Understanding the World: The Power of Data

Sovereignty, by definition, is being updated. Sovereignty 2.0. Under geopolitical tensions, supply chain dependencies and competing regional regulations, the discussion around digital sovereignty is shaping where you're allowed to build, what models you’re allowed to train on, an ...  Show more

We’re at the start of Q3 2026. Every day that passes, individuals, managers, executives and boards are crunching their internal numbers. They’re working out if the millions of dollars spent on cutting edge agentic AI deployment over the previous 2 years is showing signs of meanin ...  Show more

Over the past decade, a growing numbers of companies have come to view data as a strategic asset. At the same time, sensors, connected devices, and leaps in AI have all contributed to the generation of higher-value data. What are the implications for businesses? Check out this ep ...  Show more

Throughout the last few decades, the amount of data that has accumulated on the internet and in our systems has grown by orders of magnitude. Most believe that much of this data is useless. Logs, miscellaneous accounts and lines of code were just floating in the ether, and to man ...  Show more

Companies have access to more of their data than ever before. But using it to inform real-time decision-making remains a challenge. Chip Kleinheksel talks to Skyworks Solutions’ CIO, Satya Jayadev, and Deloitte's Som Suresh, about how leading companies are turning data into reven ...  Show more

Huge amounts of information, known as administrative data, are being used by government and researchers to know what you need, even before you need it.  How are linkages between data sets, and tracking types of people and businesses over time helping to improve decision making?   ...  Show more