Sean Randolph, senior director of the Bay Area Council Economic Institute, shares his views on Europe’s ability to innovate and ‘find its way again’.
Can Europe innovate a way out of its ‘lost decade’?
Siemens sets up new innovation and startups unit dubbed ‘next47’, with €1 billion in funding over five years
German engineering powerhouse Siemens today announced that it has set up an innovation unit named ‘next47’ (as the company was founded back in 1847) to “foster disruptive ideas more vigorously and to accelerate the development of new technologies”, more specifically in the fields of artificial intelligence, blockchain, autonomous machines and what it calls ‘decentralized electrification’. […]
The US is no longer the dominant engine of global innovation, and Europe will overtake it – here’s why
In this guest post, researcher and author Boyd Cohen argues that Europe will overtake the US as the dominant global innovation hub, and explains why.