544 research outputs found
The race for sustainability
No full textSustainability is the biggest challenge of the 21st century; without it, human civilization will be unable to continue. This chapter explores the relationship of computing technologies to sustainability
Climate change is here to stay, so we'd better prepare for it
No full textClimate change is moving faster that we are. If we want to turn the tide, we will have to speed up
The race for sovereignty
No full textAs geopolitical lines are shifting, world regions want to become less dependent on the rest of the world
AI for a better society
No full textThe impact of computing on all aspects of life is tremendous, and artificial intelligence will have an even bigger impact. We can no longer imagine a life without computing. As usual, there are positive and negative effects
Europe should be the humans-first continent
No full textThe three largest economies in the world are the United States, the European Union and China. They are roughly based on three different philosophies: companies-first, people-first and government-first
The position of Europe in the world
No full textEurope is currently no superpower in computing, but it is never too late to try to become one
COVID-19 is more than a pandemic
No full textFighting the COVID-19 pandemic is a good rehearsal for tackling the global challenges the world will have to face in the 21st century. If we are smart, we can learn a lot from it
Everything as a service
No full textDematerialization and the “as-a-service” (XaaS) business model are a strong business trend. They are key to reducing the carbon footprint of the economy
Everything as a service
No full textDematerialization and the as-a-service (XaaS) business model are a strong business trend. They are key to reducing the carbon footprint of the economy
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