How the World will Change
summary
World population rises toward 9 billion with a third under 15 and 85% of youth in emerging markets, while we now produce more data in two days than humanity did before 2003 and have more mobile phones than people. Examples include wearables that predict heart attacks, a cup that scans nutrients, 3D‑printed prosthetics, and servers built from smartphone chips that are 89% more energy efficient, 80% less space, 77% cheaper; HP runs hp.com on the equivalent of 12 light bulbs. Conservation sensors in 16 rainforests let analytics cover 6,000 sq km in hours instead of months.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:42Digitalisation
- 3:00My Vessel
- 4:05Digital Experiences
- 8:18Ecological Footprint
- 9:09Sustainable Business Models
- 10:35Why is this important
- 13:30Conclusion
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