If you'd like to read more about the history of technological sovereignty (attempts), this ongoing collection sites more.
#DigitalSovereignty#History
https://t.co/riIeJgvg2K
If you were to migrate platforms, where would you go?
I’d love to move Shift Print to where academics, policy makers and other researchers are having healthy discussions.
Currently looking at Substack but not sure. LI is not optimal either.
After nine years of research, the world is getting its first #quantum processor akin to a classical computer chip - which is thanks to the @silicon_quantum team. @NaturePortfolio
https://t.co/pxxEzg3Awl
Quantum computing has gotten a lot of attention in (geo)politics, venture capital and from civil society and encryption activist groups.
Here are some learnings after a deep dive on the topic.
- Quantum annealers: these achieve quantum effects in especially prepared materials.
Modern applications directly manipulate qubits via an analog set up. A true quantum computer, on the other hand, uses gates to process qubits.
@ClarkSP @ansgar_baums @KASonline DS itself is a big, big term
https://t.co/8Gog4e9PEH
Also CC @daniellambach's latest work diving deeper into its meeting specifically in 🇩🇪 politics and uses
Two years ago I discovered scholarship arguing that AI is creating a new colonial world order. The idea haunted me & pushed me to investigate. Today I begin to release my findings: a culmination of reporting across five continents. Here’s my introduction. https://t.co/NlPAQDVpuR
Besides the economic and the military, technology is the third front where the war is taking place. A short piece on regionalisation and the future of the global tech stack.
https://t.co/syqhZ7VUuu