BAE’s trials a molecular assembler that one day will grow drones in the field
WHY THIS MATTERS IN BRIEF Growing your own products just became a thing. If you needed to be convinced just how fast technology is progressing then think of this. For Millennia humans have assembled individual, pre crafted components together to make products of every shape and form. In 1986...
JLR turns UK motorways into a test track for autonomous cars
WHY THIS MATTERS IN BRIEF V2x will revolutionise the worlds transportation systems. Jaguar Land Rover has announced the launch of a 40 mile “living lab” on public roads in the UK to support the development of its Connected and Autonomous Vehicle (CAV) technology and to hasten and support the transition from...
CIO Insight Series: Getting supplier relationships to work
CIO’s are becoming increasingly entrepreneurial but very few feel their suppliers provide any meaningful value During the course of my interviews with CIO’s over the past couple of years I’ve witnessed the growth of a worrying trend – the fact that many CIO’s feel that their suppliers are becoming...
The banks guide to scouting Fintech
Four of Europe’s largest banks reveal their Fintech scouting strategies To an Entrepreneur attention is oxygen so imagine the electricity that flows through a room when you put thirty budding European Fintech Entrepreneurs in the same room as senior executives from some of the Europe’s largest banks. This was the...
The End of Famine
WHY THIS MATTERS IN BRIEF Technology is getting closer to solving one of the world’s greatest heart aches. Love the Exponential Future? Join our XPotential Community, future proof yourself with courses from XPotential University, connect, watch a keynote, or browse my blog. No industry has had a greater impact on humanity and society as agriculture has and...
CIO Innovation Series: Mark Bramwell, CIO of Oxford Saïd Business School
At first, stepping into Oxford University’s Saïd Business School’s campus, opposite Oxford train station is like stepping into an experience. Designed by Jeremy Dixon and Edward Jones, who also designed the London Opera House, the campus delicately blends classical outdoor architectural design, complete with amphitheatre, columns and cloisters and oak...
