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The new Futurum API and MCP Server allow customers to access the vast proprietary research and intelligence, multi-year forecasts directly within the AI tools already in enterprise use; Customers can now execute highly complex workflows, bridging deep technological infrastructure analysis with capital markets strategy in a single, fully traceable agent session
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Austin, Texas, Sept. 10, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Futurum, a leading global technology advisory, media, and research firm, today announced availability and access to Futurum API and MCP (Model Context Protocol) Server. This strategic launch makes the firm’s highly sought-after proprietary intelligence and research instantly retrievable directly within the AI environments where customers already operate.
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The same in-demand intelligence that powers Futurum Intelligence Platform is now a single ‘call away’. A decade-long worth of data points produced by Futurum is accessible within a key. One such key reaches more than 10 million data points across Futurum’s market models and decision-maker surveys — more than any analyst could read, and a single question for an agent.
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To learn more and request your access, visit Futurum API.
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“We built the Futurum Intelligence Platform to give our customers one place to work with the massive amount of data. This extends it to everywhere else they work,” said Daniel Newman, CEO of Futurum. “The research quality they’re accustomed to, same rigor, now retrievable by the systems our customers make decisions with. The forecast you cite in a board deck should be the one we published as recent as this morning, with the source attached”.
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Futurum API is designed to integrate seamlessly into the AI and development tools enterprise teams already use. Access is enabled organization-wide and designed for self-serve deployment.
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The Futurum API is how systems retrieve the research: a standard interface callable from any language or stack. The Futurum MCP Server is how AI assistants connect to it, built on the Model Context Protocol, the open standard for connecting AI applications to external data. One key covers both.
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The MCP Server is already compatible with the following AI ecosystems, with more about to become available:
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Available
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- Anthropic: claude.ai, Claude Desktop, Claude Code
- OpenAI: ChatGPT, Codex
- Google: Antigravity
- Microsoft: GitHub Copilot
- Cursor
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Coming Soon
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- Google: Gemini Enterprise
- Microsoft: Microsoft 365 Copilot
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Standing behind its time-to-value promise across these integrations, Futurum provides a ‘cookbook’ of worked examples—covering market forecasts, decision-maker data, published reports, and Signal insights—that teaches a customer’s AI assistant the shape of the data so the very first session starts from a working question.
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“Our customers moved their work into AI tools faster than any roadmap accounted for, and we met them there,” said Deepak Surana, Chief Product Officer of Futurum. “There are no endpoints to learn. You ask the question you would have asked an analyst — which vendors are winning in data-center silicon this wave — and the answer arrives in the tool you are already working in, with our research behind it. That changes what research is for. It stops being a place you go and becomes part of how the work gets done.”