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Most of All, You Need a Junkyard
It would be smart if we could incentivise up-and-coming players to compete on ideas and execution, rather than on who’s got the bigger machine.
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Hello Tomorrow 2024 : the Good, the Bad & the Ugly
There’s a lot to like about Hello Tomorrow. What attracts me the most has to do with its tonality.
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Trusted Execution Environment
The other day I got a whiff of what it must have been like to have been part of the golden age of ARPA and NASA.
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Atomic Swing : A Brief History of the Shifting Swedish Nuclear Policy
Public discourse is swinging back into favouring nuclear power, but this time there’s a visionary mismatch between politicians and scientists.
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Not Deployed Here
In startup parlance, one could say that America is failing to capture enough of the value it creates.
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Missing Piece of the Fusion Puzzle : Novatron and the Return of Open Field Line Confinement
It’s not trivial to make fusion work, but a real breakthrough is now in the making, and it’s happening at KTH.
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Disruption Disrupted : How Big Tech Keeps Innovative Startups at Bay
Everyone who read Clayton Christensen *knows* that startups will eat incumbents for breakfast. That’s why they call it disruption!
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Preparing For the Next War : Carlota Perez on Why the Future Won’t Look Like the Past
Reading Carlota Perez feels like looking at one of those images doctors use to diagnose colour blindness; where before there was just a jumble of dots, patterns emerge.
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Stockholm We Have a Problem : Public Sector IT Failures and the Case for Open Source
Sweden has become a unicorn factory and programming is one of the most common occupations, but successful IT-projects are rare outside of the private sector.