The U.S. tech market is forecasted to grow by 3.2% in 2025, reaching $537 billion, up from $520 billion in 2024, unless a trade war arises due to proposed tariffs by President-elect Donald Trump.

However, the potential impact of these tariffs could severely affect sales, with projections indicating a possible two-thirds decline in laptop sales and significant repercussions for game console sales.

In the realm of artificial intelligence, a recent survey revealed that 93% of U.S. adults are familiar with generative AI, and 61% have actively used an AI tool.

The AI retail market is set to expand to $7 billion, driven in part by virtual try-on technology, which is expected to generate $2 billion as 64% of consumers report using AI tools for online shopping.

Gen Z, representing 32% of the global population and 27% of the OECD economic workforce, is the first digital native generation, with 60% of this demographic being early technology adopters in the U.S.

As the modern enterprise evolves, advancements in computing and AI technology are becoming crucial, highlighting the importance of software for maximizing semiconductor performance.

Moreover, various sectors are witnessing advancements towards autonomy, particularly in self-driving vehicles and aircraft.

Human security trends are expected to shape technology's future, focusing on energy transition and infrastructure resilience, with significant investments in nuclear power to support the rising demand for AI.