Top 5 Tech Trends 2025

Explore the Future of Technology with ACGSV!

Join Us for ACGSV’s Top 5 Tech Trends Panel – Explore the Innovations Shaping Tomorrow

Silicon Valley continues to lead the charge in innovation, and ACG Silicon Valley is thrilled to present our annual Top 5 Tech Trends event - an exclusive panel discussion spotlighting the transformative technologies redefining industries and the future of business.

This year’s panel will dive into five breakthrough trends poised to make a global impact.

With over 100 senior-level attendees (industry leaders, innovators, and VCs) from companies like Microsoft and SAP to cutting-edge startups, this is a must-attend event for anyone looking to stay ahead of the curve. Join for an evening of thought-provoking conversation and high-level networking.

🔗 Don’t miss your chance to be part of the conversation driving the next era of innovation.

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Mark Niu is a technology reporter and an award-winning screenwriter and playwright. He is a correspondent and podcast host for the brain health site Being Patient and serves as a guest panelist on NBC Bay Area’s Press Here TV show. Mark is a regular contributor for Global Business, a news show on international TV station CGTN America. He’s always on the lookout for innovation, covering such events as CES, Game Developer’s Conference, Augmented World Expo, and a flurry of startup demo days.

For more than three decades, Mark has been a journalist covering global events, providing in depth reporting on the 1997 Hong Kong handover, traveling to North Korea twice where he crossed the DMZ, and interviewing world leaders including the presidents of Taiwan and the Philippines. He was awarded a Foreign Correspondents Human Rights Press Award from Amnesty International for his investigative report on corporal punishment in Indian schools. Mark has helped produce programs for CBS 60 Minutes, Fox News, The NBC Nightly News, The National Geographic Channel, and the Nightly Business Report on PBS. He was a familiar face in Hong Kong where he anchored and reported for the territory’s largest broadcasters, including TVB, Star TV, and Asia Television. Prior to that, Mark served as reporter and anchor at local NBC and ABC affiliates in Wisconsin. 

Mark’s play, Juche Rules, based on his travels to North Korea, was staged at East West Players Theater in Los Angeles and published in the Southern California Review. His short films and documentaries have screened at numerous festivals, including winning best writing and directing awards at the Moondance and Poppy Jasper International film festivals.