The Challenges of the Digital Transformation in a Changing World Order
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Europe claims it is not lagging: two out of three Nobel prizes in quantum this year and the continent hosts the largest public quantum program and many startups and unicorns tied to payments because of its open payment area built two decades ago. A new US–EU Trade and Technology Council coordinates human‑centric AI, quantum encryption and “tech for good” projects. Policymakers push open operating systems for cars and digital twins, arguing decentralised Web3/4.0 architectures will favour diffused innovation.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Digital transformation challenges
- 0:57Relevance today
- 2:02Web 4.0 future
- 3:47Three models
- 6:40Europe’s paradox
- 7:01Web 2.0 to 4.0
- 8:47Big tech cracks
- 10:09US vs EU agendas
- 11:35Innovation ecosystems
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