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A reading list from the Capgemini Research Institute – Issue 2

Capgemini

Blockchain for Social Impact , Stanford Business School. A really interesting study of “Blockchain for good” with many projects that are leveraging blockchain to drive social impacts. But we find a paucity of good careers for workers without significant post-secondary training.” Have you heard of BanQu?

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From crypto trading and home workouts to EV batteries and microLED displays, CES’ Taiwan startups cover a wide range of tech

TechCrunch

To reduce trader risk, it uses smart contracts on the blockchain so traders only need to pay developers when they get profits. It has collected hundreds of thousands of driver images to train its AI system’s deep neural net for analyzing driver behavior. It can train AI models in parallel or distributed models on multiple GPUs.

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After a record year for Israeli startups, 16 investors tell us what’s next

TechCrunch

Any area that is exposed to mass physical engagement (pockets in travel, food, sports, etc.) Cyber, automotive. Blockchain is a difficult sector because it lacks a clear regulatory environment, subsequently raising many questions. What are the opportunities startups may be able to tap into during these unprecedented times?