[ad_1] When Jack Hidary discovered coding at the age of 12, he was immediately fascinated by what computers could do to connect the world. And he has never lost that curiosity. Today, Hidary is CEO of SandboxAQ, which creates enterprise solutions that bring together AI and quantum technology – an emerging field of physics and […]
[ad_1] When the going gets tough, the tough get going. And Rebecca Skinner, CEO of Services Australia, completely personifies this saying. Having taken the role in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic, she had to learn fast and build a team to handle future emergencies quickly and efficiently. And that’s exactly what she did. Before
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[ad_1] For all their pulse-quickening thrills and burbling, barking theatrics, there comes a moment during your time behind the wheel of any supercar where the excitement and discomfort scales begin to tip in entirely the wrong direction. Nobody really likes to admit it, but it’s true. And it inevitably arrives when you’re clattering along in
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[ad_1] Developments in AI have advanced rapidly in the last few years. For the lightning-speed growth needed for the future, however, a revolution in chip technology must occur. And Vaysh Kewada, CEO and Co-Founder of United Kingdom-based Salience Labs, is working on a match to start that fire: a chip with the potential to continually
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[ad_1] Over a century ago, in 1919, a father and son duo in Brussels spotted a gap in the market for the production and distribution of raw ingredients for bakers and confectioners. Their business would become known as Puratos and would develop a reputation for innovative solutions for the health and wellbeing of people everywhere
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[ad_1] Higher yields with fewer resources. That’s the challenge that farmers around the world are trying to solve. According to data from the United Nations, global food insecurity has reached 29 percent, which means more than one billion people are facing the issue. Considering that the world’s population is expected to reach 10 billion by
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[ad_1] In an insurance landscape dominated by international giants, a smaller Australian player is trying to do things differently, breathing new life into what has traditionally been regarded as a rather dull industry. Although founded in 1964 in Melbourne, it is in the last four years that Honan Insurance Group has evolved its approach and
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[ad_1] Those in the market for a used car prize one feature above all others: trust. If a seller is trustworthy, then any worries surrounding the quality or history of the vehicle are immediately quelled. The advent of the private seller’s market via online marketplaces has led to some great deals, but the tradeoff is
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[ad_1] When asked about the most rewarding part of her job, Alex Fevola explains that, to her, it is much more than just a job. “It’s not like it’s work for me. It’s something I’m obsessed with that is actually my hobby as well as my job,” she says. While many of us who work
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[ad_1] Many of the greatest thought leaders like Warren Buffet, Mark Cuban and Bill Gates invest time in reading, whether they glean their information from weekly newsletters, audiobooks or physical books published by industry experts. Like financial wealth, turning reading into a regular habit has a cumulative effect in building your knowledge and expanding your
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