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“Light Speed Is Not Fast Enough”
Advanced digital services require innovative infrastructures and a political environment that allows building them. Timotheus Höttges, CEO of Deutsche Telekom, talks about the missing links for today’s connectivity demands and the…
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Are We Out of the Woods?
Europe’s leadership in creating advancements for our society has faded away in the last years. The U.S. and China are way ahead of us in using the grand opportunities that…
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The Feeling Machine
The Latin phrase “Cogito, ergo sum” means “I think, therefore I am.” For decades authors and directors have dreamed about the self-aware machine, letting their imagination run high. With AI…
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Gabriel Pushes Europe To Take Bigger Risks
One of the early highlights of DLD Munich 2018 was the panel with German Vice-Chancellor and Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel (SPD). He started his speech about Europe’s digital future with a little…
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Africa Is Building Tech for the Real Economy
Long neglected by investors, Africa is quickly catching up in the race for digital transformation. This expert panel discussion with Fatoumata Bâ (Janngo Capital), Stéphan-Éloïse Gras (Digital Africa) and Khaled Ben Jilani (AfricInvest) illustrates the enormous opportunities for startups, founders and their...
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This Way to the Universe
NASA’s celebrated James Webb Telescope recently discovered spiral galaxies which were born almost 14 billion years ago, shortly after the big bang – the beginning of the universe as we know it. Clearly these are exciting times for scientists studying space. In...
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