Quantum Computers Could Crack The Cryptography That Underpins Financial Stability
Quantum computers can reach a level of optimization that would crack many of today’s encryption keys in less time than...
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The Race To Vaccinate Sub-Saharan Africa Continues To Fall Behind
Sub-Saharan Africa stands the risk of being exposed to more debilitating strains of the coronavirus(COVID-19) unless the international community steps...
Kagan: How CES 2022 Will Be Successful In Spite Of COVID-19
Are you planning to attend this year’s Consumer Electronics show in Las Vegas in early January? What about your company?...
Is Open RAN A Serious Challenger To The Mobile Infrastructure Market?
With the industry buzzing over the potential for open RAN to overhaul the current status quo in the mobile equipment...
Sharing The Gains Of Automation: The Role Of Fiscal Policy
Careful calibration of spending and tax policies can reduce inequality caused by automation, write NIKOLAY GUEORGUIEV and RYOTA NAKATANI For...
Digital Generations: The Technology Gap Between Seniors, Parents, And Kids
KYLE CHIVERS writes that there’s no sugarcoating the truth that different generations interact with technology differently. For a sweet comparison,...
Five Observations On Nigeria’s Central Bank Digital Currency
Nigeria’s new central bank digital currency, the eNaira, is expected to increase financial inclusion and facilitate remittances but potential risks...
Finland’s Green Building Revolution
With fires, landslides, and floods raging around the world, the climate crisis demands a sea change in how we live...
Not Yet On Track: Climate Threat Demands More Ambitious Global Action
New IMF analysis shows gaps in ambition and policy needed to achieve emissions curbs that contain global warming, writes KRISTALINA...
Fiscal Policy For An Uncertain World
Vaccination has saved lives and helped economic recovery in many countries, but uncertainty remains high amid new virus variants. The...
