EmTech Future 2026 Goes On Demand as AI Converges With Quantum, Energy and Robotics
EmTech Future 2026 is now on demand, covering AI, quantum, energy and robotics, with subscribers offered 20% off full access at $596 for the complete program.
Summary
As of October 5, 2026, the full three-day EmTech Future 2026 program is available on demand, including every session and conversation. Two featured sessions examine AI convergence: Yossi Matias, vice president and head of Google Research, discusses AI reshaping biology, infrastructure, manufacturing and science, while editors offer subscribers newsroom analysis and previously unpublished insights into emerging technology.
Hartmut Neven, founder and lead at Google Quantum AI, considers quantum computing’s progress and interaction with surrounding systems. MIT vice president for energy and climate Evelyn Wang connects energy, computing, infrastructure and climate technologies, assessing implications for industry and society. Author Cory Doctorow examines how AI is changing work and thought. The wider program covers AI’s industrial impact, quantum’s direction, future energy systems, robotics and the challenges and opportunities created by technological convergence. Subscribers receive a 20% discount, reducing full-program access to $596.
Positives
- The complete three-day EmTech Future 2026 program is now available on demand, including every session and conversation.
- Yossi Matias connects AI advances with biology, infrastructure, manufacturing and scientific research.
- Hartmut Neven examines quantum computing alongside other technological frontiers rather than treating it as an isolated field.
- Evelyn Wang links energy, computing, infrastructure and climate technologies to potential changes across industry and society.
- Subscribers receive a 20% discount on the full program, reducing access to $596.
Risks & concerns
- Full-program access still costs subscribers $596 after the 20% discount.
- Subscriber-only availability limits access to the featured sessions and newsroom insights.
- The preview identifies challenges from technological convergence but provides few details about those risks.
- Most session conclusions remain unavailable without purchasing access to the on-demand program.