligibility will be reviewed as inquiries are received, based on industry experience, job title, and other relevant considerations. MIT Technology Review reserves the right to cancel tickets purchased by those that do not qualify.

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