India
By 2027, India will have nearly a million millionaires
According to a recent report, there will be 950,000 millionaires in the country in less than ten years.
Having lived in four very different countries—India, England, Singapore, and the US—Ananya is obsessed with how tech empowers people from all walks of life. Prior to Quartz, she interned with the Verge, CNNMoney, Inc.com, and the Hindustan Times. Ananya holds a bachelor's degree in economics and journalism from New York University, and speaks Hindi, Bengali, and Spanish. When awake and not at work, you'll find her dancing or eating. You can follow her @ananya_b94
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Artificial Intelligence
India hopes to become an AI powerhouse, with inspiration from China
The Indian Government has announced a new programme on AI as well as increased funding.
India
This Indian delivery station is run by the hearing-impaired
Inside an Amazon delivery station in India run by the hearing-impaired.
India
India's women are choosing to go to worse colleges than men
For their own safety, Indian women are choosing to go to worse colleges than men.
India
The Indian government wants to take on Uber and Ola
The Indian government is planning to launch it's own ride-hailing app, competiting with Uber and Ola.
Fourth Industrial Revolution
These are the places with the fastest internet in the world
A new report from Akamai looks at where internet speeds are highest.
How an anti-gravity suit is saving the lives of new mothers
A garment originally made for astronauts is saving the lives of new mothers in developing countries.
Health and Healthcare
This USB stick is helping tackle one of the world's biggest killers
Researchers at Imperial College London have developed a USB stick that can measure the presence and amount of HIV in a person’s blood.
Africa
Machine learning and game theory is helping fight elephant poaching
A system combing game theory and machine learning is helping rangers in Uganda tackle elephant poachers.
Fourth Industrial Revolution
This smart tattoo can turn into a touchpad
Researchers from MIT and Microsoft have developed an interactive temporary tattoo.