There is no doubt that data is the most important commodity of the modern age, much like oil was in the 1970s. But the comparison is too simplistic - and for India, the differences betwee...
It's a fine line trying to maintain citizen privacy when using data. But, Indian cities have identified a model that can maximize both privacy and efficiency.
The APAC region's mobile industry is the biggest contributor to the global economy.
As more people demand privacy and control over their identity data, a new wave of businesses are rethinking the way their products are designed and brought to market. These trust-first bu...
The digital economy is revolutionizing the way we travel, and posing new challenges for tourist destinations as a result. Luckily, however, it can also be the answer to these issues. Here...
Emerging economies are projected to surpass mature economies in overall generation of data by 2020. The volume of healthcare data, one of the fastest growing segments of data, is estimate...
A 20-minute virtual reality game can capture 20 million data points about the player - and yet the collection and use of this information is, as yet, unregulated. Last year, a group of pr...
“Data collaboratives,” are when participants exchange personal data for the public good. They can enhance society and improve A.I. but they must be implemented the right way.
Creative industries have been opened up by big data. Analysis shows that there is an alarming amount of gender inequality.
Advancements in big data can better predict increasingly complex disasters in the Asia-Pacific region and limit their impact on vulnerable people.
Cancer treatment is not one-size-fits-all. Thanks to medical advancements, people receiving a cancer diagnosis might have many potential treatment options, ranging from established, “trie...
Ransomware costs around $1 billion each year, and for those who find themselves under attack the question is: to pay or not to pay? There is no one-size-fits-all answer - so what factors ...
There will be no 'new Silicon Valley' – but there are a pack of up and coming cities with thriving ecosystems for start-up ventures.
Developing countries are hampered by a lack of large datasets for AI, machine-learning algorithms and deep learning neural networks. What if we could solve the shortfall through pacts?
In a ranking of the world's 25 most competitive economies, Singapore now comes top - and the UK has dropped three places to 23.
