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Investors, procurement and programme managers. Judgement on someone else's work: due diligence on hardware platforms and research programmes, critical reviews, funding landscape and shortlists, competitive landscape, and forecasts of where a technology is going.
Foresight. Forecasts and roadmapping Tagged papers: 22.
Cascading Bayesian Choke‑Node Forecasting for Multi‑Era Paradigm Shifts
Strategic planners and technology‑road‑mapping teams must allocate scarce resources across long‑horizon scientific and technological transitions. Existing foresight methods treat each milestone as an independent probabilistic estimate, ignoring the cascading dependency structure that links…
Computing After Silicon: A History-Constrained Forecast of Computing Machine Evolution, 2026-2050
A history-constrained forecast of computing machine evolution 2026-2050. Seven post-silicon candidates assessed; heterogeneous convergence (AI accelerators, quantum co-processors, processing-in-memory) is the central thesis; twelve dated falsifiable predictions registered for 2030-2040.
CFPE Methodology v2.0: Cascading Bayesian Foresight Engine with Historical Back-Casting Calibration
The Cascading Bayesian Foresight Engine (CFPE) methodology for generating and stress-testing long-range paradigm-shift forecasts: Bayesian cascading dependency models, adversarial red-teaming, evidence strength grading, fault-tree decomposition, counterfactual pathway generation, and automated arXiv…
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