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The Moroccan Renaissance: Bridging continents, cultures and futures

Articles / automotive, Due Diligence, Global trade, Morocco, Northern Africa, renewal energy, solar power, Technology, tourism / 03/2024

Morocco, a nation that unfurls its borders on the northwest corner of Africa, demonstrates the importance and power of strategic positioning and inspired governance. Having managed to circumvent the cultural and economic differences between Africa and Europe, this kingdom has leveraged its unique location to become an important place of trade and innovation. The Strait [...]

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The Baltic Way to Innovation: uniting for technological triumph

Articles / Baltic States, Estonia, European Union, Latvia, Lithuania, Russia, Taiwan, Technology / 03/2024

Located in the northeast of Europe, the Baltic States - Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia - with a combined population of around 6 million people, tell an incredible tale of transformation, resilience and forward-thinking. Although geographically small, these great nations have become significant figures on the European stage, revealing an impressive journey from their Soviet past

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Ten positive events in 2023 – Change? Yes, for the better

Articles / climate, conservation, Due Diligence, Geopolitics, Technology, world economy / 12/2023

It’s the time of year for reflection. Let’s face it, globally, we have been hit hard economically and geopolitically. The Russia–Ukraine war and now the Israeli–Palestine conflict – with the horrendous loss of life and wanton destruction – have impacted families and businesses all around the world. A constant diet of doom and gloom is

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The Cold War tech race to supercomputer AI chatbots

Articles / AGI, AI, ChatGPT, Due Diligence, Geopolitics, SUMMIT, supercomputers, Technology / 06/2023

In the tech Cold War that is unfolding across the world, the development of supercomputer government AI systems is taking centre stage. For countries engaged in the geopolitical competition in the realm of emerging technologies, being top of the AI leader board is now a crucial strategic priority. These systems are designed to enhance national

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Yandex – The Moral Maze

Articles / Due Diligence, Putin, Russian Business, Technology, Yandex / 01/2023

Yandex, ‘The Russian Google’, was hit by sanctions after the EU decided it had played an active role in spreading propaganda at the start of Putin’s war in Ukraine. Yandex’s founder, Arkady Volozh, managed to avoid personal sanctions by leaving the board and selling his shares. For Russians, Yandex was more than just another tech-giant.

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Facial attraction: the perils of invisible data loss

Articles / Facial recognition, Human rights, New York, Technology / 06/2019

Issues of identity and data have been in the news once more recently, and once more for no good reason. In New York, tenants of a New York apartment block are fighting the installation of a system using facial recognition to control access. In Cardiff, a legal challenge is being fought over whether automated facial

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Simulation theory: don’t believe your eyes?

Articles / Simulation theory, Technology / 10/2018

A common area of scientific wondering is the idea of simulation theory: that we are all living in an artificial, created world and that nothing we see is ‘real’. While it may not quite be the case that we are living in the Matrix, on some level in the intelligence and political spheres there are

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Apps for everything: where we should draw a line

Articles / apps, Ransomware, Technology / 09/2018

We have entered an era characterized by digital addiction. Our lives are now tied to technology; everything can be controlled by apps on a phone. Since technology has acquired such a dominant role today, ranging from the use of social media to communicate to asking Alexa to turn on the lights, we should think more

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The Moroccan Renaissance: Bridging continents, cultures and futures

The Baltic Way to Innovation: uniting for technological triumph

Ten positive events in 2023 – Change? Yes, for the better

The Cold War tech race to supercomputer AI chatbots

Yandex – The Moral Maze

Facial attraction: the perils of invisible data loss

Simulation theory: don’t believe your eyes?

Apps for everything: where we should draw a line

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