2010/02/22 - Michael Rozlog interview
Jim McKeeth from Delphi.org has conducted a podcast with Micheal Rozlog, the Delphi product manager. Among other things, Michael talks about the next version of Delphi, which support Windows and Mac OS X targets. There will be a preview for Linux target. Right now, this upcoming version is in beta at select third party developers.

2009/05/18 - Delphi "X" Main Themes
Delphi X is the codename for an upcoming version of Delphi with the following main themes:

• Cross-platform Windows, MacOS X, and Linux.
  Empahsis on creating GUI applications with dbExpress and DataSnapX connectivity
• Other features under consideration for Delphi "X" include:
• Cross-platform componentlibrary
  Limited backward compatibility
• DataSnapX
  The ability to create both Servers and Clients on Windows, Mac, Linux, and Web.

2009/01/07 - The Future of the Delphi Compiler
Nick Hodges has published an article on Developer Network about the future of the Delphi Compiler. In this article, Nick talks about the Compiler Front End (the part that defines what the language is), with the idea to create a new Front End to offer a choice between a new, non-legacy syntax and the older way of coding (read the article to example of legacy syntax). New code would have to be put in a new type of code module (so it looks like there would be no mixing of code, although you may be able to use both kinds of modules in your projects).
Nick also talks about the Compiler Back Ends (one for Delphi, one for C++) which currently produce 32-bit binaries for Windows. A new Back End would be able to produce 64-bit for Windows, and should be shared by both Delphi and C++, and "a bit more flexible with respect to what architecture it targets" (or so Nick writes).
Doing a new Compiler Front End and unified Back End (for both Delphi and C++Builder) will take time. The team plans to release a preview of the 64-bit compiler (just the compiler, not the IDE) in mid-2009, and the final 64-bit version of Delphi should be ready min-2010.