Technological Transformation

Let’s redistribute the future: reversing the inverse tech equation

Workers carry a damaged photovoltaic panel inside a solar power plant in Gujarat, India, July 2015.

With the right level of innovation and a new generation of entrepreneurs, we can transform tech inequality. Image: Reuters/Amit Dave

Alice Gast
President, Imperial College London
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