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In this bonus episode of TI:TALKS, your trusted source for tech insights from TechInformed, we take a glimpse into the future! We've gathered short insightful clips from an array of tech voices over the past few months, all answering one poignant question: "What are your 2024 tech trend predictions?" Predictions include the direction of AI post-hype; developments in green tech and sustainability; assessing the future of cybersecurity and defence, and more.

Benedikt Ilg, CEO and co-founder of Flip, discusses the plight of the 'deskless' worker, his plans to make a difference in the world, and starting a business with his best friend at the age of 15. He talks about becaming the solution to a communication problem during his time working for Porsche, and how he made a business out of it.

James Murray, editor-in-chief of BusinessGreen, delves into the current state of green business and corporate sustainability; Why are businesses creating green roles, and what are they? How did the Paris Climate Agreement force businesses to adapt their practices? and What is ‘Greenwashing’? All of this, plus find out what green tech to look out for in 2024!

How the founding member of X.LA, the sister company of games payment provider Xsolla, wants to create ‘a metaverse in every pocket’ –generating opportunities for brands to reach out to Gen-Z gamers with digital swag bags and drops.

The ultra-lowlatency and high bandwidth that 5G brings is enabling a host of new use cases -with enterprisesleading the way, says Daniel O’ Brien HTC VIVE’s general manager.

Head of the OnGo alliance (formerly the CBRS Alliance) David Wright, explains why the 182-strong member group has broadened its scope beyond CBRS band and is now paving the way to provide organisations around the globe with access to ‘uncompromised connectivity’.

Airgain’s CTO Ali Sadri talks about opportunities in the fixed wireless access market and how his firm is aiming to create seamless connectivity within the next generation of mobile networks.

We speak to Future Mobility Ireland CEO Russell Vickers about flying taxis, drones, and Ireland's first Vertiport.