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Did Tesla just make solar power mainstream?

By Adam Tinworth

We need power for our digital lives. Did Tesla just announce tech that could make widespread adoption of photovoltaics feasible? It rather looks like it did…
Mobileye: Tesla’s Autopilot isn’t a self-driving car system

By Adam Tinworth

After the Autopilot system in Teslas has been blamed for deaths, the software provider is fighting back against accusations made against it.
Tesla’s Autopilot: a potentially dangerous distraction from true autonomous cars

By Adam Tinworth

As Tesla's Autopilot comes under scrutiny, are we finding a dangerous middle grounding autonomous car tech?
Fatal Tesla Model S crash – are we ready for computer-driven death?

By Adam Tinworth

Two months ago, a Tesla Model S driver died when the car's Autopilot failed to notice a truck. And people are freaking out.
David Mattin: the merger of the physical and digital will fuel innovation for decades

By Adam Tinworth

A confluence of technologies is blurring the line between the physical and the digital, between the real and the representational. David Mattin introduces the next epoch of humanity…
Apple didn’t launch a headset: it released a spatial computing platform

By Adam Tinworth

Apple Vision Pro, the first headset from the company, isn’t a Metaverse device. It’s Apple’s first true spatial computing product.
Amazon, the pioneer of horizontal and vertical integration

By Martin Recke

Amazon has pioneered a dual strategy of both horizontal and vertical integration. The next Amazon will need a different approach.
The biggest investment opportunity in history

By Martin Recke

Climate change is a big challenge, but it comes with a huge investment opportunity. It's still the early days.
Benedict Evans: The Great Unbundling

By Adam Tinworth

You don't understand business any more. The great unbundling has changed everything, and Benedict Evans is here to explain how.
Is sustainable digitalisation possible?

By Adam Tinworth

Research into Bitcoin's eye-watering carbon footprint has challenged ideas that the virtual is greener. But sustainable digitalisation is possible, if we make smart choices.
What 2020 Taught Us About Post-Capitalism

By David Mattin

One big truth about 2020? In the aftermath of the pandemic, we should never see capitalism in the same way again. Here are three powerful dimensions of that perspective shift.
Video communication, the big 5, facial recognition and yes, flying cars

By NEXT Conference

Every week we take a closer look at the new normal and talk about changing behaviours that are forming in these strange times around the globe, and which of them might last.
Revisiting The Great Reset

By Martin Recke

Did we waste a whole decade? This sobering thought comes to mind after revisiting Richard Florida's 2010 book “The Great Reset”.
New models of global cooperation are needed: what we learnt from David Mattin

By Adam Tinworth

How do we turn a moment of crisis into a moment of opportunity? Our new weekly show explored new models of global co-operation as we rebuild our economies.
Is Capitalism having a mid-life crisis?

By Martin Recke

The future of capitalism depends on what's scarce and what's abundant, and who owns the means of production. Let's talk about the new scarcities: attention and experience.
The road to decarbonised energy is paved with… stories?

By Adam Tinworth

Too much of the climate change discussion is taken up with doom and gloom. We need to start telling more inspiring stories of our green energy future.
Business Volatility: three steps to surviving global change

By Adam Tinworth

Rapid and unpredictable changes in technology are turning business management into a rollercoaster - here's how to cling on, and enjoy the ride…
VR has made us blind to the true potential of spatial computing

By Adam Tinworth

We’ve been brainwashed by the movies of the 80s and 90s to think that spatial computing will be delivered via glasses. It’s time to open our eyes to this technology’s true potential.
David Mattin: New technologies and the search for meaning

By Adam Tinworth

The last wave of tech failed because it didn’t account for humanity. If we remember our higher order needs, says David Mattin, we’ll build better tech in future.
China and the power of a billion

By Martin Recke

Digital and automotive markets are going to merge, with digital going automotive and automotive getting increasingly digital. And China is well positioned to take advantage of this megatrend.
Autonomous cars can fix road deaths – if we don’t rush them onto the roads too fast

By Adam Tinworth

In recent weeks, autonomous cars have been responsible for the deaths of a pedestrian and a driver. Are we moving too fast with this innovation?
Can Innovation get us out of the current mess?

By Martin Recke

Do we need more innovation? Do we need less, or slower innovation? Or do we need other kinds of innovation?
Will there be a mobility backlash, too?

By Alexander Cohrs

Will the tech backlash drive the self-driving, electric car revolution off the roads, too? Or are there fundamental differences in how this market operates?