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The island of Nurai in Abu Dhabi has recently installed a floating solar power plant that is set to have a capacity of 80 kilowatts
Technology
Following China’s recent announcement that it plans to issue its own digital currency, officials in Japan have called on their government to do the same
Technology
With more than 7,700 cases of the virus now confirmed in China, technology companies and manufacturing plants are temporarily closing their East Asian offices
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Artificial intelligence has the power to completely revolutionise the organ-donation process, but ethical considerations must be taken into account
Technology
Data-sharing initiatives must be designed and handled responsibly to ensure data privacy concerns are taken into account. When applied successfully, they offer huge potential for a variety of industries
Technology
All over the world, rural areas are witnessing rapid demographic decline – many are already completely abandoned. Arresting this trend and attracting people back to the countryside won’t be easy, but technology might hold the key
Business
Marc Sanderson outlines Malaga’s smart city innovations and benefits for businesses and citizens alike
Technology
Digital health futurist Maneesh Juneja and medical imaging innovator Mark Punyanitya discuss the future of healthcare and accessibility
Technology
Everything that we do is experience, but more and more businesses are using technology to understand and enhance it
Technology
The New Economy asks three businesses at SAPPHIRE NOW 2019 how they’re using technology to deliver best in class experiences for their stakeholders
Governments within the developed world must re-evaluate their current economic systems in order to drastically cut carbon emissions at the source
Recent studies reveal it is no longer viable for insurers to back the coal industry due to the associated climate risks. This has the potential to herald a positive move away from fossil fuels altogether
China’s Three Gorges Dam, a project so large it has affected the speed of the Earth’s rotation, is capable of generating huge quantities of renewable energy. It has also caused social and environmental disruption to the local area
Creating solutions to climate change will require nations to cooperate in meaningful ways. Fortunately, some firms are now offering individuals and companies ways to close the gap while governments catch up
Climate change and mental health are among two of society’s most pressing issues. WSP’s Future Ready programme aims to tackle both problems head-on
Stratence Partners works with organisations of all sizes to help them increase their profit margins, market share and the value they can deliver to their respective industries
The World Economic Forum Annual Meeting will return to Davos in 2020 to discuss the major issues facing the planet. If the showpiece event is to command the attention it craves, though, it will need to start finding some solutions to long-standing problems
As a thriving smart city with a wealth of culture and enviable climate, Málaga is ideal for employees and businesses
As environmental crises wreak havoc across the globe, consumers are demanding more from the business world. In turn, companies are waking up to the fact that maximising shareholder profits is no longer the be-all and end-all
When OpenAI developed software powerful enough to write hyper-realistic fake news, it decided not to release it to the public for fear it could be exploited. But then, two graduates built a version of the program using the original code, prompting debate on ownership in the murky world of open-source code
Facebook users will now be able to control whether websites and apps collect their data. The new feature will be rolled out globally in the coming months
Ushering in a new age of eco-friendly architecture is no easy task. The construction industry is notoriously averse to change, but the sector must adapt if it is to reduce its huge carbon footprint
