
Davos 2022: What to read on Agenda
Essential reading ahead of discussions at Davos 2022 - where leaders will come together to find global solutions to address unprecedented global challenges.
Essential reading ahead of discussions at Davos 2022 - where leaders will come together to find global solutions to address unprecedented global challenges.
There is an historic opportunity for the energy transition if we reconcile supply security with decarbonization, more renewables and sector coupling tech.
Digital technologies can save the world, but business leaders need to use them responsibly to address global issues such as social inequalities and climate change.
SMEs in the Gulf lag behind their global counterparts in terms of economic output. Here are three ways digitization can drive a vibrant SME sector in the Gulf.
Technology rules are increasingly fragmented across regions, but agile governance can create a nimbler and more adaptive approach to regulation.
Homes around the world are getting smarter. Data from Statista estimates that over 130 million households are home to at least one smart speaker.
Technological innovations can help cut the carbon footprint of our energy-hungry world by raising energy efficiency and furthering climate change studies.
Artificial intelligence is already part of public life, but its increasing use carries an environmental cost and could widen the global digital divide.
The World Bank is supporting national colleges in the Eastern Caribbean to embrace the metaverse and help improve collaboration and learning at school.
TradeTech could overhaul and enhance how countries exchange goods and would benefit both businesses and consumers. But, for now, policy barriers remain.
'Shared Interest', a new artificial intelligence technique, could help a user easily uncover concerning trends in a model’s decision-making - like when deciphering photos with background ...
Digital technologies have played a crucial role in helping firms weather the worst of the COVID shock, including contactless payments and online technologies.
These robots can carry out tasks that we either couldn’t or wouldn’t want to do.