Frontier Tech – Breaking out into the future…

Beyond AI, a set of exciting Frontier Technologies have the potential to shape the future – now is the time to learn about them.

While AI is capturing all the attention right now (with some good reason!), there are a set of other Frontier Technologies that will also shape our world in coming years.

Quantum, space, HPC and dual-use are all technologies that will be independently or jointly crucial to the evolution of technology in the next decade – when these breakout technologies are paired up with AI, then the story becomes highly compelling.

We’ve brought together a set of leading industry experts who are instrumental in these spaces, including:

• James Bruegger (Chief Investment Officer at Seraphim Space)
• Kirill Pyshkin (Managing Partner at Quantum Exponential)
• Max Buchan (CEO & Founder of Valarian)

There will be three flash talks, including:

• Magnolia Electronics builds networking chips that handle denser network signals, allowing high per-lane speeds on existing copper infrastructure. Analog hardware cannot be built precisely enough to enable 400G Ethernet speeds. Instead, they use coarse, loosely correlated analog samplers to capture features of the signal, and then use a fully digital neural network to reconstruct the signal.
• Valarian takes an architecture-first approach to provide applications and underlying infrastructure, giving organisations the ability to communicate, coordinate, and compartmentalise—without relying on brittle tools or improvised workarounds.
• SpaceDOTS is enabling the next leap in the space economy by solving its greatest data challenge: understanding and predicting the environments where humanity will expand. They are building and deploying the first comprehensive platform for space environmental intelligence, seamlessly integrating proprietary sensing hardware with advanced data aggregation and AI-driven predictive analytics. Their solution transforms fragmented, raw space data into mission-critical insights that empower smarter mission planning, more efficient spacecraft design, and proactive risk mitigation.

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