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Trends we’re watching in 2025:
- The impact of president-elect Donald Trump’s second term on federal IT spending
- The impact of pesident-elect Trump’s proposed DOGE on federal IT contractors
- How the adoption of AI/GenAI technologies will proceed in federal fiscal 2025 (FFY25)
- The federal IT M&A market
- Whether the bull market that has characterized federal technology spending over the last three to four years will continue in FFY25
- Whether the federal IT labor market will continue to cool in 2025 i competition for talent
- The continuing evolution of alliance relationships between federal systems integrators and commercially focused providers of cloud, analytics and other emerging technologies
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The Stargate Project: A Manhattan Project for the AI era
/by Alex Demeule, Research AnalystBeing the largest single technology endeavor in recent history, the Stargate Project will have a notable influence on the budding AI market, and in TBR’s opinion, no company stands to benefit more than OpenAI. OpenAI’s ultimate goal is to reach AGI, which the company defines as “highly autonomous systems that outperform humans at most economically valuable work.” While estimates about when OpenAI will reach this goal vary widely, the Stargate Project fulfills a critical requirement in the pursuit of AGI, making OpenAI a top contender to reach AGI before other firms.
Infosys’ Future: Scaling GenAI and SLM Innovation to Drive Growth and Stakeholder Trust
/by Bozhidar Hristov, Principal AnalystDeveloping a client-ready AI-first portfolio is not a strategy unique to Infosys, but keeping pace with the rapidly evolving generative AI (GenAI) market highlights the company’s appetite for innovation and helps it strengthen stakeholder trust. Over the past 24 months, a large portion of vendor-client discussions focused on experimenting with developing and running large language models (LLMs), often fed with either public or nonessential data. Growing adoption of the technology has introduced the need for developing SLMs that are either function or industry specific.