Wipro’s Tech Trends for 2025

Wipro’s Tech Trends for 2025 report highlights key technology trends that are poised to transform industries and shape the future of enterprises. As technology increasingly mirrors human behaviour, with disruptive scale and speed, enterprises are set to accelerate the integration of AI and other advanced technologies to unlock significant business value.

A global team of experts in Wipro Lab45 focuses on incubating emerging tech and client-centric innovations. This report draws on insights from clients, partners, startups, academia, and studies by Wipro Lab45 Research.

1. The Emergence of Agentic Enterprises

Imagine a future where AI Agents autonomously make decisions and collaborate to achieve business goals once they are assigned roles and provided with the business context. In 2025, enterprises will reimagine business processes and value streams with AI Agents, while taking into consideration the practical and ethical challenges. In the coming years, AI Agents will generate new revenue streams, innovate business processes across industries, boosting profitability, operational efficiency, and customer experience. Humans will increasingly take on roles where they set up agentic teams, plan agentic workflows, and validate work done by AI Agents.

2. The Rise of Autonomous Machines

The idea of Software Defined capabilities, which originated with cloud technology, has now evolved across various machines like vehicles and robots. In 2025, software defined machines will be powered by AI & ML and make informed decisions. We will witness an increase in autonomous machines with over-the-air (OTA) updates. Autonomous industrial robots will proliferate, and Software Defined Medical Devices will evolve towards autonomous preventive maintenance and self-healing with minimal human intervention and down time. Telecom and Network Equipment Providers will embark on the maturity roadmap for Autonomous Networks providing bandwidth on demand.

3. The Maturing of Industry Cloud

AI-powered industry cloud solutions will mature. Industry Cloud Platforms will feature pre-built Industry AI models and tools optimized for common industry-specific needs. These platforms will also bring crucial capabilities like the integration of industry-relevant data sources, data privacy, security, and compliance. We will see increased collaboration and governance by industry-tech consortiums to unlock value from data across value networks with AI.

4. Smart World Interactions

The usage of extended reality (XR) will increase. In this evolving landscape, multimodal AI will seamlessly integrate into real-world human interactions and navigation. Technology will become more intuitive and responsive to human needs including security and privacy, offering enterprises new opportunities to elevate customer experiences and empower employees. For example, spatial computing will augment customer service, buyer experiences, traveler experiences, patient-provider interactions, and remote work. XR and AI powered solutions for inspection and preventive maintenance will impact safety and environmental protection in addition to operational efficiency.

5. The Democratization of Data

Augmented Analytics will enable citizen users to gain access to intelligent insights from ready-to-use data visualizations for faster and informed decision making. Data marketplaces will grow across industries and industry ecosystems to unlock new revenue streams. Enterprises will navigate the unstoppable wave of data democratization. They will need to address the widespread concerns associated with AI bias, copyright protection, data privacy, and data security. ROI from AI will demand superior data quality with industry and business context.

6. Acceleration in Blockchain

Blockchain has re-emerged as a robust and transformative technology, leading to decentralised internet. Blockchain infrastructure is expected to complement digital commerce infrastructure as people globally transact financially on the internet. Many countries have set up CBDC (Central Bank Digital Currencies) and RLN (Regulated Liability Networks), with many more planning to do so. While financial institutions lead the way, almost all industries will enjoy the benefits of traceability, increased security, inbuilt trust, and transparency among members. We will see an acceleration in adoption in 2025 as both the technology and regulations mature to mitigate impediments to adoption to realise the undisputed benefits of the blockchain.

7. Preparing for Quantum Computing

Enterprises will gear up for the Quantum Era with Quantum Computing as a Service (QCaaS). The immediate priority for global enterprises will be to prepare for post-quantum cryptography. Biopharma and chemical industries will be early adopters of Quantum Computing with applications in molecular modeling, predictive analytics, and drug design. Enterprises will also need to consider the regulatory guidelines & ethical practices evolving around this cutting edge technology.

8. Cyber Resilience

With disruptive technologies like AI and Quantum computing enterprises will redefine cyber resilience. Enterprises will use AI-powered cybersecurity solutions for protection from AI-based risks. Real-time analysis, pattern recognition, and predictive defence capabilities will combat new and sophisticated cyber threats such as deepfakes, social engineering, cyber-attacks, data poisoning, and AI model theft.

9. Sustainable Tech

Sustainability is of strategic importance to global enterprises. The focus will be on using AI and non-AI systems to optimize resource usage, reduce waste, and improve energy efficiency. AI will augment existing solutions in telemetry and visual analytics for sustainability. However, the AI-Tech remains resource intensive. Energy consumption by AI and the proliferation of data centres are major concerns, and efforts are underway to make the AI stack more sustainable from silicon to software.

2025 promises to be a year of high-velocity technology disruptions, offering new opportunities and presenting unprecedented challenges. The future belongs to enterprises that embrace technology and disruption, responding swiftly by collaborating with partners like Wipro to innovate.

About the Authors

Hitarshi Meenketu Buch

Hitarshi has over 2 decades of experience in IT architecture, consulting, design and implementation using blockchain, API, SOA, BPM and Java/J2EE technologies. In his current role, as a Chief Architect in the office of CTO, he is responsible for Wipro DICE ID platform as well as formulating strategy and incubating emerging technologies.

Varun Dube

Varun Dube is the Head of Tech Strategy at Wipro. He is a seasoned technology consultant, advising CXOs on transformative business outcomes. With a deep understanding of emerging technologies and their potential to disrupt industries, Varun drives innovation and digital transformation for Wipro clients . His expertise in crafting and executing technology strategies, combined with his focus on emerging tech and co-innovation, helps organizations achieve sustainable growth and competitive advantage.

Sandhya Arun

Sandhya Arun is the Chief Technology Officer at Wipro. She has led key initiatives in digital transformation and AI, supporting client success and business growth. Sandhya has extensively published and presented her insights on experience design, digital transformation, and artificial intelligence in various industry and expert fora. Sandhya emphasizes leveraging emerging technologies for societal benefit and leads the Women in Tech initiative. Her 30-year career spans roles in Technology Consulting, Cloud and Engineering Transformation, Digital Commerce and Marketing, and Human-Centric Design.