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5G network crucial for development of the Internet of Things
Remember those old school "brick" cell phones from the late 1980s popularized by Gordon Gekko's famous walk along the beach in the movie Wall Street? They may look like museum pieces now, but back then they were cutting-edge technology. That was an example of "1G" technology.
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Electric, solar or classic cars: Can car passion be green?
A Lamborghini is not a car. It's a statement. Like every other iconic car, it comes with the aura of a certain lifestyle and uniqueness. And a serious carbon footprint.
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Coronavirus could speed up the workplace (r)evolution
2020 is likely to go down in history as a pivotal year for the 21st century. The coronavirus pandemic has the potential to redefine many of our activities, not least the traditional office workplace.
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Millennial values and technology as a way of life
Millennials are digital natives and technology is seamlessly embedded in their everyday lives. Even the oldest in this cohort can barely remember a time without the internet. As a result, millennials are disrupting traditional business models and are re-defining consumption.
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Tech companies transforming the way we live
Entrepreneurs are driven by a desire to make a difference. In doing so many are developing technology that can transform the way we live. How do investors find these groundbreaking companies?
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Evolution of the mobile phone
Who are the drivers of progress? Individuals who, through observation, questioning the status quo, and thinking outside the box, come up with discoveries and solutions that shift the world's paradigm. We have interviewed one of them – Martin Cooper, the inventor of the cell phone.
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Buildings of the future
Entrepreneurial minds never settle. They always search for improvement, which – before it becomes mainstream – is considered avant-garde. We spoke about the trends in modern architecture with Hani Rashid, a visionary thinker and one of the most important specialists on digital architecture.
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The department store of the future. Shopping in Beijing.
China's new middle class, numbering some 400 million people, will fundamentally change global trade. What are these people buying? How do they approach consumption? We accompany a young Chinese woman as she goes shopping – and catch a glimpse of our own future.
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Loans with the help of satellite images. A start-up solution.
How does a corn farmer in East Africa prove his creditworthiness? A start-up has come up with a solution for connecting remote regions to the rest of the world. The only requirement? A mobile phone.
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AI and healthcare: more personal and more accessible
Artificial intelligence, or AI, has many applications in healthcare. Discover what companies are doing in primary care and fertility medicine, in our series of interviews.
