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Gartner Announces Top 10 Strategic Technology Trends for 2027

By Ethan Chen | Oct 21, 2026, 18:40 KST | Based on 7 Korean news reports

Key points

Gartner announced its top 10 strategic technology trends for 2027, titled "trends enterprises should watch," on Oct. 21. According to Techworld News, the selected technologies are large quantitative models, voice reasoning models, world models, AI context platforms, AI coding agent harnesses, AI agent identity, autonomous exposure remediation, sovereign tech, disposable applications and wear as a service.

The outlets commonly pointed out that control is the key as AI becomes more autonomous. VentureSquare reported that Gartner stressed the importance of technology architecture and control systems amid AI autonomy, and Helloti reported that it presented control, security and digital sovereignty as core challenges. EBN reported that the analysis says that as AI evolves to the stage of judging and acting on its own, enterprises must systematically manage agents' access rights and operating structures.

AI Times reported a diagnosis that, as AI generates software faster than people can review it and the spread of AI agents accelerates, it is time for enterprises to directly design the boundaries between organizations, people and machines. VentureSquare wrote that large quantitative models, voice reasoning models and world models expand the scope of AI use from language generation to quantitative analysis, future prediction and simulation of physical environments.

Earlier, on Oct. 16, Datanet reported on a separate Gartner survey. In a survey of about 300 IT infrastructure and operations (I&O) leaders in the U.S. and U.K. conducted over two months from June to July, 57% said agentic AI governance is inadequate. Datanet summarized in its headline that only 20% of companies have policies to stop AI misbehavior.

Sources (in Korean)

Drafted with AI writing tools and published first; Ethan Chen reviews it after publication. Translated from the Korean version.