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Siemens CEO shares insights on emerging technology innovation trends”

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07/06/2025

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In a wide-ranging interview with China’s Bastille Post (via CCTV), Busch emphasizes four major innovation trends reshaping industry: circular economy, AI-native systems, quantum computing, and fusion. He observes AI agents penetrating all markets and predicts future managers will oversee both humans and AI—while also highlighting the importance of resource recycling and sustainability.

Link: Bastille Post – Siemens CEO shares insights on emerging technology innovation trends 

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